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Traditional Fields of Electret Application

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Electrets or electric analogues of magnets serve as permanent sources of electric field. Classical examples of electret application in engineering are based on their field action on objects, interaction with other physical fields or induction of alternating current in electret field. Designs, where a momentary current occurs during electret depolarization have gained a limited application.

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    Vladimir N. Kestelman

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    Leonid S. Pinchuk & Victor A. Goldade

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Kestelman, V.N., Pinchuk, L.S., Goldade, V.A. (2000). Traditional Fields of Electret Application. In: Electrets In Engineering. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-4455-5_2

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