Breakdown in Solid Dielectrics - BU
When solid dielectrics are subjected to high electric fields, failure occurs due to electrostatic compressive forces which can exceed the mechanical compressive strength. If the thickness of the specimen is d0 and is compressed to thickness d under an applied voltage V, then the electrically developed compressive stress is in equilibrium.
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