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9 January 2008 Spatial and temporal evolution of current density in spatially inhomogeneous discharge in gas mixtures with SF6
Yury I. Bychkov, Arkady G. Yastremsky, Sofiya A. Yampolskaya
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Proceedings Volume 6938, Atomic and Molecular Pulsed Lasers VII; 69380L (2008) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.785632
Event: Atomic and Molecular Pulsed Lasers VII, 2007, Tomsk, Russian Federation
Abstract
An interest to properties of the discharge in gas mixtures with SF6 is justified by a wide use of such mixtures in the electron and commutation apparatuses and in the pulse discharge HF/DF lasers. Such lasers are considered to be perspective sources of radiation in the 2.4-3.2 μm range of the wave lengths. Experimental studies of the discharge in mixtures Ne/SF6/C6H14 [1] and SF6 - C2H6 [1, 2] have shown, that under certain conditions the discharge area extends, and spreads over the whole surface of electrodes. Discharge in the pure SF6 (P = 78 mBar) [3] was shown to expand in width from ~ 2.5 mm to ~ 3.5 mm. The mechanism of such an expansion till now remains unclear. The present paper is devoted to computer modeling of kinetic processes in non-uniform plasma in the SF6 gas. The kinetic processes affecting temporal and spatial distribution of the current density in non-uniform plasma are revealed.
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Yury I. Bychkov, Arkady G. Yastremsky, and Sofiya A. Yampolskaya "Spatial and temporal evolution of current density in spatially inhomogeneous discharge in gas mixtures with SF6", Proc. SPIE 6938, Atomic and Molecular Pulsed Lasers VII, 69380L (9 January 2008); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.785632
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KEYWORDS
Ionization

Plasma

Electrodes

Ions

Capacitors

Molecules

Inductance

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