The electrical strength of oxide films on metals

Platonov, F. S.
Springer
Published 1967
ISSN:
1573-9228
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Springer Online Journal Archives 1860-2000
Topics:
Physics
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Abstract Pulse breakdown of thin films is shown to be much the same as pulse breakdown in thin layers of gases and alkali halides, which means that collisional ionization is the basic process; but the relation of delay to thickness does not agree with current concepts on the breakdown mechanism in solids. It is supposed that secondary processes complicate the breakdown by collisional ionization.
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notes Abstract Pulse breakdown of thin films is shown to be much the same as pulse breakdown in thin layers of gases and alkali halides, which means that collisional ionization is the basic process; but the relation of delay to thickness does not agree with current concepts on the breakdown mechanism in solids. It is supposed that secondary processes complicate the breakdown by collisional ionization.
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The electrical strength of oxide films on metals
Abstract Pulse breakdown of thin films is shown to be much the same as pulse breakdown in thin layers of gases and alkali halides, which means that collisional ionization is the basic process; but the relation of delay to thickness does not agree with current concepts on the breakdown mechanism in solids. It is supposed that secondary processes complicate the breakdown by collisional ionization.
1573-9228
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shingle_catch_all_2 Platonov, F. S.
The electrical strength of oxide films on metals
Abstract Pulse breakdown of thin films is shown to be much the same as pulse breakdown in thin layers of gases and alkali halides, which means that collisional ionization is the basic process; but the relation of delay to thickness does not agree with current concepts on the breakdown mechanism in solids. It is supposed that secondary processes complicate the breakdown by collisional ionization.
1573-9228
15739228
Springer
shingle_catch_all_3 Platonov, F. S.
The electrical strength of oxide films on metals
Abstract Pulse breakdown of thin films is shown to be much the same as pulse breakdown in thin layers of gases and alkali halides, which means that collisional ionization is the basic process; but the relation of delay to thickness does not agree with current concepts on the breakdown mechanism in solids. It is supposed that secondary processes complicate the breakdown by collisional ionization.
1573-9228
15739228
Springer
shingle_catch_all_4 Platonov, F. S.
The electrical strength of oxide films on metals
Abstract Pulse breakdown of thin films is shown to be much the same as pulse breakdown in thin layers of gases and alkali halides, which means that collisional ionization is the basic process; but the relation of delay to thickness does not agree with current concepts on the breakdown mechanism in solids. It is supposed that secondary processes complicate the breakdown by collisional ionization.
1573-9228
15739228
Springer
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