NASA NTRS · 19660000497
Cryogenic cooling reduces high voltage arcing between electrodes operating in a vacuum
Abstract
Cooling to a temperature of approximately liquid nitrogen or lower, reduces arcing, or high voltage breakdown, between two closely spaced electrodes operating in a vacuum. This cooling technique can be applied to electrodes having other than hemispherical shapes.
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De Geeter, D. J.. 1966-11-01. Cryogenic cooling reduces high voltage arcing between electrodes operating in a vacuum. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19660000497
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