Effects of cathode heating in a GDMS system

Kasik, Martin; Michellon, C.; Pitchford, L. C.

doi:10.1039/b205541d

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“…It has been observed experimentally that the discharge gas temperature influences the discharge current at constant voltage and pressure: the increase of the temperature results in a decrease of the gas density, and thus causes decrease of the discharge current [1,2]. The same phenomenon has also been shown by modelling results [3][4][5].…”

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Influence of the anode material on the characteristics of an analytical glow discharge cell

Efimova

Derzsi

Zlotorowicz

et al. 2010

Spectrochimica Acta Part B: Atomic Spectroscopy

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Influence of the anode material on the characteristics of an analytical glow discharge cell

Efimova

Derzsi

Zlotorowicz

et al. 2010

Spectrochimica Acta Part B: Atomic Spectroscopy

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“…This is a nontrivial dependence, where the breakdown voltage increases almost twice within a rather narrow temperature interval, while it remains almost constant outside this interval. Temperature dependence of the current-voltage characteristics has also been reported by other authors for a commercial glow discharge mass spectroscopic system [33]. The explanation of this dependence is beyond the scope of this paper.…”

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Rotating hexagonal pattern in a dielectric barrier discharge system

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Here, we report on the experimental observation of a rotating hexagonal pattern in a continuous dissipative medium. The system under investigation is a planar dielectric barrier gas-discharge cell. The pattern consists of a set of current filaments occupying the whole discharge area and rotating as a rigid body. The symmetry of the rotating hexagons is lower than the symmetry of the stationary hexagonal pattern. We study the dynamics of the pattern, especially peculiarities of its rotational velocity. The temperature of the gas is found to be an important quantity influencing the rotating hexagons.

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“…Through this order of events, rise of cathode temperature changes the current-voltage characteristic and the intensity of spectral lines emitted form the discharge. Changes in the U -I characteristics of the GDMS discharge with no cathode cooling were reported earlier in [8], cathode temperature was not measured but was presumed to rise in time.…”

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Influence of cathode temperature on abnormal glow discharge properties

2006

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In this paper the influence of cathode temperature on abnormal glow discharge properties is examined. A Grimm type glow discharge with no cathode cooling, operating in argon and argon hydrogen mixture is used. Dependence of spectral line intensities of argon, hydrogen and lines of cathode material upon cathode temperature is measured. Change of discharge voltage with measured cathode temperature is also reported. These changes may be attributed to the rise of gas temperature due to the heat transfer form the cathode.

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Effects of cathode heating in a GDMS system

Cited by 26 publications

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Influence of the anode material on the characteristics of an analytical glow discharge cell

Influence of the anode material on the characteristics of an analytical glow discharge cell

Rotating hexagonal pattern in a dielectric barrier discharge system

Influence of cathode temperature on abnormal glow discharge properties

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