| Originální název: |
Characterization of a periodic instability in filamentary surface wave discharge at atmospheric pressure in argon |
| Český název: |
Characterization of a periodic instability in filamentary surface wave discharge at atmospheric pressure in argon |
| Anglický název: |
Characterization of a periodic instability in filamentary surface wave discharge at atmospheric pressure in argon |
| Autor(ři): |
HNILICA, J.; KUDRLE, V.; VAŠINA, P.; SCHÄFER, J.; AUBRECHT, V. |
| Typ: |
článek v časopise |
| Jazyk: |
en |
| Originální abstrakt: |
This study reports on a periodic instability in a microwave atmospheric pressure surface wave
plasma. Time-resolved observation by means of a high-speed camera reveals that the
discharge can operate in two different regimes. The discharge operates either in a static mode
of a controlled number of filaments propagating alongside the wall of the fused silica tube or in
a dynamic mode of one or more straight filaments together with one revolving filament.
Microwave power and argon flow rate are interpreted as the scaling parameters that govern the
self-organization in the discharge. The operating diagram is formed by alternating stripes of
static and dynamic mode with well-defined borders. |
| Český abstrakt: |
This study reports on a periodic instability in a microwave atmospheric pressure surface wave
plasma. Time-resolved observation by means of a high-speed camera reveals that the
discharge can operate in two different regimes. The discharge operates either in a static mode
of a controlled number of filaments propagating alongside the wall of the fused silica tube or in
a dynamic mode of one or more straight filaments together with one revolving filament.
Microwave power and argon flow rate are interpreted as the scaling parameters that govern the
self-organization in the discharge. The operating diagram is formed by alternating stripes of
static and dynamic mode with well-defined borders. |
| Anglický abstrakt: |
This study reports on a periodic instability in a microwave atmospheric pressure surface wave
plasma. Time-resolved observation by means of a high-speed camera reveals that the
discharge can operate in two different regimes. The discharge operates either in a static mode
of a controlled number of filaments propagating alongside the wall of the fused silica tube or in
a dynamic mode of one or more straight filaments together with one revolving filament.
Microwave power and argon flow rate are interpreted as the scaling parameters that govern the
self-organization in the discharge. The operating diagram is formed by alternating stripes of
static and dynamic mode with well-defined borders. |
| Klíčová slova: |
argon, discharge, filamentary surface, atmospheric pressure |
| Vydáno: |
20.01.2012 |
| Nakladatel: |
IOP Publishing |
| Strany od: |
1 |
| Strany do: |
9 |
| Strany počet: |
9 |