Abstract

The breakdown of small spark gaps in air is not generally considered a predictable or controllable phenomenon; statistical time lag and breakdown voltage may vary by orders of magnitude. Typical test data for physically identical 0,002-inch gaps are shown in Figure 1. This represents the state of the art of two years ago.

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