Hi All,
I don't have the previous postings but the value of 1-2 milliamps/Sq In
is a good place be when designing electrodes and current densities.
Having said that, do be careful with the shape of the electrodes. Any
discontinuities, such as the edges of a silver strip, are sure to draw
more current than the surrounding metal and blow you current density
calculations. Use a nice cylindrical (round wire) for best performance.
Arnold, are you related to Alvine Beland of AtlasNova fame? That's where
we get our silver wire as do a lot of generator MFGs. Are you designing
a new system?
Regards,
Fred
CWFugitt wrote:
Evening Arnold,
>> At 04:34 PM 5/1/2007, you wrote:
A figure of nine microamperes per square millimeter is lodged
somewhere in my brain but I can't remember how we arrived at that.
Has anyone kept a record of these postings?
Few of us have all the messages. I have many thousands. If you have a
subject line, or a unique phrase, I can find them in short order.
And there are a few techies left. But few of us have a micro amp meter.
I would hope you have milliamps and micro amps mixed up.
I could likely rig a micro amp measurement using some of my $100
digital panel meters if I thought it to be that important.
You can make excellent CS and never measure micro amps. Few people
even measure milliamps.
How much are you measuring at the present?
Wayne
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