Abstract
Using three types of copper electrodes with different surface areas, experiments were performed to investigate the influence of electrode area on the conditioning effect,which is a characteristic of dielectric breakdown in vacuum gaps. The conditioning process varied with electrode area: the smaller the electrode area, the sooner conditioning ended. Breakdown voltages after completion of conditioning also depended on electrode area: the smaller the electrode area, the higher the breakdown voltage. >
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