The electrical properties of xSrO-(1-x)V2O5(x=15 to 45 mol%) and xBaO-
(1-x)V2O5 (x=15 to 45 mol%) glasses were-studied over a wide range of
temperatures and frequencies. The electronic conduction mechanism was
analyzed with the small polaron hopping theory. The conduction mechani
sm of these glasses was found to be a non-adiabatic electron conductio
n. The values for the de activation energy of these glass systems vari
ed significantly with increasing of SrO or BaO content. The differenti
al thermal analysis results showed a good linear relation with the com
position ratio R=MO/V2O5(MO=SrO,BaO) in the low MO (metal oxide) conte
nt region(x<35 for SrO and x<40 for BaO) but they deviated from that l
inear relationship in the high MO content region (x greater than or eq
ual to 35 for SrO and x greater than or equal to 40 for BaO). These re
sults shows that some different structure containing, non-bridging oxy
gen formed in the high MO content region.