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Coherent stepped searcher-commutator for low-voltage signals

  • Measurements of Electrical and Magnetic Quantities
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Use of the coherent effect is a highly effective means of increasing the stability of junction contact resistance of stepped searchers when commutating signals UC > UF and UC≪ UF; a coherent stepped searcher can be successfully used for commutation of microvolt signals in electronic measuring circuits [4].

It should be noted that the coherent effect as a means of increasing the conductivity of contacts (for example, in multipoint switches widely used as well in other (other than searchers) commutating devices having brass-bronze contacts (for example, in multipoint switches widely used in low-voltage measurement circuits). Electromagnetic irradiation in this case replaces the traditional mechanical cleaning of tarnish films from the contacts.

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  1. V. A. Dolgov and É. Yu. Gonestas, Commutating Devices for Automatic Monitoring Systems [in Russian], Énergiya, Moscow (1969).

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  2. R. Holm, Electrical Contacts [Russian translation], IIL, Moscow (1961).

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  3. B. D. Omel'chenko, Author's Certificate No. 217544, Byull. Izobr., No. 16 (1968).

  4. B. D. Omel'chenko, Pribory i Tekh. Éksperirn., No. 6 (1970).

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Translated from Izmeritel'naya Tekhnika, No. 6, pp. 61–63, June, 1973.

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Omel'chenko, B.D. Coherent stepped searcher-commutator for low-voltage signals. Meas Tech 16, 892–893 (1973). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00815042

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