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Digest of Literature on Dielectrics Volume 34 1970, 1970
The chapter covers fundamental ionization processes in gases, mobility measurements, breakdown in uniform and nonuniform fields, laser induced breakdown, lightning, and applications of gas breakdown and gaseous insulation. A new section has been added to cover developments in the field of high pressure gas lasers, and the bibliography has been extended
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The chapter covers fundamental ionization processes in gases, mobility measurements, breakdown in uniform and nonuniform fields, laser induced breakdown, lightning, and applications of gas breakdown and gaseous insulation. A new section has been added to cover developments in the field of high pressure gas lasers, and the bibliography has been extended
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Nonsustained Breakdowns in Electrical Strength Tests
IEEE Transactions on Power Apparatus and Systems, 1966A study of nonsustained breakdowns has been made during alternating voltage tests on the electric strength of various commercial insulants in transformer oil and compressed sulphur hexafluoride and nitrogen. Such breakdowns do not cause sustained arcing and current flow.
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Glutamate breakdown during electric field stimulation
Brain Research, 1976R H, Haschke, J E, Heavner
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Electrical Breakdown of Liquids
1993A phenomenon generally referred to as dielectric breakdown or electrical breakdown is an increase in conduction of a material by several orders of magnitude resulting from the failure of dielectrics under electric stress. The parameter which describes the quality of material as a dielectric from the point of view of electrical breakdown is the voltage ...
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Electrical Breakdown in Solids
1969Publisher Summary This chapter focuses on theory of thermal breakdown and continues with theory and experimental description of breakdown first in semiconductors and then in insulators. Thermal breakdown voltages on the application of pulses are larger than the steady state breakdown voltages.
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C. Breakdown. Electric breakdown of solid dielectrics
Transactions of the Faraday Society, 1946openaire +1 more source