Space Charge in Electrical Insulation: Space charge forms when high voltage drives free charges into tiny defects inside an insulator. Over time, these trapped pockets of positive or negative charge distort the material’s internal electric field. As a result, the insulation can weaken and fail if you don’t control this build up. What Causes Space Charge? Under voltage, electrons drift...
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