2002
DOI: 10.1016/s0030-3992(02)00019-1
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Model of a microwave beam coupling to CO2 laser plasma

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“…The power generated by the microwave can be evaluated by the following expression: , P mic = P 0 exp ( 2 α x ) where P mic represents microwave power at any depth from the material surface; P 0 represents the incident microwave flux from the material surface, which was the rated power of microwave reactor; x represents the depth from surface along axial or radial direction, m; α represents the attenuation constant, m –1 , which is expressed by eq , α = 2 π λ 0 0.5 ε ( ( 1 + tan 2 δ ) 0.5 1 ) where ε′ is the dielectric constant; tan δ is the dielectric loss tangent; λ 0 is the microwave wavelength in vacuum, 0.122 m.…”
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confidence: 92%
“…The power generated by the microwave can be evaluated by the following expression: , P mic = P 0 exp ( 2 α x ) where P mic represents microwave power at any depth from the material surface; P 0 represents the incident microwave flux from the material surface, which was the rated power of microwave reactor; x represents the depth from surface along axial or radial direction, m; α represents the attenuation constant, m –1 , which is expressed by eq , α = 2 π λ 0 0.5 ε ( ( 1 + tan 2 δ ) 0.5 1 ) where ε′ is the dielectric constant; tan δ is the dielectric loss tangent; λ 0 is the microwave wavelength in vacuum, 0.122 m.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 92%