Abstract:. Complex dynamic behaviors of nonequilibrium atmospheric dielectric-barrier discharges.Journal of Applied Physics, 100 (6), article 063304, pp. 1-9.Additional Information:• In this paper, a one-dimensional fluid model is used to investigate complex dynamic behaviors of a nonequilibrium dielectric-barrier discharge ͑DBD͒ in atmospheric helium. By projecting its evolution trajectory in the three-dimensional phase space of gas voltage, discharge current density, and electrode-surface charge density, the atmosphe… Show more
“…A detailed study of NDR in atmospheric DBD is reported elsewhere. 21 As reported previously, the existence of NDR indicates that the system may become chaotic under certain conditions. 11,12 We explore this by increasing the driving frequency.…”
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confidence: 85%
“…It is known that homogeneous atmospheric DBDs are characterized by one or multiple current pulses every half cycle of the applied voltage and the shape of the current pulses remains exactly the same from one cycle to another. 7,20,21 This most common discharge a͒ Author to whom correspondence should be addressed; electronic mail: wangdez@dlut.edu.cn mode can be obtained over a very wide range of the excitation frequency from our numerical simulation. Figure 1 shows the temporal evolution of the discharge current in a 4.0 kHz atmospheric DBD, together with the voltages.…”
In this letter, evidence of temporal plasma nonlinearity in which atmospheric dielectric-barrier discharges undergo period multiplication and chaos using a one-dimensional fluid model is reported. Under the conditions conducive for chaotic states, several frequency windows are identified in which period multiplication and secondary bifurcations are observed. Such time-domain nonlinearity is important for controlling instabilities in atmospheric glow discharges.
“…A detailed study of NDR in atmospheric DBD is reported elsewhere. 21 As reported previously, the existence of NDR indicates that the system may become chaotic under certain conditions. 11,12 We explore this by increasing the driving frequency.…”
mentioning
confidence: 85%
“…It is known that homogeneous atmospheric DBDs are characterized by one or multiple current pulses every half cycle of the applied voltage and the shape of the current pulses remains exactly the same from one cycle to another. 7,20,21 This most common discharge a͒ Author to whom correspondence should be addressed; electronic mail: wangdez@dlut.edu.cn mode can be obtained over a very wide range of the excitation frequency from our numerical simulation. Figure 1 shows the temporal evolution of the discharge current in a 4.0 kHz atmospheric DBD, together with the voltages.…”
In this letter, evidence of temporal plasma nonlinearity in which atmospheric dielectric-barrier discharges undergo period multiplication and chaos using a one-dimensional fluid model is reported. Under the conditions conducive for chaotic states, several frequency windows are identified in which period multiplication and secondary bifurcations are observed. Such time-domain nonlinearity is important for controlling instabilities in atmospheric glow discharges.
“…The numerical scheme with very high computational efficiency can be found,19, 21 and the validation of this model has been assessed 9. To focus on the most essential plasma properties only pure helium without any impurities works as the background gas, the main chemical reactions in helium plasma are obtained from refs.,5, 22 and the impurity effects have been discussed in ref.…”
In this paper a modelling study is performed to investigate the frequency scaling laws in atmospheric radio frequency discharges. By introducing the relaxation frequency of discharge plasmas, which links the electron density and excitation frequency, the relationships between excitation frequency and other discharge parameters, such as electron density, current density and sheath thickness, are revealed based on the analytical equations deduced from the model and then confirmed by the computational data. These scalings are effective to give insights into some discharge parameters which are not easily accessible in experiments such as electron density.
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