Highly densified voltage non-linear resistor and method of manuf

Electrical resistors – Resistance value responsive to a condition

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338 20, 338 21, 296101, 29617, H01C 700, H01C 710

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ABSTRACT:
In case of manufacturing a voltage non-linear resistor, a sintering process is divided into two completely separate steps, i.e. primary and secondary sinterings. The primary sintering is carried out under a reduced pressure and the second sintering is conducted under an atmospheric pressure with a sufficient amount of oxygen. The primary sintering is effects such that the relative density and open porosity of the primarily sintered body are 85% or more and 1% or less, respectively. The secondary sintering removes to a large extent, voids existing in the body and, oxidation of the body is sufficiently effected. Therefore, the finally sintered body has a high density, a large surge withstanding capability, and a high non-linearity index.

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