Conductive member and manufacturing method thereof, and...

Electrical resistors – Resistance value responsive to a condition – Current and/or voltage

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ABSTRACT:
An electric device1is an organic positive thermistor in which, between two plate electrodes2aand2bconstituting an electrode couple2, a conductive member41is disposed in a state being in a close contact with the plate electrodes2aand2b. The conductive member41is formed of many piled up resin particles each having its surface formed with a conductive layer of a residual material (fullerene residual), which is the soot including fullerenes generated via, for example, an arc discharging method, from which at least a part of fullerenes is removed. Such conductive layers are joined to each other to structure the conductive path and the conduction of the electric device1is ensured in a normal state. When an inrush current flows, the conductive path is readily shut off by a small inflation of the resin particles due to the temperature rise.

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