What is thermal breakdown, Chemistry

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What is Thermal breakdown

It is because of the attainment of an excessive temperature in dielectric.  If  heat  dissipated  is  less  than  heat  generated,  there  is  a progressive  increase  in  the  temperature  of  the  dielectric  which  may  melt ultimately.

 


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