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The double and triple Langmuir probe diagnostic systems with their necessary driving circuits are developed successfully for the characterization of laboratory built low pressure inductively coupled nitrogen plasma, generated by 13.56MHz radio frequency (RF) power supply along with an automatic impedance matching network. Using the DC properties of these two probes, the discharge plasma parameters like ion saturation current (Iio), electron temperature (kTe) and electron number density (ne) are measured at the input RF power ranging from 250 to 400W and fllling gas pressures ranging from 0.3 to 0.6mbar. An increasing trend is observed in kTe and ne with the increase of input RF power at a flxed fllling gas pressure of 0.3mbar, while a decreasing trend is observed in kTe and ne with the increase of fllling gas pressure at a flxed input RF power of 250W.

DOUBLE AND TRIPLE LANGMUIR PROBES MEASUREMENTS IN INDUCTIVELY COUPLED NITROGEN PLASMA