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Determination of NO densities in a surface dielectric barrier discharge using optical emission spectroscopy

A new computationally assisted diagnostic to measure NO densities in atmospheric-pressure microplasmas by Optical Emission Spectroscopy (OES) is developed and validated against absorption spectroscopy in a volume Dielectric Barrier Discharge (DBD). The OES method is then applied to a twin surface DBD operated in N2 to measure the NO density as a function of the O2 admixture (0:1%–1%). The underlying rate equation model reveals that NO(A2Σ+) is primarily excited by reactions of the ground state NO(X2Π) with metastables N2(A3Σ+u).

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Release Date
2021-02-03
Identifier
6df02003-bed9-4395-a3c6-26bc028828da
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Plasma Source Properties
Both plasma sources are driven by damped sine wave pulses with a microsecond rise time. The pulse repetition frequency is chosen as f = 1000 Hz, and the voltage amplitude can be varied from 0 to 20 kVpp. Each high voltage (HV) pulse has a sequential profile with damped oscillations and a frequency of ~650 kHz.
Language
English (United States)
Plasma Source Procedure
The different nitrogen/oxygen gas mixtures are chosen as follows: 99.9%/0.1%, 99.5%/0.5%, and 99%/1%. The total gas flow amounts to 10 slm in case of the SDBD setup and to 2 slm for the VDBD setup.
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The different nitrogen/oxygen gas mixtures are chosen as follows: 99.9%/0.1%, 99.5%/0.5%, and 99%/1%. The total gas flow amounts to 10 slm in case of the SDBD setup and to 2 slm for the VDBD setup.
Plasma Medium Procedure
Before gas mixtures were changed, the vessel was completely evacuated, to minimise impurities.
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Contact Name
F. Kogelheide
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Plasma Diagnostic Properties
Capacitive voltage divider (P6015A; Tektronix) Current monitor (Model 2877; Pearson Electronics) Digital oscilloscope (LeCroy9459 DUAL 350 MHz; LeCroy) Echelle spectrometer (ESA 4000; LLA Instruments, Germany) Intensified charge‐coupled camera (ICCD, 4 Picos; Stanford Computer Optics) Deuterium lamp (X2D2, Hamamatsu, Japan) Spectrometer (QE65000, OceanOptics, USA)
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Project Contact Name: 
P. Awakowicz