A cylindrical geometry Hall thruster may overcome certain physical and technological limitations in scaling down of Hall thrusters to miniature sizes. The absence of the inner wall and use of the cusp magnetic field can potentially reduce heating of the thruster parts and erosion of the channel. A 2.6 cm miniaturized Hall thruster of a flexible design was built and successfully operated in the power range of 50-300 W. Comparison of preliminary results obtained for cylindrical and annular thruster configurations is presented
A 3-cm cylindrical Hall thruster with permanent magnets was designed and modeled. The goal was to de...
Abstract—A miniaturized cylindrical Hall thruster (CHT) is studied using a 2-D hybrid model. The sim...
Theoperation andperformance of amicro-Hall thruster are characterized.The thruster is coaxial in des...
Abstract A cylindrical geometry Hall thruster may overcome certain physical and technological limita...
Hall thrusters might better scale to low power with non-conventional geometry. A 9 cm cylindrical, c...
The use of permanent magnets instead of electromagnet coils for low power Hall thrusters can offer a...
The cylindrical Hall thruster features high ionization efficiency, quiet operation, and ion accelera...
A 9 cm cylindrical thruster with a ceramic channel exhibited performance comparable to the state-of-...
The performance of a low-power cylindrical Hall thruster, which lends itself more readily to miniatu...
The performance of a low-power cylindrical Hall thruster, which more readily lends itself to miniatu...
To enable more advanced commercial microsatellite missions, a low power electric propulsion system w...
We present a focused review of selected design solutions for the permanent magnet-based magnetic cir...
Abstract—Hall thrusters hold considerable advantage over chemical thrusters and other kinds of elect...
In recent times, there has been strong growth in the diffusion of Hall Thrusters, both as a main roc...
Microsatellite technology has become increasingly popular in recent years as it can offer significan...
A 3-cm cylindrical Hall thruster with permanent magnets was designed and modeled. The goal was to de...
Abstract—A miniaturized cylindrical Hall thruster (CHT) is studied using a 2-D hybrid model. The sim...
Theoperation andperformance of amicro-Hall thruster are characterized.The thruster is coaxial in des...
Abstract A cylindrical geometry Hall thruster may overcome certain physical and technological limita...
Hall thrusters might better scale to low power with non-conventional geometry. A 9 cm cylindrical, c...
The use of permanent magnets instead of electromagnet coils for low power Hall thrusters can offer a...
The cylindrical Hall thruster features high ionization efficiency, quiet operation, and ion accelera...
A 9 cm cylindrical thruster with a ceramic channel exhibited performance comparable to the state-of-...
The performance of a low-power cylindrical Hall thruster, which lends itself more readily to miniatu...
The performance of a low-power cylindrical Hall thruster, which more readily lends itself to miniatu...
To enable more advanced commercial microsatellite missions, a low power electric propulsion system w...
We present a focused review of selected design solutions for the permanent magnet-based magnetic cir...
Abstract—Hall thrusters hold considerable advantage over chemical thrusters and other kinds of elect...
In recent times, there has been strong growth in the diffusion of Hall Thrusters, both as a main roc...
Microsatellite technology has become increasingly popular in recent years as it can offer significan...
A 3-cm cylindrical Hall thruster with permanent magnets was designed and modeled. The goal was to de...
Abstract—A miniaturized cylindrical Hall thruster (CHT) is studied using a 2-D hybrid model. The sim...
Theoperation andperformance of amicro-Hall thruster are characterized.The thruster is coaxial in des...