Plasma Chem Plasma Process
 2020
DOI: 10.1007/s11090-020-10110-1
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Theoretical Kinetics Investigation of Krypton Dielectric Barrier Discharge for UV Lamp

W Benstâali
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Nadjet Larbi Daho Bachir
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S. Bendella
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“…In this paper, we focus specifically on the study in the case of a Krypton lamp to improve the performance of an excimer lamp (Kr2* at 148 nm [5]). The appearance of striations in our discharge led us to examine them experimentally using an iCCD camera.…”
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Formation of low pressure striations in a krypton lamp, experimental characterization of the discharge: Spectroscopic and electrical analysis

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Guillot
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“…In this paper, we focus specifically on the study in the case of a Krypton lamp to improve the performance of an excimer lamp (Kr2* at 148 nm [5]). The appearance of striations in our discharge led us to examine them experimentally using an iCCD camera.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%

Formation of low pressure striations in a krypton lamp, experimental characterization of the discharge: Spectroscopic and electrical analysis

Haddou
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Guillot
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Simulation of Light Intensity of VUV Lamp Based on Inductively Coupled Plasma Discharge in Low-pressure Kr-He Mixture

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Wei
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Plasma characteristics in Ne/Xe/HCl gas mixtures: A parametric study

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