2013
DOI: 10.1134/s1063780x13120052
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Optical characteristics and parameters of gas-discharge plasma in a mixture of mercury dibromide vapor with neon

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“…These findings of [9,12,19] contradict to the value E/N = 15 Td determined for a gas-discharge plasma in a HgBr 2 /Ne mixture [11]. According to [11], more than 90% of the DBD excitation voltage was applied to the quartz tube surrounding one of the electrodes. It seems unusual that less than 10% of the input voltage was applied to the plasma.…”
Section: Electron-energy Distributionmentioning
confidence: 87%
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“…These findings of [9,12,19] contradict to the value E/N = 15 Td determined for a gas-discharge plasma in a HgBr 2 /Ne mixture [11]. According to [11], more than 90% of the DBD excitation voltage was applied to the quartz tube surrounding one of the electrodes. It seems unusual that less than 10% of the input voltage was applied to the plasma.…”
Section: Electron-energy Distributionmentioning
confidence: 87%
“…Therefore, the working medium was considered as consisting of two subsystems, electrons and molecular species (HgBr 2 , HgBr(B), HgBr(X), Br, Hg, and Br 2 ). The electron-energy distribution functions (EEDFs), ( ) ε f , were calculated for di electric barrier discharges (DBDs) in different mixtures including HgBr 2 /He [9], HgBr 2 /N 2 /He [8] HgBr 2 /Kr/He [12], and HgBr 2 /Ne [11]. In most cases, the logarithms of the EEDFs decreased approximately linearly with increasing ε from 0 to 25 eV.…”
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“…The working mixture in the atmospheric pressure barrier discharge was excited by a power supply with a pulse-periodic output voltage with the possibility of frequency tuning in the range of 1…20 kHz and the amplitude of voltage pulses within 10…30 kV. The research methodology and the research itself were carried out on an experimental setup, which was described in detail in the article [15].…”
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