Resumen de Degradation behavior and mechanism of polymer films for high-ohmic resistor protection in a heat and humid environment
X. Y. Wang, H. Zhang, X.P. Ma, Q. Cheng, C.G. Li, M.X. Li, T.N. Chen, G.P. Zhang, J.Q. Shao
AbstracThe protection of polymer films is critical to the reliability of high-ohmic resistors working in a heat and humid environment, and temperature is the main factor resulting in failure of coated resistors. However, in this study hydrogen evolution reaction (HER) and corrosion reaction of OH− ions are found to be another two important factors determining the fate of coated resistors. When temperature effects can be neglected, corrosion resulted from OH− ions generated in HER may be the major reason of polymer degradation, the mechanism of which is discussed based on the polymer films mainly formed by phenolic and epoxy resins.
