Humidity-induced charge leakage and field attenuation in electric field microsensors
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Abstract
The steady-state zero output of static electric field measuring systems often fluctuates, which is caused mainly by the finite leakage resistance of the water film on the surface of the electric field microsensor package. The water adsorption has been calculated using the Boltzmann distribution equa …
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| Authors | Zhang H;Fang D;Yang P;Peng C;Wen X;Xia S;; |
| Journal | sensors |
| Year | 2012 |
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