Degradation phenomenon of electrical contacts by hammering oscillating mechanism : Relation to sliding contact mechanism(Session 5 -Material-)
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概要
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We developed the mechanism which gives vibration to electrical contacts by hammering and studied the influences of a micro-oscillating on these. Over 2.5 millions of hammering, the resistance of the contacts started increasing. Over 4 millions of hammering, the resistance often exceeded 200Ω. And over 7 millions of hammering, this fluctuated between 175Ω and 570Ω. On the other hand, we also developed the mechanism which gives sliding to electrical contacts for comparison. This mechanism could detect the degradation phenomenon on these by influences of repeated sliding operations. Over 17 thousand of sliding, the resistance of the contacts started increasing, and after that the resistance fluctuated in between 20Ω and 250Ω. Although the two mechanisms are completely different(in methods, numbers, etc), the results of two test were almost similar on the oscillational phenomenon.
- 社団法人電子情報通信学会の論文
- 2007-11-07
著者
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SAWA Koichiro
Keio University
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SONODA Taketo
TMC System Co., Ltd.
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Kubota Hiroaki
R & D Division Tmc System Co. Ltd.
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Kubota Hiroaki
Tmc System Co. Ltd.
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Sawa Koichiro
Faculty of Engineering, Nippon Institute of Technology
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Sawa Koichiro
Keio University:nippon Institute Of Technology
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Sawa Koichiro
Nippon Institute Of Technology:keio University
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Sonoda Taketo
R & D Division Tmc System Co. Ltd.
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Koga Kei
Tmc System Co. Ltd.
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Wada Shin-ichi
Tmc System Co. Ltd.
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Kikuchi Mitsuo
R & D Division Tmc System Co. Ltd.
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TAKAHASHI Yasuo
TMC System Co., Ltd.
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AMAO Hiroshi
TMC System Co., Ltd.
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KIKUCHI Mitsuo
TMC System Co., Ltd.
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KOGA Kei
Faculty of Science and Technology, Keio University
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Nishioka Ryo
Faculty of Science and Technology, Keio University
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Amao Hiroshi
Tmc System Co. Ltd.
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Nishioka Ryo
Faculty Of Science And Technology Keio University
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Takahashi Yasuo
Tmc System Co. Ltd.
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Sawa Koichiro
Faculty Of Engineering Nippon Institute Of Technology
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