Jia Tian, Wenzheng Liu, Wenjun Zhang, Xitao Jiang. Generation and propagation characteristics of plasma applied to pulsed metal ion plasma thruster[J]. High Power Laser and Particle Beams, 2021, 33(6): 065020
- High Power Laser and Particle Beams
- Vol. 33, Issue 6, 065020 (2021)
Fig. 1. Schematic of experimental setup of the pulsed vacuum discharge system
Fig. 2. Schematic of electrode structure and parameters
Fig. 3. Side-view images of discharge phenomenon for an electrode structure
Fig. 4. Schematic of electrode structure and its parameters and electric field distribution (insulating sleeve diameter is 4 mm)[24]
Fig. 5. Typical waveforms of discharge voltage and cathode current of the insulated anode structure
Fig. 6. Measurement results of plasma parameters[24]
Fig. 7. Side-view image of discharge phenomenon when insulating sleeve diameter is 4 mm[24]
Fig. 8. When the insulating sleeve diameter is 1 mm, schematic of electrode structure and its parameters and electric field distribution[24]
Fig. 9. Side-view image of discharge phenomenon when insulating sleeve diameter is 1 mm[24]
Fig. 10. PMIPT structures and their parameters[25]
Fig. 11. Side-view images of discharge phenomenon for PMIPT with different structures[25]
Fig. 12. Typical waveforms of discharge voltage, cathode current and anode current[25]
Fig. 13. Schematic of measurement points for plasma densities
Fig. 14. Spatial angular distributions of plasma densities[25]
Fig. 15. Side-view images of discharge phenomena for PMIPT structures with different micropore widths[25]
Fig. 16. Anode current waveforms with different micropore widths[25]
Fig. 17. Electric field distribution of PMIPT
Fig. 18. Magnetic field distribution of PMIPT[26]
Fig. 19. Schematic of PMIPT structures and parameters
Fig. 20. Side-view images of discharge phenomenon for different PMIPT structures (the second-anode is not shown in the picture because of its long distance from the cathode)[27]
Fig. 21. Typical waveforms of discharge voltage, cathode current and anode current (the anode current refers to that flowing through the first anode)[27]
Fig. 22. Spatial angular distributions of plasma densities[27]
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