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Article · Optics and Spectroscopy · May 23, 2017
Emission characteristics of plasma based on xenon–rubidium bromide mixture
A. A. Heneral, Svetlana V. Avtaeva
Abstract
Luminescence spectra of a longitudinal pulse-periodic discharge in xenon mixture with rubidium bromide vapors (Xe–RbBr) are studied experimentally at low pressures. The conditions leading to the appearance of intense bands of ultraviolet radiation of exciplex XeBr* molecules in the spectral interval between 200 and 400 nm are found. The highest yield of UV radiation of XeBr* molecules is achieved when the temperature of discharge-tube walls is equal to 750°C. A maximum power of UV radiation from the entire plasma volume as high as 4.8 W is obtained.
Atmospheric-Pressure Plasma ApplicationsLaser Design and ApplicationsLow-Pressure Plasma Processing and Diagnosticsultraviolet luminescenceplasma emissionlow-pressure discharge
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