The Plasmaline®, a linearly extended microwave (2.45 GHz) plasma source, is well suited to generate large-scale (> 1 m2) dense plasmas for technical use in the low-pressure range. In this paper, we present a numerical model of microwave Argon plasma that solves the coupled system of Maxwell’s equations, continuity equations for electrons and metastable states and the electron heat equation. The solutions are self-consistently calculated with the COMSOL Multiphysics finite element software in case of axial symmetry. This model can successfully predict the transient and spatial development of the Plasmaline®’s plasma parameters and field distribution. The simulations are in good qualitative agreement with experimental results. 1
To unveil the characteristics and available propagation mechanism of coaxial-type microwave excited ...
To unveil the characteristics and available propagation mechanism of coaxial-type microwave excited ...
In this work bifocal elliptic structures are analyzed which can sufficiently concentrate microwaves ...
Summary form only given. Microwave generated reactive plasmas are due to their technical application...
A numerical model is constructed using the PLASIMO toolkit to simulate a microwave configuration whi...
A numerical model is constructed using the PLASIMO toolkit to simulate a microwave configuration whi...
A numerical model is constructed using the PLASIMO toolkit to simulate a microwave configuration whi...
A numerical model is constructed using the PLASIMO toolkit to simulate a microwave configuration whi...
We present a two-dimensional (2D) plasma model for a coaxial microwave discharge. The microwave ener...
We present a two-dimensional (2D) plasma model for a coaxial microwave discharge. The microwave ener...
We present a two-dimensional (2D) plasma model for a coaxial microwave discharge. The microwave ener...
We present a two-dimensional (2D) plasma model for a coaxial microwave discharge. The microwave ener...
We present a two-dimensional plasma model for a coaxial microwave discharge. The microwave energy at...
We present a two-dimensional plasma model for a coaxial microwave discharge. The microwave energy at...
We present a two-dimensional plasma model for a coaxial microwave discharge. The microwave energy at...
To unveil the characteristics and available propagation mechanism of coaxial-type microwave excited ...
To unveil the characteristics and available propagation mechanism of coaxial-type microwave excited ...
In this work bifocal elliptic structures are analyzed which can sufficiently concentrate microwaves ...
Summary form only given. Microwave generated reactive plasmas are due to their technical application...
A numerical model is constructed using the PLASIMO toolkit to simulate a microwave configuration whi...
A numerical model is constructed using the PLASIMO toolkit to simulate a microwave configuration whi...
A numerical model is constructed using the PLASIMO toolkit to simulate a microwave configuration whi...
A numerical model is constructed using the PLASIMO toolkit to simulate a microwave configuration whi...
We present a two-dimensional (2D) plasma model for a coaxial microwave discharge. The microwave ener...
We present a two-dimensional (2D) plasma model for a coaxial microwave discharge. The microwave ener...
We present a two-dimensional (2D) plasma model for a coaxial microwave discharge. The microwave ener...
We present a two-dimensional (2D) plasma model for a coaxial microwave discharge. The microwave ener...
We present a two-dimensional plasma model for a coaxial microwave discharge. The microwave energy at...
We present a two-dimensional plasma model for a coaxial microwave discharge. The microwave energy at...
We present a two-dimensional plasma model for a coaxial microwave discharge. The microwave energy at...
To unveil the characteristics and available propagation mechanism of coaxial-type microwave excited ...
To unveil the characteristics and available propagation mechanism of coaxial-type microwave excited ...
In this work bifocal elliptic structures are analyzed which can sufficiently concentrate microwaves ...