Pengaruh  konstruksi  kerapatan  benang  kain  tenun  kapas  100%  (kain kanvas)  terhadap  konstanta  dielektrik  dan  profil  tegangan  pengisian  & pengosongan pada perangkat kapasitor plat sejajar

Andrian Wijayono; Valentinus Galih Vidia Putra

doi:10.36055/tjst.v16i2.8198

Pengaruh konstruksi kerapatan benang kain tenun kapas 100% (kain kanvas) terhadap konstanta dielektrik dan profil tegangan pengisian & pengosongan pada perangkat kapasitor plat sejajar

Andrian Wijayono, Valentinus Galih Vidia Putra

Abstract

Pada dasarnya kain tenun terdiri atas struktur anyaman benang-benang yang terbuat dari bahan serat tekstil melalui suatu proses pertenunan. Salah satu jenis serat yang telah lama dikenal sebagai bahan baku pembuatan kain tenun adalah serat kapas. Terdapat tujuh jenis konstruksi kerapatan benang kain tenun kapas 100% yang telah digunakan sebagai material dielektrik pada penelitian ini. Pada penelitian ini telah dilakukan pengamatan mengenai pengaruh konstruksi kerapatan benang kain tenun kapas 100% (kain kanvas) terhadap konstanta dielektrik dan profil tegangan pengisian & pengosongan pada perangkat kapasitor plat sejajar. Pengamatan konstanta dielektrik dan perilaku tegangan perangkat kapasitor plat sejajar berdielektrik kain tenun kapas 100% saat proses pengisian & pengosongan telah dilakukan dengan menggunakan perangkat mikrokontroler Arduino Uno. Proses pengisian & pengosongan kapasitor telah dilakukan dengan menggunakan skema rangkaian seri resistor-kapasitor (RC). Hasil pengamatan menunjukkan kesesuaian cukup baik antara hasil prediksi dan eksperimen pada perilaku profil tegangan kapasitor plat sejajar berdielektrik kain tenun kapas 100% saat proses pengisian & pengosongan dengan nilai R2 > 0,9. Telah ditemukan hubungan antara parameter kerapatan benang kain tenun kapas 100% terhadap konstanta dielektrik dan profil tegangan pengisian & pengosongan perangkat kapasitor plat sejajar. Hasil menunjukan bahwa semakin besar nilai kerapatan benang kain tenun kapas 100%, maka semakin besar nilai konstanta dielektrik kain tersebut.

Woven fabric consists of interlacing threads made from fiber material by weaving process. One type of fibers which is known as raw material for making woven fabric is cotton fiber. In this research, there are seven types of yarn-fabric density of 100% cotton fabric that has been used as dielectric materials. In this study, the influence of woven dielectric yarn density on the dielectric properties and the voltage charging & discharging profiles of the parallel plate capacitor devices has been carried out. The observation of the dielectric properties and the voltage in the parallel plate capacitor devices during the charging and discharging process are carried out using an Arduino Uno microcontroller device. The charging and discharging profiles are measured by using a series of resistor-capacitor (RC) circuit. The results of the charging process and the discharging process obtained R2 > 0.9, which indicates that the correlation between the predicted and experimental results has a very good relationship. It has been found that the correlation between the woven dielectric yarn density on the dielectric constant and the charge-discharge profiles of the parallel plate capacitor. It also has been found that the higher density of the 100% cotton fabric, the higher the dielectric constant value of the fabric.

Keywords

Kerapatan benang; kain tenun kapas; konstanta dielektrik; profil tegangan; pengisian; pengosongan; kapasitor plat sejajar

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