The Influence of Electrostatic Charge on the Stability of Electronic and Electrical Equipment

Vorshevskii, A. A.; Grishakov, E.S.

doi:10.3103/s1068371217120173

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“…The large data logger memory allowed recording data every 2 min for the four light channels and the temperature. Due to the extremely low humidity (18), intensive preventive measures succeeded in avoiding damage that could have resulted from high electrostatic potentials during handling and deployment of the radiometers. Because of the remote location and difficult accessibility, the instruments could not be visited on a regular basis for maintenance or cleaning.…”

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Monitoring of Solar Irradiance in the High Andes

Häder¹,

Cabrol

2020

Photochem & Photobiology

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Solar radiation has been measured in the high Andes near Laguna Lejia (latitude 23° 26′ 23.30" S, longitude 67° 38′ 14.29" W) at an elevation of 4715 m between December 2016 and December 2017. Irradiances were monitored in four wavelength channels: PAR (400–700 nm), UV‐A (315–400 nm), UV‐B (295–315 nm) and short‐wavelength UV‐B (295–310 nm) with a new radiometer. In addition, ambient temperatures were recorded. Record values have been found for PAR (exceeding 600 W m−2), UV‐A (close to 95 W m−2), UV‐B (3.13 W m−2) and short‐wavelength UV‐B (0.144 W m−2) during Austral spring. The winter irradiance values slightly exceeded 50% of these values. Maximal cloud effects due to multiple reflections were 45, 38, 32 and 35% higher than values under cloudless skies for PAR, UV‐A, UV‐B and short‐wavelength UV‐B, respectively. Record irradiance for this site shows a UV index reaching and exceeding 20, which is due to low solar zenith angles, the altitude, low water vapor and aerosol concentrations in the atmosphere as well as low total column ozone concentrations.

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Monitoring of Solar Irradiance in the High Andes

Häder¹,

Cabrol

2020

Photochem & Photobiology

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“…Hence, the possibility of using the second method of stabilizing the technical characteristics of the EC -the appropriate selection of the key group of dimensional parameters in the assembly of products, i.e. organization of selective assembly [19][20][21][22].…”

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Probabilistic Modeling for Manufacturing of Automotive Electric Equipment

Kozlovsky¹,

Klochkov

2021

Preprint

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A generalized quality criterion is proposed for the processes of designing and manufacturing electrical equipment. The relationship between the parameters of the technological process of manufacturing electrical equipment and the ones of statistical plans acceptance quality control is taking into account for the calculation of the criterion. This creates the prerequisites for effective management of design and manufacturing processes to achieve the desired level of quality.

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“…The power management system was applied to the triboelectric nanogenerator with circuit and switch drivers in order to generate steady electrical energy from environmental mechanical energies, [ 21,22 ] but the electrical components can be damaged by water or electrical shock. [ 23,24 ] Even though multi‐array of rotational TENGs was fabricated to produce high voltage with the charge pumping [ 25,26 ] or a voltage multiplier circuit, [ 27 ] these methods were demonstrated above stably driving frequency of 2 Hz. Other studies have proposed better models to harvest energy under random and low frequency oscillation.…”

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Long‐Lasting and Steady Triboelectric Energy Harvesting from Low‐Frequency Irregular Motions Using Escapement Mechanism

Han

Kim

Rajabi‐Abhari

et al. 2020

Advanced Energy Materials

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Most mechanical energy harvesters produce only small amounts of electrical power from extremely low‐frequency input motions and immediately stop generating electricity when mechanical kinetic energy is exhausted. Here, a steady, long‐lasting and power‐boosted triboelectric nanogenerator is reported that can efficiently harvest from extremely low‐frequency irregular motions of less than 0.1 Hz by utilizing an escapement mechanism and frequency up‐conversion device. The escapement mechanism‐based triboelectric nanogenerator (EM‐TENG) consists of a mechanical energy storage spring, escapement mechanism and a torsional resonator for regular operation and frequency up‐conversion. In addition, the micro‐patterned alternating dielectric surfaces of Nylon and polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) and the comb‐type rotator significantly improve the output performance of the rotational EM‐TENG, increasing the current density level approximately 4.2 times compared to flat surfaces. Under an input frequency of 0.067 Hz, the EM‐TENG produces an open circuit voltage of 320 V and a short‐circuit current density of 0.59 mA m‐2. Most importantly, the EM‐TENG can produce long‐lasting and steady output power for 110 s (22 times) under only 5 s of input motion. Therefore, the EM‐TENG might pave the way to effectively harvest energy from extremely low‐frequency motions in nature, such as human motion, structural vibration and ocean waves.

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The Influence of Electrostatic Charge on the Stability of Electronic and Electrical Equipment

Cited by 8 publications

References 1 publication

Monitoring of Solar Irradiance in the High Andes

Monitoring of Solar Irradiance in the High Andes

Probabilistic Modeling for Manufacturing of Automotive Electric Equipment

Long‐Lasting and Steady Triboelectric Energy Harvesting from Low‐Frequency Irregular Motions Using Escapement Mechanism

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