Plasma oscillations in Hall thrusters
By E. Choueiri. 2001
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Subfields: Atomic and Molecular Physics, and Optics, Electrical and Electronic Engineering
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Citations in the corpus
- Electric propulsion for satellites and spacecraft: established technologies and novel approaches (2016, background): “These oscillations encompass many kinds of physical phenomena, each with its own length and time scales [80, 88].”
- The Influence of Neutral Flow Rate in the Operation of Hall Thrusters. (2009, background): “Another peculiarity of Hall thruster operation is the presence of an ionization instability that is referred to as the “breathing mode” [27-30].”
- Physics of E × B discharges relevant to plasma propulsion and similar technologies (2020, unknown): “234 For example, using the proper magnetic field profiling the stabilization of the most violent large-scale azimuthal modes driven by plasma density and magnetic field gradients 68,97 have been predicted.”
- Development and characterization of high -efficiency, high -specific impulse xenon Hall thrusters. (2004, methodology): “Choueiri has also considered plasma oscillations in the 25–100 kHz range, but his analysis was restricted primarily to the effects of the magnetic field at constant voltage [141].”