Diffuse volume-discharges without pre-ionization formed in SF and CH mixtures
Journal of Electronics, ISSN: 1993-0615, Vol: 31, Issue: 3, Page: 267-270
2014
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Article Description
It has been shown that a volume discharge is forming in non-uniform electric-field rough cathode and even anode without pre-ionization in SF and CH mixtures. The discharge is presented with many diffuse channels attached to bright circular cathode spots that diverge towards the anode, with the channels overlapping, form a spatially uniform glow discharge. Self-Initiated Volume Discharge (SIVD) has been performed at a total mixture pressure up to 8 kPa and energy deposition up to 200 J/L. The experimental results indicate that Self-Sustained Volume Discharge (SSVD) in SF and CH mixtures develops in the form of SIVD, which is promising for creation of high energy and pulse-periodic HF laser. © 2014 Science Press, Institute of Electronics, CAS and Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg.
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