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Insulating film

Typical throughputs for a ZSK 125 Mv are 5-10 t/h. An example of a line for insulating films is shown in Fig. 14.17. The following is an example for the formulation of such an application  [Pg.277]


Porosity ranks next to thickness in importance, especially when the finishes must serve in polluted and/or humid environments which promote tarnish and corrosion. Pores, openings in the surface that extend to the underplate or substrate, can be intrinsic in the coating (14), or can be produced by mechanical wear or by forming operations involved in manufacturing. In some environments the substrate can tarnish or corrode at pore sites and can produce localized areas of insulating films which cause contact resistance to increase. Porosity is less important for connectors that operate indoors at moderate to low relative humidities and in the absence of corrosive pollutants (15). [Pg.31]

To produce resins for paints and for electrical insulation, film cast from solution copolymers based on bis-phenol A and bis-phenol Z (l,l-bis-(4-hydroxyphenyl)cyclohexane) have been used. [Pg.565]

Available as wire enamels for some years, they also became available from Bayer as electrical insulating films in 1970. [Pg.609]

Fabrication is most conveniently carried from solution to produce insulating film, wire lacquers and even fibres. The polymers have also been compression moulded. Some properties of two experimental Exxon grades are given in Table 21.8. [Pg.611]

By a mechanism similar to that discussed in relation to platinum coating, titanium can function as a conducting jig to support aluminium components and assemblies in conventional anodising baths. In this application the exposed titanium acquires the insulating film, but allows current to pass to the aluminium at the points of contact . [Pg.878]

Since inhibitors form insulating films on the steel, they interfere with any subsequent electroplating. In many cases, however, the films can be removed prior to plating by anodic cleaning or by a nitric acid dip. [Pg.295]

In sliding electrical contact applications, palladium plating has been criticised on the basis of a tendency due to its catalytic activity to cause polymerisation of organic vapours from adjacent equipment with the formation of insulating films on the surface. This effect is important in certain circumstances, but is not serious in many practical applications... [Pg.562]

Chloroethylene vinyl chloride) H2C== CHCI Polyfvinyl chloride) Tcdlar Insulation, films, pipes... [Pg.242]

There is a difference in the behavior of benzenediolatoborate and naphthalenedio-latoborate solutions on the one hand, and lithium bis[2,2 -biphenyldiolato(2-)-0,0 ] borate (point 5 in fig. 8) lithium bis[ sali-cylato (2-) Jborate (point 6) or benzene-diolatoborate/phenolate mixed solutions on the other (Fig.8). This can be tentatively explained by the assumption of different decomposition mechanisms due to different structures, which entail the formation of soluble colored quinones from benzenediolatoborate anions and lithium-ion conducting films from solutions of the latter compounds (points 5 and 6) [80], The assumption of a different mechanism and the formation of a lithium-ion conducting, electronically insulating film is supported by... [Pg.477]

Polyesters exhibit excellent electrical properties. They resist breakdown when exposed to continual electrical loads and have a high electrical resistance. For this reason, they are often used in electrical housings, as insulating films in electrical components, and as wire insulation where high temperatures are likely to be encountered. [Pg.378]

Extrusion Clothing fabrics Packaging films Extrusion coating films for food packaging Insulator films Photographic film base ... [Pg.379]

Simmons JG (1963) Generalized formula for the electrical tunnel effect between similar electrodes separated by a thin insulating film. J Appl Phys 34 1793-1803... [Pg.112]

Electrically insulating films of polyacetylene, doped with iodine and sodium, became semiconductive (Shirakawa, MacDiarmid, Heeger, 1976). [Pg.282]

Manufacture of Printed Wiring Boards. Printed wiring boards, or printed circuit boards, are usually thin flat panels than contain one or multiple layers of thin copper patterns that interconnect the various electronic components (e.g. integrated circuit chips, connectors, resistors) that are attached to the boards. These panels are present in almost every consumer electronic product and automobile sold today. The various photopolymer products used to manufacture the printed wiring boards include film resists, electroless plating resists (23), liquid resists, electrodeposited resists (24), solder masks (25), laser exposed photoresists (26), flexible photoimageable permanent coatings (27) and polyimide interlayer insulator films (28). Another new use of photopolymer chemistry is the selective formation of conductive patterns in polymers (29). [Pg.7]

Phosphorus oxynitride, PON, is a useful starting product, as a phosphorus and nitrogen source, to prepare various nitridooxophos-phates, in particular phosphorus oxynitride glass compositions (211). Moreover, it shows as a material excellent chemical stability with potential applications in several domains. In microelectronics, for example, PON has been used to form by evaporation insulating films for the passivation of III-V InP substrates and the elaboration of MIS (metal-insulator-semiconductor) structures (190, 212-215). PON could have also valuable properties in flame retardancy (176,191,216). [Pg.216]

Figure 8.2 Effective tunneling barrier for electron transfer in the presence of an insulating film (schematic). Figure 8.2 Effective tunneling barrier for electron transfer in the presence of an insulating film (schematic).
STM is directed to conducting samples on thin insulating films, bulk insulators have to be coated with metal... [Pg.228]

Insulating films, T resin in, 22 590 Insulating materials, thermocouple, 24 463 Insulating polymers, 13 541, 542 Insulating refractories, 21 482 Insulation... [Pg.480]

Therefore, it must be supposed that the continuous electron emission from the surface of insulating film on the cathode will be existed by the ion bombardment. The work function for the electron emission from the surface of insulating film may be larger than that from the metal surface. Thus the cathode fall in front of the insulating film must be larger than that of metal surface. At a high discharge frequency where the inertia of an... [Pg.329]

The presence of insulating films over the surface of charged conducting particles would tend to have relatively little effect, since the charges would... [Pg.34]


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