Water sterilization using a DBD-driven xenon iodide excilamp

Гуйван, М. М.; Kamikozawa, Takashi; Kurokawa, Hisayoshi; Motomura, Hideki; Kadowaki, Kazunori; Jinno, Masafumi

doi:10.1109/plasma.2009.5227286

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“…The sum of these two voltages is v out . The average of v out is calculated (5) by evaluating the average of v cd_in and v cg_in, as shown in (7). Using (7) and the voltage waveforms of v cd_in and v cg_in, (8) is deduced for the steady state.…”

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Programmable current converter synthesis for the evaluation of UV radiation of excimer lamps

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This work proposes the development of a power supply for Dielectric Barrier Discharge (DBD) lamps, intended for the evaluation of a water treatment system based on UV radiation. The DBD excimer lamp is an attractive source of UV because of its cost and radiation power. The proposed converter is conceived to control the UV radiation by programming different lamp current intensities, duty cycles and frequencies.For the converter synthesis, a capacitive electric equivalent model of the DBD is used. A simulation of the converter and its control analysis is presented.

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“…Some of the most widely developed are, the mercury discharge lamp, the Dielectric Barrier Discharge (DBD) excimer lamp, the laser and newly the LED [5], [6]. The DBD lamp features some advantages over the others sources, e.g.…”

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Programmable current converter synthesis for the evaluation of UV radiation of excimer lamps

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Water sterilization using a DBD-driven xenon iodide excilamp

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Programmable current converter synthesis for the evaluation of UV radiation of excimer lamps

Programmable current converter synthesis for the evaluation of UV radiation of excimer lamps

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