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The accurate measurement of plasma potentials at high pressure isinvestigated with the emissive probe. The emissive probe I-V characteristic ofargon plasma obtained at 100 Pa is interpreted in detail, showing twoinflection points in the I-V trace. The accurate plasma potentials at highpressure can be determined from the first inflection point potentials (thehigher potential) by the improved inflection point method of the emissiveprobe, while the second inflection point is a result of the additional ionizingphenomenon caused by the collision between the emitted electrons and theneutral argon atoms. Besides, the accuracy of the plasma potential measurementat high pressure is verified to be 0.3 V by the measurement of space potentialdistribution between two parallel plates in neutral gas at 100 Pa. The accuratemeasurement of space potentials in high pressure plasma and neutral gasindicates that the improved inflection point method of the emissive probe ispromising in the study of collisional sheath structures and the electrostaticprobe diagnostic of high pressure plasmas.

Accurate space potential measurements with emissive probe in high pressure plasma and neutral gas