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Cranberg clump hypothesis: a standalone construct

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High-voltage engineering

proposal that vacuum breakdown begins when a loosely bound particle accelerated across the gap strikes the far electrode with enough energy.

In high-voltage engineering, Cranberg clump hypothesis refers to proposal that vacuum breakdown begins when a loosely bound particle accelerated across the gap strikes the far electrode with enough energy. This meaning comes from Cranberg (1952) in Journal of Applied Physics.[1]

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References

Cranberg, L. (1952). The Initiation of Electrical Breakdown in Vacuum. Journal of Applied Physics, 23(5), 518-522. https://doi.org/10.1063/1.1702243

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