For a plasma, consisting of electrons and singly ionized ions an expression is derived relating the ion current, at a given probe voltage, to the ion density. The derivation is valid in the limiting case of low ion temperature (Ti>kTe), a high value of the formula is discussed. The results are compared with computer calculations of different author and the difference is within 10% in the considered range. The ion densities, calculated with our formula, agree very well with electron densities, calculated from the same probe characteristics (standard deviation 10%), taking into account the secondary emission of the ions. The measurements are performed in the positive column of a helium discharge
In plasma diagnostics with a single Langmuir probe, the electron temperature T-e is usually obtained...
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Langmuir probe measurements are performed in magnetized expanding plasmas of different compositions....
For a plasma, consisting of electrons and singly ionized ions an expression is derived relating the ...
International audienceThis paper compares two methods to analyze Langmuir probe data obtained in ele...
International audienceThis paper compares two methods to analyze Langmuir probe data obtained in ele...
International audienceThis paper compares two methods to analyze Langmuir probe data obtained in ele...
International audienceThis paper compares two methods to analyze Langmuir probe data obtained in ele...
International audienceThis paper compares two methods to analyze Langmuir probe data obtained in ele...
International audienceThis paper compares two methods to analyze Langmuir probe data obtained in ele...
International audienceThis work is devoted to the study of the electron density measured by means of...
International audienceThis work is devoted to the study of the electron density measured by means of...
International audienceThis work is devoted to the study of the electron density measured by means of...
A method of measuring the density of a fully ionized, magnetized plasma is deduced from the theoreti...
A method of measuring the density of a fully ionized, magnetized plasma is deduced from the theoreti...
In plasma diagnostics with a single Langmuir probe, the electron temperature T-e is usually obtained...
This thesis is being archived as a Digitized Shelf Copy for campus access to current students and st...
Langmuir probe measurements are performed in magnetized expanding plasmas of different compositions....
For a plasma, consisting of electrons and singly ionized ions an expression is derived relating the ...
International audienceThis paper compares two methods to analyze Langmuir probe data obtained in ele...
International audienceThis paper compares two methods to analyze Langmuir probe data obtained in ele...
International audienceThis paper compares two methods to analyze Langmuir probe data obtained in ele...
International audienceThis paper compares two methods to analyze Langmuir probe data obtained in ele...
International audienceThis paper compares two methods to analyze Langmuir probe data obtained in ele...
International audienceThis paper compares two methods to analyze Langmuir probe data obtained in ele...
International audienceThis work is devoted to the study of the electron density measured by means of...
International audienceThis work is devoted to the study of the electron density measured by means of...
International audienceThis work is devoted to the study of the electron density measured by means of...
A method of measuring the density of a fully ionized, magnetized plasma is deduced from the theoreti...
A method of measuring the density of a fully ionized, magnetized plasma is deduced from the theoreti...
In plasma diagnostics with a single Langmuir probe, the electron temperature T-e is usually obtained...
This thesis is being archived as a Digitized Shelf Copy for campus access to current students and st...
Langmuir probe measurements are performed in magnetized expanding plasmas of different compositions....