Apparent reduced electric field control with nanosecond pulse width in a DC discharge for nitrogen vibrational excitation

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Abstract

A non-self-sustaining DC (NSS DC) discharge plasma source with an axial field geometry has been developed for emerging plasma applications on nitrogen fixation. This plasma source, composed of a pulse plasma generator and a DC power supply, enables external control of apparent reduced electric field (E/N). Pulse width extension, our proposed approach, is found to be a key parameter to achieve appropriate E/N for efficient nitrogen vibrational excitation leading to the nitrogen fixation processes. Owing to the pulse width modulation approach in the NSS DC discharge, the apparent E/N control up to 3 Td is achieved at 0.2 atm nitrogen.

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Kunishima, Y., Takashima, K., & Kaneko, T. (2019). Apparent reduced electric field control with nanosecond pulse width in a DC discharge for nitrogen vibrational excitation. Japanese Journal of Applied Physics, 58(6). https://doi.org/10.7567/1347-4065/ab1e58

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