Abstract
The theory of the newly described transient hot-strip method has been developed to include second order terms of the temperature dependence of the electrical resistivity of the hot strip. The theory indicates that second order terms should be included in situations where a high-current pulse is being used. Approximate values of the coefficients for the second order terms have been determined numerically. For times appreciably less than the characteristic time, a simple approximation of the voltage variation as a function of time has been derived and tested experimentally.
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