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Cooling rate effects in ZnO varistors

Journal of Materials Science: Materials in Electronics, 1992
Cooling rate effects on ZnO-Bi2O3 varistors are presented. In particular, the oxygen vacancies (V o + ) concentration was determined by electron paramagnetic resonance (EPR) spectroscopy and related to the conductivity. It was found that a higher cooling rate provokes an increase of the V
M. S. Castro, L. Perissinotti, C. M. Aldao   +2 more
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Pulse response characteristics of ZnO varistors

Journal of Applied Physics, 1990
A study is reported of the influences of temperature, circuit resistance, and pulse repetition rate on the ZnO varistor inductive pulse response that is disclosed by voltage overshoot and current undershoot. Exponential time constants are fitted to the voltage overshoot and the current undershoot obtained by using high- and low-impedance pulse supplies,
F. A. Modine, R. B. Wheeler
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Advances in ZnO–Bi2O3 based varistors

Journal of Materials Science: Materials in Electronics, 2015
In this review paper detailed development of the ZnO–Bi2O3 based polycrystalline varistors are presented as the technological importance emerged with the rapid applications of the gapless surge protectors superseding traditional gapped SiC designs. The excellent symmetric nonlinear current–voltage (I–V) characteristic of these varistors results from ...
Jianying Li, Shengtao Li, Pengfei Cheng, Mohammad A. Alim   +3 more
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The Simulation of Failure Modes on ZnO Varistors

IEEJ Transactions on Power and Energy, 2008
There are three main failure modes of ZnO varistors; thermal runaway, puncture and cracking. It is important from the operational point of view for user of ZnO surge arresters to know the fundamental mechanisms of these failure modes. I led many equations on these failures and simulated failure modes.
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Dopant Effects to Pores in ZnO Varistors

2006 IEEE 8th International Conference on Properties and applications of Dielectric Materials, 2006
Pore is an intrinsic property of ZnO varistor. There are two different shapes of pores in ZnO varistor samples, one is sphere shape, and another is irregular polyhedron. Pores are caused by air particles wrapped in initial varistor compact and grains-surrounded spaces during the sintering. By analyzing the pore phenomena in two different systems of ZnO
Youping Tu, Lijian Ding, Jinliang He, Jun Hu, Se-won Han, Han-goo Cho   +5 more
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ZnO varistors for liquid crystal displays

Journal of Applied Physics, 1982
ZnO varistors are excellent materials for multiplexing dichroic liquid crystal displays. We describe here the development of varistor materials tailored for this application. The varistors are large (∼25 cm diameter), uniform, and have relatively low dielectric constant.
Lionel M. Levinson, Donald E. Castleberry, Charles A. Becker   +2 more
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Spinel Phases in ZnO Varistors

Physica Status Solidi (a), 1980
K.-H. Bäther, D. Hinz, N. Mattern, M. Bitterlich, W. Brückner   +4 more
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Grain junction properties of ZnO varistors

Applications of Surface Science, 1979
Abstract Grain-grain junctions in ZnO varistor ceramics were electrically contacted by conventional photoresist- and contact deposition techniques and investigated in terms of the statistical distribution of the breakdown voltage. Its maximum appears at 3.4 V for constant current of 5 μA.
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Microscopic degradation model for ZnO varistors

Physica Status Solidi (a), 1983
K.-H. Bätheb, W. Brückner, W. Moldenhauer, H.-P. Brückner   +3 more
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ZnO varistors with iron oxide

2020
ZnO VARI STORE WITH IRON OXIDE CAM, Ibrahim Faculty of Engineering Department of Metallurgical Engineering, M. S. Thesis Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Muharrem T1MUCÎN 114 pages, February 1989 ABSTRACT In the present work, addition of Fe2Û3 on the characteristics of ZnO-var istors were studied.
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