On the discharge parameters of a glow mode DBD

On the discharge parameters of a glow mode DBD

In this paper we report on the behavior of a glow mode pulsed barrier discharge working at different gas pressure (25-760 Torr) in He and He + O 2 . The experimental set-up consists of a plane-parallel geometry of DBD system, excited by positive monopolar voltage pulses. The discharge properties wer...

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