läpilyöntijännitteensä
Lüpilyöntijännitteensä, often translated as breakdown voltage, is a critical electrical property of insulating materials. It refers to the maximum electric field strength a dielectric material can withstand before it loses its insulating properties and conducts electricity. When the applied voltage exceeds the breakdown voltage, the insulating material undergoes electrical breakdown, which can manifest as a spark, arc, or a continuous current flow.
The breakdown voltage depends on several factors, including the type of insulating material, its thickness, temperature,