INVESTIGATION OF HIGH POWER GASEOUS ELECTRONICS.
Abstract
A duplexer gas discharge was analyzed in terms of transmission and reflection from a thin slab of plasma across a waveguide. Computer results based on this model were obtained relating arc loss with electron density and collision frequency. In addition, the recovery time theory was generalized to include electron-ion recombination as well as electron attachment. It was found that this generalized theory was able to predict the qualitative features of high and low power chlorine recovery-time experiments. From the experimental results, estimates of chlorine attachment efficiency and recombination coefficient were obtained which were compared with available experimental information. (Author)
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- May 01, 1967
- Accession Number
- AD0813612
Entities
People
- Harold S. Maddix
- Joseph J. Pergola
Organizations
- M/A-COM Technology Solutions