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Passive radio spectroscopy of an atmospheric plasma

Passive radio spectroscopy of an atmospheric plasma

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Passive radio spectroscopy (1 to 400 MHz) of an air and nitrogen atmospheric dielectric barrier plasma is performed. It is found that the plasma noise floor increases with applied voltage and increases with the inverse of the electrode gap. The air discharge has an enhanced noise emission with respect to nitrogen.

Inspec keywords: radiofrequency spectroscopy; plasma diagnostics; nitrogen; plasma properties; plasma probes; discharges (electric); air

Other keywords: electromagnetic noise; N; passive radio spectroscopy; dielectric barrier plasma; nitrogen plasma; 1 to 400 MHz; air discharge; atmospheric plasma; plasma noise floor; electrode gap

Subjects: Electric discharges; Gas discharges; Plasma properties; Electric and magnetic plasma diagnostic techniques, probes; Radiofrequency and microwave plasma diagnostic techniques

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