1974
DOI: 10.1016/0022-3093(74)90151-3
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Absorption currents and steady currents in polymer dielectrics

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“…17 The space-charge model with charge injection may also be eliminated because of the mirror-image nature of I charge and I discharge . 18,19 On the other hand, the analysis of the relation between I discharge and E gives an excellent linearity. This linear relation is a characteristic of the dipolar relaxation, 26,27 but it can be explained also by a process in which charges generated in the bulk accumulate at the crystalline-amorphous boundary regions or other interfaces.…”
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“…17 The space-charge model with charge injection may also be eliminated because of the mirror-image nature of I charge and I discharge . 18,19 On the other hand, the analysis of the relation between I discharge and E gives an excellent linearity. This linear relation is a characteristic of the dipolar relaxation, 26,27 but it can be explained also by a process in which charges generated in the bulk accumulate at the crystalline-amorphous boundary regions or other interfaces.…”
Section: -3mentioning
confidence: 96%
“…The origin of relaxation currents has been a point of disagreement. The most frequently considered physical interpretations of these currents are dipolar relaxation, 14,15 tunneling to empty traps close to electrodes, 16,17 charge injection, 18 electrode polarization, 19 and carrier hopping between localized states. 20 In spite of this diversity in transient mechanisms, the time-domain response of a dielectric follows in most of the cases the empirical Curie-Von Schweidler ͑C-VS͒ law: 16,21 …”
Section: A Transient Current In Aln Capacitorsmentioning
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“…eJl U'~ %// [7] Demnach ist die Transitzeit der Elektronen keine separierbare Funktion yon Spannung und Temperatur. Mit abnehmender Spannung nimmt die Zeit der Elektronen zum Durchqueren der Probe zu und wird im Grenzfall unendlich grog (U = 0).…”
Section: K T T T = -~°E X P \ -K T ] 1 --E X P (unclassified
“…Damit ist ein direkter Vergleich zwischen gemessenen und berechneten Transitzeiten mfglich, weil alle Gr613en in [7] bis auf die Stogfrequenz ~0 bekannt sind. In der Literatur werden fiir diese Konstante Zahlenwerte yon 1012 bis 1015 s-1 genannt (24).…”
Section: Transitzeit Der Ladungstrdgerunclassified
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