jännitteenkestosta
Jännitteenkesto refers to the maximum voltage that an electrical component or material can withstand without breaking down or becoming irreversibly damaged. This property is crucial in electrical engineering and circuit design to ensure safety and reliability. Different components have varying jännitteenkesto ratings depending on their intended application and materials. For instance, insulators like plastic or ceramic have high jännitteenkesto to prevent current from flowing through them, while semiconductors used in diodes or transistors have specific voltage limits that must not be exceeded to avoid damage.
The breakdown of a material's jännitteenkesto often occurs when the electric field strength across it exceeds