Resistivity As Dynamic Behavior in Low Density Polyethylene

Authors

J. Brunson
John R. Dennison, Utah State UniversityFollow

Document Type

Article

Journal/Book Title/Conference

proceedings of the 13th Rocky Mountain NASA Space Grant Consortium NASA Fellowship Symposium

Publisher

Rocky Mountain NASA Space Grant Consortium

Publication Date

5-4-2008

Abstract

Bridging the gap between theoretical calculations and experimental data has been the focus of much of the research into the electrical behavior of insulating polymers. Low density polyethylene is the standard test material used in both experimental work and numerical calculations. Resistivity measurements provide more than an absolute value for technical use; they also provide insight into the nature of active charge carriers and trapping behavior within LDPE.

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Recommended Citation

Brunson, J. and Dennison, John R., "Resistivity As Dynamic Behavior in Low Density Polyethylene" (2008). All Physics Faculty Publications. Paper 1468.
https://digitalcommons.usu.edu/physics_facpub/1468