CONTACT RESISTANCE CHARACTERISTICS OF RHODIUM CONTACTS.

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Hayashi, Yuji
Hara, Toshito
Kubo, Masatoshi
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Electronics and Communications in Japan (English translation of Denshi Tsushin Gakkai Zasshi) | 1975年 / 58卷 / 12期
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ELECTRIC RELAYS; REED - Contacts - MASS SPECTROMETERS - Applications - RHODIUM AND ALLOYS - Applications;
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The residual gas inside reed switches was analyzed using a mass spectrometer. It was found that the residual gas consisted of hydrocarbons, CO//2, O//2, SO//2 and SiF//4. The effect of these gases on the contact resistance characteristics of rhodium contacts was investigated. Surface films formed on the rhodium contacts were identified using an electron-probe microanalyzer.
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