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publication name Analysis of cylindrical Langmuir probe using experiment and different theories
Authors M. A. Hassouba · A. R. Galaly · U. M. Rashed ·
year 2013
keywords
journal PLASMA PHYSICS REPORTS
volume 39
issue 3
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Abstract

Cylindrical probe data have been analyzed using different theories in order to determine some plasma parameters (electron temperature and electron and ion densities). Langmuir probe data are obtained in a cylindrical DC glow discharge in the positive column plasma at argon gas pressures varied from 0.5 to 6 Torr and at constant discharge current equal to 10 mA. The electron density has calculated from the electron current at the space potential and from Orbital Motion Limited (OML) collisionless theory. Ion density has obtained from the OML analysis of the ion saturation currents. In addition, the electron temperature has measured by three different methods using probe and electrons currents

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