Spatio-temporally resolved spectroscopic diagnostics of the barrier discharge in air at atmospheric pressure

By K. V. Kozlov, H. Wagner, R. Brandenburg, P. Michel. 2001

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Subfields: Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Radiology, Nuclear Medicine and Imaging

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The physics of streamer discharge phenomena (2020, methodology): “For highly reproducible discharges a technique like crosscorrelation spectroscopy developed in Greifswald [341, 351, 359] can give highly accurate phase-resolved results as can be seen in the example in figure 28.”
Surface barrier discharge modelling for aerodynamic applications (2009, background): “In this numerical simulation, the secondary emission of the electrons from the cathode is treated as a dominant SDBD mechanism, although some experimental data show that such discharges can be produced with no secondary emission [7].”
Mechanism of ultra-fast heating in a non-equilibrium weakly ionized air discharge plasma in high electric fields (2010, neutral): “, [24–28]).”
Plasma assisted ignition and combustion (2006, background): “The positions of the tips of the electrodes are indicated by the arrows on the left [67].”
Investigation of the filamentary and diffuse mode of barrier discharges in N2/O2 mixtures at atmospheric pressure by cross-correlation spectroscopy (2005, positive): “The first concerns the characteristics of the cathode-directed ionizing waves (also referred to as streamers [1, 4–6]).”
Red sprite discharges in the atmosphere at high altitude: the molecular physics and the similarity with laboratory discharges (2007, background): “diagnostics of the filamentary and diffuse mode of the barrier discharges in air at atmospheric pressure [ 98 , 99].”
Recent advances in theory of transient luminous events (2010, methodology): “…intensities produced by the 0‐0 transitions of the second positive system of N2 and the first negative system of N2 + have also been used recently for spatiotemporal diagnostics of the filamentary and diffuse mode of the barrier discharges in air at atmospheric pressure [Kozlov et al., 2001, 2005].”
Diffuse barrier discharges in nitrogen with small admixtures of oxygen: discharge mechanism and transition to the filamentary regime (2005, methodology): “In a previous work done by some of us, the spatio-temporally resolved intensity distribution of selected spectral lines has been measured in a semispherical electrode geometry, originally used to investigate micro-discharges in filamentary BDs [10, 13].”