Minimising Fretting Slip in Connector Terminals Using Conducting Polymer Contacts(Connector and Sliding Contacts)(<Special Section>IS-EMD2003 : Recent Technical Trend of Electro-Mechanical Devices)

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• Novel contact materials such as extrinsic conducting polymers can improve contact performance and enable device miniaturisation. This paper presents an investigation of conducting polymer materials used to minimise the effect of fretting slip at the contact interface of connector terminals. Initial experimental studies are presented and a mechanical model is used to describe the polymer interface slip and stick characteristics. For fretting to be minimised the polymer must be sufficiently elastic, with a high coefficient of friction with the contacting terminal, and a sufficient normal force to ensure no slip. Experimental studies of a polymertin interface are conducted to characterise contact resistance performance under fretting conditions. A resistance model of the polymer interface is developed.

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• 2004-08-01

著者

• Mcbride J

  The School Of Engineering Sciences University Of Southampton

• McBRIDE John

  the School of Engineering Sciences, University of Southampton

• SWINGLER Jonathan

  the School of Engineering Sciences, University of Southampton

• Swingler Jonathan

  The School Of Engineering Sciences University Of Southampton

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