Data record gloss.dielectric-frequency-response.definition

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Dielectric frequency response is the measurement of the capacitance and the dielectric loss of an insulation system over a range of frequencies that extends from far below the power frequency to above it. The shape of the resulting curve depends on the insulation geometry, its moisture content, the conductivity of the insulating liquid and the temperature, and it is fitted to a model to estimate the moisture in the solid insulation.

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