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Cite Journal: IEEE Electrical Insulation Magazine |  Publication Date: Nov 1, 1992 |
 Citations: 32 |
Affiliation: University of Connecticut
The technical background for the thermally stimulated current (TSC) technique is presented. The effect of metal polymer contacts on the TSC method is discussed. The transitions in amorphous polymers are described. The dynamic properties of polyethylene using TSC method are given. >
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