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The effects of charge carrier injection and intrinsic ionic carriers on the conduction process in superclean low-density polyethylene and cross-linked polyethylene (LDPE and XLPE) and the associated development of space… Click to show full abstract
The effects of charge carrier injection and intrinsic ionic carriers on the conduction process in superclean low-density polyethylene and cross-linked polyethylene (LDPE and XLPE) and the associated development of space charge are investigated. The carrier mobility is measured directly by space charge measurements in a double- and triple-layer structure. It is shown that the difference between superclean LDPE and XLPE in the field-dependence of the current density results from the dominance of ions in XLPE introduced by cross-linking as compared to injected carriers in the case of superclean LDPE.
Journal Title: Journal of Applied Physics
Year Published: 2020
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