グロー•アーク間フリップフロップ形移行の反復バースト

抄録

The inter-glow-arc flip-flop transition, we call, occurs between glow and arc discharges even in the normal glow region. Here voltages succeedingly jump up and down and jump up and down at the nearly same current. It appears, authors found, as continual bursts. We became early aware of this fact but recently the measurement assisted by PC and GP-IB has enabled us quantitatively to ascertain it. The investigation was conducted on Ag electrodes in atmospheric air as it delivered a typical example. In this paper the matter how the bursts influence the measured values of this transition is presented and discussed.