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titleOfInvention Surge absorbing element and manufacturing method thereof
abstract Disclosed is a long-life discharge surge absorbing element capable of suppressing deterioration of discharge characteristics caused by impure gas adhering to the surface of a discharge electrode or coating. Realization of a surge absorbing element with a quick response speed when impulse (surge) current is applied. An airtight envelope 16 is formed by hermetically sealing the opening portions at both ends of a case member 12 with a pair of lid members 14 and 14 that also serve as discharge electrodes, and the inside of the airtight envelope 16 is formed. In addition, a discharge gas 22 is sealed in, and a discharge gap 22 is formed between the discharge electrode portions 18 and 18 of the lid members 14 and 14, and both ends of the inner wall 24 of the case member 12 are covered with the lid members 14 and 14. And a plurality of trigger discharge films 28 arranged with a small discharge gap 26 therebetween, and further, the surface of the discharge electrode portion 18 contained titanium carbide baked at 100 to 1000 ° C. and potassium molybdate. A coating 30 was formed. [Selection] Figure 1
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