Figure 6 data Electron density as function of dissipated power
COST-Jet
- Comparison of electron heating and energy loss mechanisms in an RF plasma jet operated in argon and helium
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Figure 6 data Components of the power balance equation
COST-Jet
- Comparison of electron heating and energy loss mechanisms in an RF plasma jet operated in argon and helium
High Power Impulse Magnetron Sputtering
High power impulse magnetron sputtering (HiPIMS) plasmas produce a very energetic growth flux for the synthesis of thin films with superior properties. High power densities in the range of a few kW/cm2 are applied to a metal target electrode in...
Nanosecond Plasmas in Liquids - How do they ignite ?
Discharges in liquids gained a huge interest over the last decades as they can be used for example for wastewater treatment, for nanoparticle formation as well as for biomedical applications . These types of discharges are appealing, because...