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J. T. Mockert

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20242024

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Z. CardenasJ. C. DickensB. EsserD. FriesenD. Hattz

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J. T. Mockert

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Center for Pulsed Power and Power Electronics

Texas Tech University

Lubbock, TX, USA

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Acrylic Cylinder,
Approach Speed,
Current Decreases,
Current Waveforms,
Dielectric Surface,
Discharge Current,
Dry Air,
Electrode Geometry,
Electromagnetic Radiation,
Electrostatic Discharge,
Energy System,
Field Enhancement

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Z. Cardenas
J. C. Dickens
B. Esser
D. Friesen
D. Hattz

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Effect of Approach Speed and Electrode Geometry on Electrostatic Discharges Off Floating Dielectrics

B. Esser;Z. Cardenas;J. T. Mockert;J. C. Stephens;J. C. Dickens;J. J. Mankowski;A. A. Neuber;D. Friesen;D. Hattz;C. Nelson

IEEE Transactions on Plasma Science

Year: 2024 | Volume: 52, Issue: 3 | Journal Article |

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With the damaging effects of electrostatic discharges (ESDs), it is important to study them within various parameter regimes relevant to real-world scenarios. One such scenario studied here is a floating dielectric with no nearby ground plane with a grounded object approaching at a high rate of speed. One may encounter this scenario when moving objects by hand. Discharge current and radiated field...Show More

Effect of Approach Speed and Electrode Geometry on Electrostatic Discharges Off Floating Dielectrics

B. Esser;Z. Cardenas;J. T. Mockert;J. C. Stephens;J. C. Dickens;J. J. Mankowski;A. A. Neuber;D. Friesen;D. Hattz;C. Nelson

IEEE Transactions on Plasma Science

Year: 2024 | Volume: 52, Issue: 3 | Journal Article |

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