S. Anders, B. Juttner, M. Lindmayer, C. Rusteberg, H. Pursch, F. Unger-Weber
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Vacuum breakdown with microsecond delay time (interrupters)
The delay time of voltage breakdown has been analyzed as a function of the time interval to preceding interruption of high currents. With intervals >1 ms the behavior of the gap corresponded to cold electrodes. For this case, in a separate experiment, the dependence of the delay time on various parameters has been studied. At constant voltage a steep increased with the gap distance was found. This leads to the conclusion that field emission rather than a clump process is responsible for late breakdowns. >