Varistors with controllable voltage versus time response

Compositions – Electrically conductive or emissive compositions – Metal compound containing

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252519, 252521, 338 20, 338 21, H01B 106

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ABSTRACT:
A bismuth-free, zinc oxide based varistor exhibits a controllable overshoot/undershoot voltage characteristic. The varistor is composed of zinc oxide as the primary constituent, with smaller quantities of barium, boron, one or more transition elements and aluminum. Varistor voltage versus time response is dependent on the degree of aluminum doping. Typically, more than approximately 0.003 mole percent, but less than approximately 0.1 mole percent aluminum is employed, depending on desired voltage overshoot/undershoot characteristic.

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