Volume & Surface resistivity
Volume resistivity and surface resistivity are electrical properties used to characterize the resistance of materials to the flow of electric current. They are essential parameters for materials used in various industries, including electronics, electrical engineering, and materials science. Here’s a brief explanation of each:
Volume Resistivity:
Volume Resistivity: It measures how well a material resists electrical current flow through its entire volume, indicating its electrical insulation or conductivity properties.
Surface Resistivity
Surface Resistivity: It gauges a material’s resistance to current flow across its surface, crucial for applications like electrostatic discharge protection and conductive coatings.
Our Facility:
- Equipment Name: Automatic Dielectric
- Tests: Capacitance, Dielectric constant, Dissipation factor
- Insulation resistance, Volume resistivity, surface resistivity
- Make: Shiva Instruments