Analytical calculation of the gas temperature and time-resolved measurement of the electron temperature of a gas discharge in He and Ne-He mixtures

A simple method based on time-resolved measurement of electrical discharge parameters, such as tube voltage and discharge current, is applied for experimental determination of electron temperature and electron density in the discharge period of various nanosecond pulsed longitudinal discharges, exciting high-power Cu + Ne-CuBr, He-Hg + , and He-Sr + lasers.Index Terms-Electrical discharge parameters, electron density, electron temperature, gas discharge, ionic metal and metal halide vapor lasers.

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Analytical calculation of the gas temperature and time-resolved measurement of the electron temperature of a gas discharge in He and Ne-He mixtures

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A simple method for experimental determination of electron temperature and electron density in a nanosecond pulsed longitudinal discharge used for excitation of high-power atomic and ionic metal and metal halide vapour lasers

A simple method for experimental determination of electron temperature and electron density in a nanosecond pulsed longitudinal discharge used for excitation of high-power atomic and ionic metal and metal halide vapour lasers

Determination of spatially-resolved electron temperature in nanosecond pulsed longitudinal discharges

A Simple Method for Experimental Determination of Electron Temperature and Electron Density in Nanosecond Pulsed Longitudinal Discharge Used for Excitation of High-Power Lasers

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