Abstract: A power electronics module includes a capacitor having a trough-shaped housing and at least one capacitor winding. An electronic unit includes a base on which the capacitor is mounted. A cooling plate in thermal contact with a cooling surface of the capacitor is formed by a bus bar. The cooling plate is on the base of the electronic unit.

Abstract: A power capacitor is described herein. The power capacitor includes a housing and at least one capacitor winding. The power capacitor also includes at least one mechanical spring element between the housing and the at least one capacitor winding.

Abstract: A power capacitor is described herein. The power capacitor includes a housing and at least one capacitor winding. The power capacitor also includes at least one mechanical spring clement between the housing and the at least one capacitor winding.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a power capacitor (1) for the installation in a motor vehicle, comprising a capacitor unit (2) with at least one first and at least one second capacitor element (3, 4) whereby each capacitor element comprises at least two rolled-up plastic films that are provided with metal layers and are provided with metal-free edge strips on mutually opposite lying longitudinal sides, a circuit connection unit (5) and a housing (12), whereby the capacitor elements (3, 4) are circuit-connected in parallel by means of the circuit connection unit (5).

Abstract: A housing can be used for high-power components, especially high-power capacitors. A housing has a carrier platform made from a suitable electrically insulating material and a preferably metallic cover, wherein the thermal expansion coefficients of the platform and of the cover are matched to each other. This matching is achieved according to the invention by adjusting the glass-fiber coefficient of a fiber-composite material.

Abstract: A wound electrical capacitor, particularly a power capacitor provided with an excess-pressure break-away structure employing a tubular shaped electric conductor which forms the electric supply line to the capacitor winding and which is disposed within the housing. The conductor has a predetermined break point at which it will break under a tension load applied to it over the housing bottom and a tensioning device, in the presence of an excessive pressure within the housing. The invention is particularly suitable for employment in oil-impregnated, regeneratable power capacitors.