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Compact dielectric barrier discharge excilamps

Erofeev et al., 2010

Document ID
16056981238002767288
Author
Erofeev M
Schitz D
Skakun V
Sosnin E
Tarasenko V
Publication year
Publication venue
Physica Scripta

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In this work, we studied the energy, time, spatial and spectral characteristics of compact KrCl- , XeCl-, XeBr-and Xe 2-excilamps of various designs. The maximum radiation power density was∼ 30 mW cm− 2 at an efficiency of 2.5%. It is shown that under optimum conditions in …
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    • H01J61/067—Main electrodes for low-pressure discharge lamps
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