Comparison of the Nanosecond Pulse and Direct Current Charging to Develop the Strongly Charged Electret
Comparison of the Nanosecond Pulse and Direct Current Charging to Develop the Strongly Charged Electret
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纳秒脉冲与直流充电开发强电荷驻极体的比较
DOI:
10.1002/9781118996652.ch1
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2014
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Awaya;K.; Mitsuhashi;M.; Sakashita;T.; Byungjin;H.; Nakayama;T.; Jiang;W.; Tokuchi;A.; Suzuki;T.; Suematsu;H.; Niihara;K.
Recently, micro power generation using electrets has attracted much attention due to its large power output at a low frequency range. Since the theoretical power output is proportional to the square of the surface charge density of the electret, the development of a high-performance electret is required. Conventionally, electrets have been mainly manufactured by corona discharge generated using a direct current (DC) source. However, dielectric breakdown usually occurs when high voltage is applied to a material due to the increased surface charge density of the electret. Here, we focus on the nanosecond pulse (70 ns pulse width) that has ability to apply higher voltages to materials than when DC is used. A series of measurements of surface potential and thermally stimulated discharge current (TSDC) spectra is made for various polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) electrets, which were manufactured by DC and nanosecond pulses. It is found that the surface charge density and thermal resistibility of electric charges are improved by using nanosecond pulses. A surface charge density using a nanosecond pulse of 0.59 mC/m 2 is larger than that of using DC by