Homogeneous atmospheric pressure discharge using a dielectric barrier discharge in air at 50 Hz was investigated. Porous alumina ceramic sheets were used as a dielectric barrier. In this paper we compare the filamentary discharge initiated by using glass sheets as a dielectric and the glow discharge obtained by the porous alumina sheets as a dielectric.Generally, the discharge in a dielectric barrier arrangement consists of a large number of filaments. Using porous alumina sheets Al 2 O 3 , an atmospheric pressure glow discharge (APGD) plasma has been obtained. This APGD discharge is characterized by a homogeneous profile of long lifetime (∼5 ms) and the current is one pulse per half cycle of the power supply. The electrical measurements and the emission spectrum confirm that the discharge has been formed in the glow mode.
Effects of addition of H 2 gas in air DB discharge on its optical and electrical characteristics have been studied. Optical emission spectroscopy is used to investigate the effect of hydrogen admixing on the emission intensity of the nitrogen second positive systems (300 -420 nm) and the relative population density of 3 2
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