<abstract xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"><p> The paper presents new generation plasma optical devices based on the electrostatic plasma lens configuration that opens a novel attractive possibility for effective high-tech practical applications. Original approaches to use of plasma accelerators with closed electron drift and open walls for the creation of a cost-effective low-maintenance plasma lens with positive space charge and possible application for low-cost, low-energy rocket engine are described. The preliminary experimental, theoretical and simulation results are presented. It is noted that the presented plasma devices are attractive for many different applications in the state-of-the-art vacuum-plasma processing.</p></abstract>

The paper presents new generation plasma optical devices based on the electrostatic plasma lens configuration that opens a novel attractive possibility for effective high-tech practical applications. Original approaches to use of plasma accelerators with closed electron drift and open walls for the creation of a cost-effective low-maintenance plasma lens with positive space charge and possible application for low-cost, low-energy rocket engine are described. The preliminary experimental, theoretical and simulation results are presented. It is noted that the presented plasma devices are attractive for many different applications in the state-of-the-art vacuum-plasma processing.

Modelling of new generation plasma optical devices

Plasma Technology and Plasma Physics Department, Institute for Nuclear Research NASU, 47 Nauki pr., 03650 Kiev, Ukraine

Gas Electronics Department, Institute of Physics NASU, 46 Nauki Ave., Kiev, 03028, Ukraine

Nukleonika

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The paper presents new generation plasma optical devices based on the electrostatic plasma lens configuration that opens a novel attractive possibility for...

Modelling of new generation plasma optical devices

Pubblicato online: 15 giu 2016

Pagine: 207 - 212

Ricevuto: 20 set 2015

Accettato: 03 dic 2015

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1515/nuka-2016-0035

© by Irina V. Litovko

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