Mechanisms and Responses of a Single Dielectric Barrier Plasma Actuator: Plasma Morphology

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Electrical and mechanical characteristics of surface AC dielectric barrier discharge plasma actuators applied to airflow control (2014, methodology): “8 shows the electrical power consumption versus applied voltage for two different frequencies with a thin dielectric (Enloe et al. 2004a).”
High-lift airfoil trailing edge separation control using a single dielectric barrier discharge plasma actuator (2010, background): “This appears consistent with modeling results that show the highest force density associated with such devices is near the edge of the exposed electrode (Enloe et al. 2004b; Corke et al. 2007).”
Experimental study of a DBD surface discharge for the active control of subsonic airflow (2008, background): “Roth et al showed that the power according to the applied voltage V follows a law between V 2 and V 3, while Enloe et al established a dependence of V 7/2 [21].”
Airflow control by non-thermal plasma actuators (2007, background): “Concerning the geometrical properties of the surface DBD, Enloe et al [75] showed that its expansion speed from the active electrode (air-exposed electrode in figure 19) toward the dielectric surface, is near 100 m s−1 and increased lightly with the applied voltage.”
Plasma Actuators for Cylinder Flow Control and Noise Reduction (2008, positive): “The basic characteristics of SDBD plasma actuators are described in Enloe et al. [7,8].”