| Title |
Development of Conductivity Standards for Metals using the van der Pauw Method |
| Authors |
강전홍(Kang, Jeon-Hong) ; 유광민(Yu, Kwang-Min) ; 이상화(Lee, Sang-Hwa) |
| DOI |
https://doi.org/10.5370/KIEE.2013.62.11.1617 |
| Keywords |
van der Pauw method ; Two point probe method ; Resistivity ; Certified Reference Material ; Conductivity ratio ; Uncertainty |
| Abstract |
The widely-used measurement methods for conductivity of non-magnetic metals are van der Pauw method, Two Point Probe method and Eddy Current method. Among them a more simpler and easier method is the Eddy Current method and an instrument using the method is a Conductivity Meter which can measure a conductivity by contacting its probe on a sample surface. However, conductivity standards are essentially needed to confirm the meter's performance or to calibrate it. In this study, six kinds of the standards which are made of Cu, Al-1, Al-2, brass, Zn and SUS-316 are developed and conductivity ranges for the standards are 2.27 %IACS ~ 101.6 %IACS with measurement uncertainty of less than 0.3 %. |