- A
microplasma is a
plasma of
small dimensions,
ranging from tens to
thousands of micrometers.
Microplasmas can be
generated at a
variety of temperatures...
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effort was made to
reduce the
number of
microplasma breakdown and
noise sources, with
artificial microplasmas being fabricated for study. It
became clear...
- the
Center for
Microplasma Science and Technology. This
grant allowed the
college to
expand upon its 20
years of
studying microplasma as part of its research...
- fuel by a
factor of 10 or 20 to 103 or 104
times solid density.
These microplasmas dis**** in a time
measured in nanoseconds. For a
fusion power reactor...
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microwave scattering of high
neutral density, low
ionization degree microplasmas such as
atmospheric pressure laser-induced plasmas. Shneider-Miles scattering...
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Ronny (31
October 2013). "Atmospheric
pressure discharge filaments and
microplasmas: physics,
chemistry and diagnostics".
Journal of
Physics D:
Applied Physics...
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current used and flow of gas, it can be emplo**** to cut and melt metals.
Microplasma uses
current between 0.1 and 10 amps and is used foils, bellow, and thin...
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Electric generator Electromote Elevator Experimental three-phase
railcar Microplasma Phase plug
Siemens mercury unit
Trolleybus Wells, John (3
April 2008)...
- (June 2012).
Various applications and
background of 10-200W 2.45GHz
microplasmas. 60th
International Microwave Symposium. Bibcode:2012imsd.conf59386H...
- read out by a TFT array,
active matrix array,
electrometer probes or
microplasma line addressing.
Detectors based on CMOS and
charge coupled device (CCD)...
