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CS>Current run-away
From: Robert Berger
Date: Tue, 14 Oct 2003 11:16:40
> Hi most noble EIS'ers,
> I hate to be a spoil sport but there is no such thing as
> "run-away" current with a constant voltage genertor !!!
> Go to my web site and look at the link HVDC CS. That is a 330 v DC
> constant voltage data plot. I have more of then for the doubting
Robert, how are those charts relevant? Nobody uses 330VDC. You are
going way over the current density that makes good cs.
Ken is right. The current in a constant voltage system is a very
good fit to an exponential rise. It increases rapidly at the end,
which makes it difficult to get consistent results.
I show actual data for 27V and 18V in Fig. 1 on my web site
http://www3.sympatico.ca/add.automation/misc/130vdc.htm
The curve for 18V is an exponential. See how closely it matches the
data points.
Mike Monett
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