SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT PYATKIN, I. - PYATNITSKAYA, A. B.
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KHUDOSOVTSEV, N.M.; PAKv V.S., akademik; BORISHENK09 K.S.; PYATKIN, A.M.,
PYATKIN, K. D.
K. D.
PY A'ITD-T, K. B.
PYATIM!, H. D.
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S/081/62/000/OQ4/063/087
B150/138
AUTHORSt I filarkhilevicho K. I.p Abritalin, V. L., Pyatkin, I. I.
11 Varkhilevichp KO I,, Abritalin, V. L,
TITLEt Inveitigation of the process for treating a high-densitivity
panchromatic aerial film. I - The operating conditions for
treating aerial film in a manual developing apparatus. II
Increasing the photosensitivity and uniformity of development
'by cyclic development of aerial film. III Sensitometric
Investigation of the method of "hungry" development of aerial,
films.
PERIODICALs
Referativnyy zhurnal. Khi ract
miya, no. 4, 1962, 457, abst
'
-i. kinofotoin-tal no. 351
960, lio-116;
41,429 (Tr. Vses. n. 1
117-119; 120-125)
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TEXT: The literature on the development of aerial films is reviewed in
connection with the requirements for airial photograph interpretation and ,P.5
to establis h the dependence of resolution.on the range of.contrast. The,'~. ~
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S/081/62/000/004/063/087
Investigation of the process ... B150/B136
appropriate length of aerial film and the devel;ping time are established~
for a developing apparatus with manual rewinding. A method is suggested
for cyclic development by-continuous winding of the film from one spool to
the other. It produces excellent results with regard to increasing the
photosensitivity of the film and the uniformity of development. A sonsito-~
metric~investigation is made, of a method of development which-increaaes
light-senaitivity and includes repeated stee ing of the film in the develop~r'lv..45
with subsequent holdingng between glasses. ~Abstracterls notes Complete f':
tranelation-1
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~USSR Microbiology. Hufnan zind Animal Pathogens. F
Corynebact-.ria.
Abs Jour: Ref Zhur-Biol., No 2, 1959, 5623.
Author ; Pyat,'tin, K. D.; !CM-imovaj No D.; Markova, N& So
Inst :Not gFven.
Title :Changes in Forms !.M Diphtheria Bacilli.
Orig Pub: Mikrobiol. zh., 1-!M, 20, No 1, 44-48.
Abstract: Three changed miM type cultures and four
cultures isolated Irom patients were studied;
of these, three-oilif4tures were yeast-like forms,
three coccoid: seventh was a V-shaped form
with lemon-yellow Aigment. All the cultures
were transferred zvAery 7-14 days to lysates ob-
tained from FYivivifflococcus aureus, Streptococ-
cus gravis type of diphtheria bacilli. In one
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USSR Microbiology. Human and Animal Pathogens. F
Corynebacteria.
Abs Jour; Ref Zhur-Biol., No 2, 1959, 5623.
Abstract: case on the Staphylococcus lysate and in six
cases on the diphtheria lysates, capsulated
forms were observed, possessing proteolytic
properties. They did not ferment lactose, gal-
actose, or starch; in media with glucose and
lactose, traces of acid were formed; they did
not agglutinate homologous sera, were not patho-
genic for animals, and were not antagonistic to
mitis and gravis type diphtheria bacilli. After.
13-14 passages on the indicated lysates, a trans-
ition of the capsulated form to thread-like and
then to typical diphtheria bacilli morphological
forms was observed. At the same time their pro-.
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I-PYATEE', i-. D.
"On the mcMo(Is of lalhoral.ory of typhoid faveri-n paratyphoid and dysenter-y,"
Trudy Krymrk. red. in-t-a im. 3'alina, Vol. XII, 1041.3, 10.0-2-1
SO: U-3950, 16 June 53, (Latopia, 'Zhurnal Inykh Statey. go. 5. 1949).
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PYATKIN, Kirill Dmitriyevich;,.IVANOVA, T.I., ##d.; CHUCHUFAK, V.D.,
-- ~Mllr;PRNYZ, A. L. v tekhn. red.
PY."l-l"I"P K.
PA 16TI43
USSR/Medicine - Spirochatosis May 1947
Medicine - Epidemiology
"A Case of Leptoopirosis in the Crimea," K. D.
Pyatkin, V. Yo. Laskin, E. M. Sultanoknya, L. To.
Besprozvenneya, 2 pp
"Gigiyena i Saniteriya" Vol XII, No 5
Detailed discussion giving epidemiological data.
Concludes, emong other things, that the most
probable sources of water fever are rate and horned
cattle.
i rifr43
AUTHOR: Pyatkin,, S.A. 106--58-3-10/19
TITLE: U
_L;~ter --a the Editor. (P-islma v redaktsiyu)
PERIODICAL: Elektro&vyaz*, 1958, Vr 3, pp 65 - 66 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: Comment oil IlAn Approximate Method for the Calculation
of the blutual Relation between Frequency and Tratisfer Character-
isti_-s of Radio Circuits" - Elektrosvyaz~,)195?, Vr 1.
Conclusions drawn by the author from Ea. ? and the initial
formula
W h(t).cos wtdt,
are considered un r rmula for the e:~Tression o~ the
t ue. Fo
transfer processes is developed from- the freque.-Licy characteristic
and vine versa. There are 2 figures av-1 1 Soviet reference.
AVAILABLE: Library of Congress
.Card 1/11
1. -Radio circuits-Charact*ristics 20 'Mathematics-Theory
SOV/72-58-10-9/18
AUTHORS: antsev, P.G.
TITLE: Contactless Method of Automatic Stabilization of the
Temperature of Electric Furnaces (Beekontaktnyy sposob
avtomaticheskoy stabilizatsii temperatury elektropechey)
PERIODICAL: Steklo i keramika) 1958, fir 10, pp. 35 - 36 (USSR)
ABSTRACT: In the industrial manufacture of endless glass fibers the
regulation of temperature of the platinum-rhodium melting-
pots is performedby means of an electronic control-millivolt-
meter ofthe 3VW -47 type. The millivoltmeter controls the
autotransform,er of the AO& 10/0,5 lype by control mechanism
OR -1. The electric furnace in which the glass-melting pot
is installed shows constant heat balance at stable temperature
conditions. Any change of temperature of the pot in accom-
panied by a change of the power consumption. Thus, also
constant temperature of the electric furnace can be obtained
by stabilization of the supply voltage which is supplied to,
the terminals. NlIsteklovolokna, together with kafedra
elektrooborudovaniya Moskovskogo aviatsionnogo instituta imeni
Card 1/2 Ordzhonikidze (Chair of Electric Equipment of the Moscow
Contactless Method of Automatic Stabilization SOV/72-58-10-9/18
of the Temperature of Electric Furnaces
Institute of Aviation imeni Ordzhonikidze) have developed
and tested a contactless scheme of automatic stabilization
of the supply voltage of the furnace (Fig 1). In figure 2
the time course of voltage at the terminals is given. Auto-
transformers of the UNF-1 type with electric drive and an
automatic regulator of the _0'V -01 or')90, -12 type, respect-
ively, (Fig 3) can be used for the purpose of stabiliz:Lng the
voltage. There are 3 figures.
Card 2/2
PYAn.Pl, Ye. M.
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".V., Ilauc"Inyy -.i':; PY~':-I':, Yo."., vell
Ro~nrls -~Ft 'or th,; ecter-in-tion of b-~-'Ies in in
cattle. Vptc-rin:,riin- 36 nzo.:-:?7-7~ A- l 5C
veteril-.-
naya Ft,-,-,tf:-1 .1,n (for
(cattle-Diceases ancl, T,,r,,ts) (To:.-w-da)
FYATKO, V. (Stavropol')
L 0807o-67 EW IP~ (y) E7.-JP (k) IVP (h) 1EdP (1)
ACC NR, AP60342119 SOURCE CODE: UR/0120/66/000/005/0242/0243
AUTHOR: Pyatkov, I. F.
:ORG: Siberiah Branch, Win of A ricultural Mechanization (Sibirs.kiy filial.,VNII
~Z;io--kh--07yaystva)
.TITLE: A device for makIng thin-wire miniature thermocouples
SOURCE: Pribory i telchnika, eksperimenta, no. 5, 1966, 2.42-243
iTOPIC TAGS- thermocouple, temperature instrument, thermoelectric sensor
A11STPUICT: A device is described which welds thermocouple wires together in a sodium
chloride solution., The wires, twisted together at one end, are cla=ed vertically to
a holder which can be moved toward the surface of the salt solution by meansof a
screw mechanism. One conductor of the power line (220 v a-c) is connected to the
holder mid anotherto the solution. When the wires make contact with the surface
!
t
:of the solution,an electric arc is created which welds the wires together. A special
iswitch cuts off -the power automatically. The welded function is cooled by dipping it
into the solution again.' Welding time must be established by testing the device
at a current insufticient for arc formation, The junction in smooth and the strength
of the wires is not significantly affected. Orig. art. has: 2 figuree.
SUB CODE: 091 SUBM DATE: 27Aug65/ ORIG REF: 001/ ATD PRESS: 5102
PYATKOV, K.K.; BUKHARIN, A.K.
(Kyzyl Kum--Folds (Geology))
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PYATKOV,.-K.IC.; BUKHARIN, A.K.
PYATKOV, T.F., mashinist
AW to operate a train with an inoperative generator and exciter
in the diesel locomotive. Elek. i tepl. tiaga 5 nN6:34-35 Je
161. (MIRA 14:10)
1. Depo Kartaly Yuzhno-Ural.skoy dorogi.
(Diesel locomotiveb.-Repairs)
(Railroads-Rolling stock)
A~,-A., atarshiy dessinator
FTK
9--
(Precast concrete) (Apartment houses)
I
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AUTHORS: Kozin, Yu.V. and Pyatkovskiyp P.I, 127-12-22/26
TITLEs Sleeper-Padding Machine (Shpalopodbivochnaya washina)
PERIODICALs Gornyy Zhurnal, 1957g No 12, p 68 (USSR)
ABSTRACTs The Inatitute "Giprougleavtomatisatelyall has designed a highly-
efficient sleeper-padding machine for tampine the ballast
under the railroad sleepers during the construction and repair
of railways. The machine, a self-propelling mechanism moving
on rails, and driven by a water-cooledo 90 hp Internal com-
bustion.5-cylinder carburetor enginejha apacity of 200
sleepers per hour.' Its orking speed i: a5.130 kn/hr and its
transport speeds are 18 :nd 33 ka/hr. The total weight of the
machine in 10 tons. At presentq the Dnepropetr(wok Locomotive-
Plant in completing the manufacture of an experimental RR
sleeper-tamping machine. The now machine will be tested early
in 1958 and upon completion of successful tests will be mass-
produced.
The article contains 1 photo.
ASSOCIATIONs "Giprougleavtomatisatoiya"..,
AVAIL&BLEs Library of Congress,
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POPKOV, Ivan Fedorovich, kand. tekhn. nauk;.-EYATLIN, A., retsenzent;
(Inland navigation)
VLADWIROV, Njkolay Petrovich; SHICHEPETOV, Ivan Alekseyevich;
BELOGLAZOV, Vasiliy Ivanovich; PUSHKALREV, Leonid Vasillyevich;
ZERLOV, S.A., inzh., retsenzent; AGAFOV, A.D., kapitan,
retsenzent; FIATLIN,,A.A.,kapitan, retsenzen-L; BAYULIN, P.F.,
kapitan, retsenzent; 1410SBUE, S.V., kapitan-nastavnik,
retsenzent; POROCHKIN, Yle.N.) red.; MAKRUSHINA, A.N., red.
[Sp.ecial sailing directiorr) for the Volga-Kama and Don River
basins; Moscow Canal, Volga itiver from the Ivankovo Hydraulic
Development Complex to Bertyull, KgynA R4ver.from.the city of
Perm to its estuary, Vol-q-Don Canal, TSLmlyansk Reservoir, and
the Don River from the Wxilyansk Re--ei,oir to the city of
Rostov] Spetslotsiia'Volzhsko-Kamskogo i Donskogo basseinov; ka-
nal im. Moskvy, r. Volga ot Ivanlkovskogo gidrouzla do nas.
p. Bertiull, r. Yama. ot g. Perm' do ustlia, Volgo-Donskoi. kanal
im. V.I.Lenina, TSimlianskoe vodokhranilishche i r. Don ot
TSimlianskoge vodokhranilishcha do g.Rostov. Moskva, Trm sport,
1964. 288 p. (MIRA 17-.10)
PAKHO-MOV, V.B., kand. tekhn. nauk; NAUMOV, A.I.,, inzh.; SHELMANOV
V.S., inzh.; KONSTANTINOV, V.P., inzh.; KOSTRI, A.M.,
inzh.; SEMENOV, YU.K., Inzh.; FYATLDi, A.A., kapitan;
VAGANOV, G.I., kand. tekhn. nauk.;-MflRiDb~,- A.A.9 inzh.
KHODUNOV, M.Ye., kand. yuride nauk; SAPOGOVA, A.Ye., inzh.;
SGYUZOV, A.A., doktor tekhn. nauk, prof., red.; VASILIYEV,
A.V., kand. tekhn. nauk; ALEKSEYEV, V.I.p red.; KUSTOV, L.I.,,
red.; VITSINSKrf, V.V., red.; BORISOV, I.G., red.; SOLAREV,
N.F., red.; ANDRIMIKO, V.I., red.; SUTYRIN, M.A., red.;
GOLOVVIKOV, V.I., red.; ZOTOVA, V.V., red.
(Manual for the navigator of a river fleet] Spravochnik su-
dovoditelia rechnogo flota. Izd.2., dop. Moskva, Transport,
1965. 423 P. (MIRA 18:2)
1. Gorlkovskiy institut inzhenerov vodnogo.transporta (for
Pakhomov, Semenov, Vaganov.. Vasillyev). 2. Moskovskiy rech-
noy tekhnikum (for Naumov). 3. Volzhskoye ob"yedinennoye
rechnoye parokhodstvo, (for Shelmanov. qaDogova). L. Mirister-
stvo, rechnogo flota (for Konstantinov~p~15vi~idov).5.K&74M'skiy port
(for Kostin). 6. Moskovskoye rechnoye parokhodstvo kfor Pyatlin).
KAZAKOVaIT, Dmitriy Antonovich, prof.. doktor takhn.nauk; AVEMIN.
Stepan Gavrilovich, prof.. doktor takhn.nauk; IKOV,
Antonin likolayevich. doteent, kand.takhn.nauk; XSEV, Mikhail
losifovich, dotments kand.tekhn.nauk; ZWOVIOH. Tyacheslay
Grigorlyevich, prof., doktor tekhn.nauk; KROTOV. Gavriil Aleksayevich.
dotsent. kand.tekhn.nauk; LAVROV, Vladimir Nikolayevich. kand.takhn.
nauk; LNUM, Kirill Mikhaylovich. assistent; IPYATLIN. Mikhail
Petrovich. dotsent. kand.tekhn.nauk; STRUIN,
73'~da-ftt; J3U INSKIY, V.A., otv.red.; SLAVOROSOV, A.Kh., red.izd-ve;
ALADOTA, Te.I., tekhn.red,; KOROVANKOTA, Z.A., takhn.red.
[Mine surveying] Karkshaiderskoe delo. Moskva, Ugletekhisdat,
1959. 688 p. (MIRA 13:11)
(Kinesurveying)
ABRAki,l"'S'.1., kand.tnkhn.nnuk-, AV12SHIN, S.G., prof., doktor teklui.nauk;
ANNOSOV, 1.17., doktor .-min. nau1c; AhDRIYEVSKlY, Y.D., lagh.;
ANTROPOV, A.N.. lnzh., AYANASIYEV, B.L., inzh.; WIGMAN, Ya.V.,
inzh.; BIA)KHA. Ye.Ye., irzh.; BOGACHEVA,. U.N.. inzh.; BUIRINSUT.Y.A.,
kand.tekhn.nauk; VASIL'Y"KV, P.V., doktor geol.-min.nauk; VINOGRADOV.
B.G., inzh.; GOLUBLY, S.A., inzh.; GORDIYENK0, F.D.. inzh.; GUSEV, N.A.,
kand.tekhn.nauk; DORCKH111~ I.V., kand.geol.-min.nauk; KAWKOV. G.S..
inzh.; XASATOCHKIN, V.I., cloktor khim.nauk; KCROLEV, I.Y., inzh.;
KOSTLIVTSICV, A.A., inzh.-, k'RATKOVSKIY. L-Y.. inzh,; KRASHIMINNIKOV. G.F.,
prof. doktor geol.-min.jieuk: MOW, L.A.. inzh.',- LEVIT, D.Te.. inzh',;
LISITSA, I.G., kand.tekhn,,nax&; WWIIKOV. V.A., inzb.; MATMEV, A.K.,
dote., kmndgeol.-min.navk; HEPURISHVILI. G.Te., iznh.; MIRONOV, K.V.,
trizh,; MOLCHANOV. I.I., 1-7,nh.; NAUHOVA, S.N.. starshiy nauchnyy sotrudnik,
IMIPMW. V.Te., inzh., PAVICV, F.F.,.doktorAekhn.uauk; PANTUIOV. P.R..
doktor geol.-min.nauk-, POPOV, V.S., inzh.;..PTATLlN,0'.,M..Fq-, kgnd.tekhn,
nauk; RASHKOVSKIY, Ys.r..,' inzh.; ROKANOV. V.A.. ~riof., doktor tekhn.
nauk; RTZHOY, P.A., prof., doktor tekhn.nauk; SELTATITSKIT, G.A., insh.;
03RANSKIT. N.A.. inzh., T~WTTIYNV. Te.Y., inzh.; TITOV, N.G.,doktor
khim.nauk; GOKAREV, I~F,, inzh.; TROYANSKIY. S.Y., prof.i doktor geol.-
min.nauk; FXDOROV, B.D., aots., kand.tekhn.uauk;PZD0R0V. V.S., lnzh.
(deceased]; KHOKEIROVSKIY,, A.S., prof., doktor gool.-min,nauk; TROTANOV-
SKIY, S.Y., otyetstvennyy red.; TERPIGORN, A.M.. red.; KRIKUNOV. L.A.,
red.; KUZNEfSOV, I.A., rr-d,-. MIR011OV, K.V., red.; AVERSHIN. S.G.. red.;
BURTSIV, M.P., red.: VASILIYEV, P.V.. red.; MOLCHANOV, I.I.. red.;
RYZHGV, P.le, red.; BALANDIII. V.V.. inzh.. red.; BIM, I.M., iand.
tekhn.nauk. red.; BURP111113KlY, V.A., kand.tekhn.nouki red.; VOLKOV. K.Tu..
inzh., red.; VCKW'YW. A.A., inzhe, red.; ZVOYAREV, K.A.,'prof. doktor
tekhn.nauk. red. (Cnntintmil nn ndav+. e-mvAl
ABRAKOV. S.K.-,r (continued) C&2,d 2.
ZDANOVICH, V.G.. prof.,dnktor tekhn.naukired.; IVANOV. G.A.. doktor
geol.-min.nauk, red., KARAVAYEV. U.M., red.; KMOrKOV, G.V.. kand.geol.-
min.naukg red,; KOROTKOV, M.V., kand.tekhn.nauk, red.; KAMVEM. A.A..
doktor geol.--min.nauk. rcd.: OMELICEMMO, A.N.,kmnd.tekhn.nauk,red.-,
SENDERZON, E.K.,kand.geol.-min.nauk, red.; USHAKOV, I,N., dote., kand.
tekhn.nauk, red.; TABLOKOV, V.S., kand.geol.-min.nauk,red.; KOROLNVA,
T.I., red.ir-d-va; KA~IIALKIIIA, Z.I.. red. I zd-va;,, FROZOROVSKAYA. F.L.,
tekhn.red.; NADY-1145KAYA. A.A., takhn.red.
(Mining; an encyclopedia hindbook) Gornoo delo; entsiklopedicheskii
apravochnik. Glav. red. A.H.Terpigorev. Moskva. Goo.nauchno-tekhn.
izd-vo lit-ry po ugollx.,of proLVshl. Tol.2. [Geology of coal deposits
and surveting] Geologile urollnykh mostor-ozhdanii i marksheiderakoe
delo. Redkolegila to=A S,Y.Troianskiyo 1957. 646 p. (MIRA 11:5)
1. Chlen-korres ondent Ali SSEM (for Uravsyev)
Mal goolory-Dictionaries)
L 33115-66
ACC NR, AP6024083 SOURC". C66i:~;-:---W/-0144/66/000/002/6233/0236.1
AIMICR-
.~&~V lov. A. S.: t1mn. A. Api Holchanov. Vo Do; Kranyu , 14. pas
Agranovs!!Ix K.. Yiio: Borger. A. Ya.; Greyor. L. K 6; Yesakov, V. Fo; Uller, To* Vol
Ke Abrvutln, K9 I.g Teiiijivi-, H* Toot
T~ratmnn V.
Oransidy,
-T!5-F-Rrn-.--G-.'B.;* Sinollnikov, Ye. M.; Avilov-Karnaul&-o-7-,-T.-N.--l-Ngu-SN, A. Gas
ORG: none- -//6
TITIZ: Oa..Do Dron (on hit; 70th birtliday)
SOURO."I IVUZ. E'laktram')&anika, no. 2. 1966. 235-236
TOPIC TAGS: electric onginnering porsonnal, circuit breaker
AT13TRAGIN Orip Borlsovich Dron was born In 1896 in Klintsi. In 1920, he graditat-ri
from thn physlcs-rktth faculty of Kharlkov.Tecimc!logic.,Il.lnotitutoo Us becam ft pro-
fossor in 1930. Ile defended his dociorfs thesis In 1*6' Duirifig the second. world
war, lin was in the navy. After donDbilization in 1950. Engineer Colonel Bron vmnt to
work towili-Ing at the Laningad Industrial Corrognndence School* He becam the fiend
of tlin Chair of Theoretical Etazos of Electrical Technology In 1958. lie is eloarIV
associatod vith scientific and development work. and has cooperated closely in flits
area ifith the Lenin Vad "Clektrosils" plant since 1946o His work has been in the
aroai of ~park-davqdng and hi&-Vm--rJ-L1Rktt breaker@. lie has publidwd over 11#0
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KHODAS) M.Ya. (Moskva, Krasnopresnenskaya nab.d.1/2,kv.163);
nATN1-V-.KALA.,__2g.Kh.; ZHIDOVETSKAYA, A.S.
Neutralization of heparin by protamine sulfate during artificial
blood circulation. Klin.khir. no.7:59-62 J1 162. (MIRA 15:9)
1. Laboratoriya iskusstvennogo krovoobrashcheniya (nauchnyy
rukovoditell - deystvitellnyy chlen AMN SSSR prof. B.V.Petrovskiy,
zav. - koktor med.nauk G.M.Soloviyev) Nauchno-issledovatellskogo
instituta eksperimentallnoy khirurgicheskoy apparatury i instrumen-
tariya na baze gospitallnoy khirurgicheskoy kliniki.
(HEPARIN) (PROTAMINES) (BLOOD-CIRCULATION, ARTIFICIAL)
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120-5-31/35
AUTHORS: Presnov, V.A., Pyatnichuk, G.K. and Synorov, V.F.
TITLE: An.Instrument for the Measurement of Electrical Conductivity
and Hall's Constant in Thin Semi-conducting Layers.
(Pribor dlya izmereniya elektroprovodnosti i postoyannoy
kholla v tonkikh sloyakh poluprovodnikov)
PERIODICAL: Pribory i Teldinika Eksperimenta, 195?, no-5,
pp. 119-120 (USSR)..
'ABSTRACT: The instrument (Fig.1) can be used for rqid measurement of
.electrical conductivityand Hall's constant for given areas on
thin specimens deposited on slides of gla.3s or other dielectric
material. The slide 3 with the deposited samples 4 is kept in
position by the cam 2 on a moveable table 1. The table moves.,
on a lath along the guide 7. The fixer 5 keeps the table and,
consequently, also the sample in the required positions. A
panel 8 on a moveable table has current, compensation and Hall
electrodes 6 attached to it. This.panel is kept in place by
springs 13 and is,ipoved by means of the lever 9 and cam 10,
perpendicularly to the plane of the specimen, and keeps the
direction of motion by means of the four rods 12. The elec-
trodes can move freely along the bushes,.pressed into the panel,
under the action of bronze springs 11. The scheme produces the
(;ardl/3 necessary control of contact pressure on the specimen and the
120-5-31/35
An Instrument for the Measurement of Electrical Uonductiv ity and
Hall's Constant in Thin Semi-conducting Layers.
i)anel can be raised when the table 1 carrying the.specimen is
moved. The simple construction of the electrodes means that one
can have a collection of electrodes made from different
materials and having contact surfaces of different form and
size, and that one can deposit on their surface various
coatings. When working with verythin layers one can put end
pieces of soft metal (e.g. indium or tin
on the ends of the electrodes to protect the layer. The
distance between the electrodes on the panel can be varied
depending on the size of the sample. The samples were deposited
on slides 23 x 80 mm in arga, the surface area of the samples
thems6lves being 23 x 50 mm---. After the deposition, the latter
surface i~ divided by means of a standard pattern into sections
23 x 4 mm. with gaps of 1 mmbetween them. The device is sus-
pended between the poles of an electromagnet on two pivots 14,
connecting the device with a platform placed on the windings
of the electromagnet. Provision is made for the control of the
position of the device between the poles of the electromagnet.
The device lies in a gap of 25 mm between the poles of the
electromagnet. Brass was used for the metallic pwts and organic
uard2/3glass for insulation. Measurements were carried out (Ref.1) of
120-5-31/35
An Instrument for the Measurement of Electrical Conductivity and
Hall's Constant in Thin Semi-conducting Layers.
the properties of thin layers ofseparate elements obtained by
evaporation,in a vacuum and also of thin layers of bina y speci-
mens obtained by Vekshinskiy's method (Ref.2) from elements of
~group III and V*of the periodic table. By a comparison of the
distribution of electrical properties along the length of a
specimen, and the distribution function of concentration of
the components calculated from Vekshinskiyls formulae, it is
possible to obtain the dependence of electric properties on
composition in a wide range of concentrations of the binary
alloy. Fig. 2 shows the results of measurements of specific
resistance of a thin layer of variable composition of indium-
antimony. There are 2 figures and 2 Slavic references.
ASSOCIATION: The Siberian Physico-technical Scientific Research
Institute TGU (Sibirskiy fiziko-tekhnicheskiy
nauchn,o-issledovatel'skiy institut TGU)
SUBMITTED: April 1, 1957.
AVAILABLE. Library of Congress
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