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Electrical Transport and Breakdown of Poly-p-phenylenesulfide

Yoshino et al., 1983

Document ID
11971755359169271860
Author
Yoshino K
Yun M
Ozaki M
Inuishi Y
Kyoukane J
et al.
Publication year
Publication venue
Japanese journal of applied physics

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Electrical transport and dielectric breakdown of PPS are studied. Electrical resistivity of PPS film at room temperature is about 10 18 Ω· cm and super-linear current-voltage characteristics are observed, which can be explained in terms of either Poole-Frenkel or …
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