Electrical-thermal switching in carbon-black-polymer composites as a local effect

D. Azulay; M. Eylon; O. Eshkenazi; D. Toker; M. Balberg; N. Shimori; O. Millo; I. Balberg

Electrical-thermal switching in carbon-black-polymer composites as a local effect

D. Azulay^*, M. Eylon, O. Eshkenazi, D. Toker, M. Balberg, N. Shimori, O. Millo, I. Balberg

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Racah Institute of Physics

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Abstract

Under low constant-voltage conditions, individual tunneling barriers are shown to be completely switched off for tunneling conduction. These barriers appear to be in the current-leading dead ends or in the "singly connectedlike" junctions of the percolation backbone. The observed global effect under these conditions is a result of uncorrelated opening and closing of these barriers.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	236601/1-236601/4
Journal	Physical Review Letters
Volume	90
Issue number	23
State	Published - 13 Jun 2003

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