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posted on 2009-08-26, 16:11 authored by J.J. Shi, Michael G. KongWe report observation of nonthermal atmospheric
discharges produced between two bare metallic electrodes over a
wide frequency range from 20 to 260 kHz, in which generation
of stable atmospheric glow discharges has so far necessitated
dielectric barrier to be added to at least one electrode. Measured
current and voltage characteristics suggest a distinctively different
plasma-sustaining mechanism from that of atmospheric
dielectric-barrier discharges. This is confirmed by hydrodynamic
simulation.
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SHI, J.J. and KONG, M.G., 2005. Nonthermal atmospheric plasmas sustained without dielectric barrier in the kilohertz range. IEEE Transactions on Plasma Science, 33(2), pt.1, pp 276-277.Publisher
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