Utilization of self-lasing radiation for characterization of plasma discharge waveguides
Journal of Physics D: Applied Physics, ISSN: 1361-6463, Vol: 57, Issue: 9
2024
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Naturally occurring self-lasing of a confined plasma discharge is used as a plasma diagnostic. Together with other readily measurable parameters such as discharge voltage and current, the laser radiation provides the necessary constraints for fitting the parameters of a plasma chemistry model. The model determines the plasma density, electron temperature and excited-state populations as functions of time and space and shows excellent agreement with experiments performed in a nitrogen-filled discharge tube. Plasma self-lasing has been observed in a form of a ring and has a plasma density profile that can be employed for optical guiding.
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