Grenzfeldstärke
Grenzfeldstärke, often translated as "threshold field strength" or "limiting field strength," refers to the maximum electrical or magnetic field strength that a material can withstand before undergoing a significant change in its properties. This change is typically a breakdown of insulation, a change in conductivity, or a magnetic saturation. The precise meaning of Grenzfeldstärke depends on the context of the material and the field being applied.
In electrical insulation, Grenzfeldstärke denotes the dielectric strength of a material. Exceeding this value can lead
For magnetic materials, Grenzfeldstärke can refer to the coercive field strength, which is the magnetic field
The Grenzfeldstärke is an intrinsic property of a material, influenced by its composition, structure, temperature, and