A General Solution of Electron Velocity in the Steady-State Pre-Breakdown Region
スポンサーリンク
概要
- 論文の詳細を見る
An equation of the electron velocity in the pre-breakdown current range was given and its general solution was presented. According to these results, the electron velocity is found generally to depend on the distance from the cathode, even if an applied electric field is uniform. Also characteristics of the velocity versus the distance widely vary with the initial velocity at the cathode and the various space parameters such as frequencies of ionizaing collision and of momentum transfer collision and the electron sound speed.
- 社団法人日本物理学会の論文
- 1976-10-15
著者
-
DOTE Toshihiko
The Institute of Physical and Chemical Research
-
Ichikawa Yukimi
The Institute Of Physical And Chemical Research:department Of Electrical Engineering Musashino Insti
-
Dote Toshihiko
The Institate Of Phyiscal Chemical Research
関連論文
- CW Ar^+ Laser Pumped by an Intense Electron Beam
- Quasi-Steady Population Inversions of He^+ in a Freely Expanding Plasma
- Quasi-Steady Laser Oscillation in the Recombining Hydrogen Plasma
- Observation of Population Inversions in a Freely Expanding Pure Hydrogen Plasma
- Frequency Dependence of the RF Electric Field Effect on He-Ne Laser Output
- The Cumulative Ionization Effect in a 1.15 μm He-Ne Laser
- Experiments on Current Change with the Interruption of the laser beam
- Unified Electron Temperature Characteristics in Positive Columns with the Volume Recombination
- Unified Theory of the Electron Temperature in Positive Columns
- A General Solution of Electron Velocity in the Steady-State Pre-Breakdown Region
- Unified Electron Temperature Characteristics in Positive Columns with Including the Ionization of Metastable Atoms
- Swarm Analysis by Using Transport Equations. III. : Steady-State Swarm Behavior of Positive Ions in a Uniform Medium
- Space-Charge Conduction of Cylindrical and Spherical Gas Diodes in Higher-Pressure
- A Modified Theory of the Floating Double Probe and a Renewed Method for Determining the Plasma Electron Temperature
- Measurements of the Electron Energy Distribution in an RF Superposed-He-Ne Laser Tube
- Swarm Analysis by Using Transport Equations. I. : Steady-State Swarm Behavior of Electrons in a Uniform Medium
- Swarm Analysis by Using Transport Equations. II. Theoretical Estimation of Average Energy Loss Factor of Electrons
- Estimations of the Number of Metastable Atoms and the Ionization of Metastable Atoms in a Positive Column
- Remarks on the Collision Loss Factor of Electrons
- Swarm Analysis by Using Transport Equations.VI.Ambipolar Flow of Charged Particles in a Quasi-Neutral Positive Column
- Swarm Analysis by Using Transport Equations.V.Radial Distriburion of the Gas Temperature in the Positive Column of a Glow Discharge
- Swarm Analysis by Using Transport Equations.IV.A Quasi-Neutral Theory of the Positive Column of a Glow Discharge
- Steady-State Solutions of Pre-Breakdown Current Including the Diffusion Effect
- Swarm Analysis by Using Transport Equations.VII.fluid Description of the Quasi-Neutral Collisionless Positive Column
- The Cumulative Ionization Effect on the Plasma Electron Temperature
- Space-Charge Conduction in High-Pressure Gas Diodes
- A Method for Determining the Plasma Space Potential by an RF Probe
- A Method for Determining the Collisionless Plasma Density by the Spherical Probe Measurement
- Space Charge Limited Equation in a Magnetic Field
- A Method for Determining the Plasma Density by a Cylindrical Probe at Medium Pressures
- Effect of a Disturbing Electrode on Plasma Electron Temperature : The Langmuir Paradox