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Current Distribution Over the Hollow-Cathode Surface for a Low-Pressure Glow Discharge

Landl et al., 2021

Document ID
14916207046193971929
Author
Landl N
Korolev Y
Frants O
Geyman V
Argunov G
Nekhoroshev V
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Russian Physics Journal

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The results of an investigation of a low-pressure hollow-cathode glow discharge are presented for the conditions where the cathode cavity depth is comparable with the cavity diameter. The data on current distribution over the hollow-cathode surface using sectioned …
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