Glow discharge mixture of Ar/He

Authors

  • P. G. Reyes
  • C. Torres
  • A. Gómez
  • J. Torres
  • H. Martínez
  • J. Vergara

Keywords:

glow discharge, gas mixture, Grotrian diagrams.

Abstract

Glow discharge mixture of Ar/He at a pressure of 266.66 Pa is experimentally investigated by optical
emission spectroscopy and double Langmuir probe at various mixture compositions. The species observed
were He I and Ar I. The electron temperature was found to be less than 10 eV, and the ion density
in the order of 1010 cm-3.

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Published

2022-01-11

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Vol. 1 No. 3 (2014)

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