George Herold wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@c16g2000yqi.googlegroups.com:
cut Well, then you should NOT use diodes, because they stick all sorts of metal and semiconductors together.
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Electrical Resitance
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I'm just not following what that has to do with temperature dependence?
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temperature?
What might happen to the specific resistance of pure Pb when you increase the temperature by a couple of °C, from, say, 4.2K to 6.2K?
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** The OP is a very obvious troll - so TTman's reply is both appropriate & polite.
OTOH, yours was totally smartarses and pig arrogant.
** When Google likely has the needed info - then that is where to go first.OTOH - you can go straight into hell.
.... Phil
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temperature?
-- I can find no reference to that, but since Pb has a transition temperature of 7.175K, I'd expect its resitivity to remain zero at any temperature below that. Am I missing something?
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Hi John, I think Spehro was 'commenting' on your "Without exception" statement. If you'd said, "In general", instead....
George H.
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values,
testing of metals by means of resistivity, tempco, and thermoelectric properties. They're expecting absolutely wild deviations with just parts per gazillion impurity concentrations...
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Copper's residual resistivity is very greatly affected by magnetic impurities. Oxygen annealing to get rid of the unoxidized Fe improves the low temperature resistivity by some enormous factor, like turning 4N into the equivalent of 6N.
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values,
testing of metals by means of resistivity, tempco, and thermoelectric properties. They're expecting absolutely wild deviations with just parts per gazillion impurity concentrations...
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But all of the expensive wire is "oxygen free". ;-)
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testing of metals by means of resistivity, tempco, and thermoelectric properties. They're expecting absolutely wild deviations with just parts per gazillion impurity concentrations...
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Most audiophools freeze solid somewhere above 77K.
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Phil Hobbs
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So it increases by 3%, then :-)
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LOL
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temperature?
Yes, for certain values of zero.
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other values,
purity testing of metals by means of resistivity, tempco, and thermoelectric properties. They're expecting absolutely wild deviations with just parts per gazillion impurity concentrations...
The hubris of your narcissism known no bounds.
?-)
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values,
testing of metals by means of resistivity, tempco, and thermoelectric properties. They're expecting absolutely wild deviations with just parts per gazillion impurity concentrations...
Lighten up, you sour old fart.
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Now THAT, folks, is PKB!
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Offload your narcissism, so that you are not quite damn annoying. You are a lot like a child that has been sprayed by a skunk and is proud of it and won't bath.
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Bath?
Design some electronics. Post it here. Everybody will feel better, especially you.
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Topic changing a bit? Coward. Address your narcissism problem.
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The topic of this group is electronic design. Address your can't-design problems.
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I swear I haven't seen any other groups as raw as this one.
Rick