Investigation of Gas Degradation in CO 2   N 2  Pulse Discharges I. Long Term Behaviour of Pulsed Laser Discharges in CO 2  — N 2  Gas Mixtures | Zendy

Rudolph R. | Zendy; Bisin P. | Zendy; Berger D. | Zendy; Francke K.P. | Zendy

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Investigation of Gas Degradation in CO 2  N 2 Pulse Discharges I. Long Term Behaviour of Pulsed Laser Discharges in CO 2 — N 2 Gas Mixtures

Author(s) -

Rudolph R.,

Bisin P.,

Berger D.,

Francke K.P.

Publication year - 1991

Publication title -

contributions to plasma physics

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

SCImago Journal Rank - 0.531

H-Index - 47

eISSN - 1521-3986

pISSN - 0863-1042

DOI - 10.1002/ctpp.2150310409

Subject(s) - materials science , plasma , degradation (telecommunications) , laser , pulse (music) , atomic physics , electric field , energy (signal processing) , electric discharge in gases , analytical chemistry (journal) , pulse duration , optics , physics , electrical engineering , chemistry , environmental chemistry , quantum mechanics , detector , engineering

The correlation between the plasma resistance and the laser output parameters has been investigated in pulsed CO 2 — N 2 discharges. The strong increase of the discharge resistance during gas degradation can be explained on the basis of strong attaching gas components. In degraded mixtures a supression of discharge instabilities together with the restoration of the laser pulse energy is possible by increasing the reduced electric field E / N temporarily.

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