This article reviews a variety of methods to obtain the electron temperature and density by
the emission line ratios for low-temperature plasmas containing argon or nitrogen gas …

Unequal areas of the powered and grounded electrodes in single-frequency capacitively
coupled plasmas (CCPs) are well-known to generate a DC self-bias voltage and an …

In low temperature plasmas, the interaction of the electrons with the electric field is an
important current research topic that is relevant for many applications. Particularly, in the low …

Unlike α-and γ-mode operation, electrons accelerated by strong drift and ambipolar electric
fields in the plasma bulk and at the sheath edges are found to dominate the ionization in …

Power modulated microwave plasma jet operating in argon at atmospheric pressure was
studied by spatio-temporally resolved optical emission spectroscopy (OES) in order to clarify …

Spatially resolved tunable diode-laser absorption measurements of the absolute densities of
He-I (2 3 S 1) metastables in a micro atmospheric pressure plasma jet operated in He/N 2 …

This paper is the first from a set of two companion papers on radio-frequency (RF)
discharges. These two papers are in turn part of a larger series on the foundations of plasma …

The effects of electron induced secondary electron (SE) emission from SiO 2 electrodes in
single-frequency capacitively coupled plasmas (CCPs) are studied by particle-in-cell/Monte …

Optical modeling of emissions from low-temperature plasmas provides a non-invasive
technique to measure the electron energy distribution function (EEDF) of the plasma. While …

Capacitive radio frequency (RF) discharge plasmas have been serving hi-tech industry (eg
chip and solar cell manufacturing, realization of biocompatible surfaces) for several years …