Mechanisms controlling the transition from glow silent discharge to streamer discharge in nitrogen

By N. Gherardi, F. Massines. 2001

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

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In Electrical and Electronic Engineering

1. M. Wertheimer
2. Ionut Radu
3. L. Mangolini
4. G. Czeremuszkin
5. R. Bartnikas
6. Nicolas Balcon
7. R. Boswell
8. U. Kortshagen

In Radiology, Nuclear Medicine and Imaging

1. Ionut Radu
2. G. Czeremuszkin
3. R. Bartnikas
4. Nicolas Balcon
5. M. Wertheimer
6. R. Boswell
7. A. Aanesland

Citations in the corpus

• Effects of current limitation through the dielectric in atmospheric pressure glows in helium (2004, background): “Townsend-like discharges were also observed in nitrogen [7, 8 ], in which so far no glow-like mode could be established.”
• Plasma Treatment of Polymers (2003, unknown): “A helpful theoretical and experimental study([44]) of APGD, as well as further discussion on the transition from glow discharge to streamer discharge,([45,46]) has been presented by Massines et al.”
• Investigation of the filamentary and diffuse mode of barrier discharges in N2/O2 mixtures at atmospheric pressure by cross-correlation spectroscopy (2005, unknown): “For a BD in nitrogen, a transition from the diffuse to the filamentary mode can be caused by an increase in the driving voltage amplitude [8], by a variation of the voltage frequency (the diffuse mode of the BD is stable within certain frequency limits only [8]), or by impurities in the working gas.”
• Pulsed RF discharges, glow and filamentary mode at atmospheric pressure in argon (2007, background): “This phenomenon has been classified as the ‘one atmosphere uniform glow discharge plasma’, OAUGDP [3–5].”
• Diagnostics of dielectric barrier discharges in noble gases: atmospheric pressure glow and pseudoglow discharges and spatio-temporal patterns (2003, methodology): “To distinguish APGD from filamentary discharges, the Japanese workers use measurements (Lissajous figures) [10], while the French have used the current waveform and optical measurements (high-speed imaging (HSI) and emission spectroscopy [7], [25]‐[ 28 ]).”