I am working on a TENG project and I would like to know some basic detail. What is the major difference between an open and short circuit operation of a TENG.
What is the permittivity of a metal surface?
How to measure the surface charge density of metal surfaces?
In open circuit operation, a TENG generates electricity without an external load connected, while in short circuit operation, the output terminals are directly connected, causing the device to discharge rapidly. The permittivity of a metal surface depends on the specific metal, and the surface charge density of metal surfaces can be measured using techniques like Kelvin probe force microscopy or surface potential measurements.
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Conductive Materials — Solids such as liquids and gases are conductive materials. Among solid conductors, metals and their alloys are most commonly used in electrical engineering. "ρ" metallic conductive materials can be divided into two main groups according to their specific electrical resistance:
high conductivity metals in which ρ is not greater than 0.05 μOm·m at normal temperature and high resistivity metals and alloys in which ρ is not less than 0.3 μOm·m under those conditions. Conductive materials belonging to the first group are mainly winding and assembly wires, cables of various purposes, veins, tires, etc. are used to prepare
Conductive materials belonging to the second group are resistors, electric heating devices, filaments of incandescent lamps, etc. are used during production.
Cryoconductors and superconducting materials form a special group, which have a small resistivity of zero at temperatures close to absolute zero. Liquid conductors, as a rule, include molten metals and various electrolytes. Most metals have fairly high melting points and are therefore liquid conductors at high temperatures. Among metals, only mercury, which has a melting point of around -39 °C, can be used as a liquid conductor at normal temperatures.
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