1995
DOI: 10.1016/0022-3115(94)00530-3
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On the measurement of radiation induced electrical degradation in insulating materials

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“…Thus the error due to surface leakage conductance, given by ⌬ / ϭR P R cG /R PG R G , 22 where R P is the volume resistance of the specimen, was always below 10 Ϫ5 . This means that for the first time in our RIED studies, 9,22,23,41 surface leakage conductances could be kept lower than the volume conductance during the whole course of the irradiations.…”
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“…Thus the error due to surface leakage conductance, given by ⌬ / ϭR P R cG /R PG R G , 22 where R P is the volume resistance of the specimen, was always below 10 Ϫ5 . This means that for the first time in our RIED studies, 9,22,23,41 surface leakage conductances could be kept lower than the volume conductance during the whole course of the irradiations.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…Thus the error due to surface leakage conductance, given by ⌬ / ϭR P R cG /R PG R G , 22 where R P is the volume resistance of the specimen, was always below 10 Ϫ5 . This means that for the first time in our RIED studies, 9,22,23,41 surface leakage conductances could be kept lower than the volume conductance during the whole course of the irradiations. The achievement of an improved accuracy of the bulk conductivity measurement under the restricting conditions of an irradiation experiment were the result of a number of special efforts: ͑1͒ using a turbomolecular pump with oil-free magnetic bearings at the specimen chamber ͑diminishing hydrocarbon contaminants͒ and irradiating only the specimen area in the region of the center electrode ͑limiting radiation-enhanced contamination effects͒, and ͑2͒ susceptibility of crack formation was reduced by a thick and soft soldering foil as compliant layer ͑low temperature dislocation mobility͒ used between the specimen having a polished surface ͑in order to avoid stress concentration at surface grooves͒ and the specimen holder consisting of Vacon70 ͑for minimization of differential thermal stresses͒.…”
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“…On the other hand, RIED became controversial when other groups failed to find RIED in alumina with 1-2 MeV electrons, with 28 MeV He ϩ ions and with fast neutrons. [12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19] Jung et al, 20 Kesternich et al, 17,21 and Kinoshita et al 13,15 found RIED-like behavior in alumina that was not a bulk effect, could be explained by surface contamination or internal fracture of the insulator. Hodgson 10 has found the production of point defects during irradiation by optical spectroscopy which influences the observed microstructural changes.…”
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