Plasma sources: science & technology

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  Año 2005, Número 3

  • The effect of phase difference between powered electrodes on RF plasmas

    M. Proschek

    págs. 407-411

    

  • High stability of atmospheric pressure plasmas containing carbon tetrafluoride and sulfur hexafluoride

    G. R. Nowling, S. E. Babayan, M. Moravej, X. Yang

    págs. 412-418

    

  • Observations of the long-term plasma evolution in a pulsed dc magnetron discharge

    J. W. Bradley, H. Backer

    págs. 419-431

    

  • Co-axial ECR plasma system for radioactive ion implantation

    M. A. Fortin

    págs. 432-439

    

  • Study of an H~2/CH~4 moderate pressure microwave plasma used for diamond deposition: modelling and IR tuneable diode laser diagnostic

    K. Hassouni, G. D. Stancu, G. Lombardi

    págs. 440-450

    

  • a-C:H/a-C:H(N) thin film deposition using 2.45 GHz expanding surface wave sustained plasmas

    S.-H. Hong

    págs. 451-458

    

  • Effect of discharge voltage on capacitively coupled, parallel plate rf hydrogen plasmas

    P. Diomede, M. Capitelli

    págs. 459-466

    

  • Design and preliminary characterization of a miniature pulsed RF APGD torch with downstream injection of the source of reactive species

    V. Leveille, S. Coulombe

    págs. 467-476

    

  • Chamberless plasma deposition of glass coatings on plastic

    G. R. Nowling

    págs. 477-484

    

  • On waves and instabilities in pair-ion plasma

    S. Poedts, J. Vranjes

    págs. 485-491

    

  • The influence of some species formed during the discharge and gamma and UV radiation on breakdown voltage and time delay in nitrogen and neon at low pressure

    M. M. Pejovic

    págs. 492-500

    

  • X-ray emission from 125 mum diameter aluminium wire x-pinches at currents of 400 kA

    I. H. Mitchell

    págs. 501-508

    

  • Dust void formation above rectangular and circular potential traps in an rf plasma

    R. Vrancken, G. V. Paeva, G. M. W. Kroesen

    págs. 509-516

    

  • Modelling interaction of multispecies plasmas with thermionic cathodes

    M. S. Benilov

    págs. 517-524

    

  • Plasma dynamics in a highly ionized pulsed magnetron discharge

    J. T. Gudmundsson, J. Alami

    págs. 525-531

    

  • Negative ion destruction by O(^3P) atoms and O~2(a ^1Delta~g) molecules in an oxygen plasma

    S. G. Belostotsky

    págs. 532-542

    

  • Control of the plasma chemistry of a pulsed inductively coupled methane plasma

    T. Schwarz-Selinger, M. Bauer

    págs. 543-548

    

  • Spectral study of the electron beam emitted from a 3 kJ plasma focus

    D. Stoenescu, A. Patran, M. S. Rafique, L. C. Tan

    págs. 549-560

    

  • Optical-optical double resonance LIF detection of N~2(A^3Sigma~u^+) in high pressure gas discharges

    G. Dilecce, P. F. Ambrico, S. De Benedictis

    págs. 561-565

    

  • Eclipse laser photodetachment method for avoiding probe surface ablation in negative ion measurement

    S. Kajita

    págs. 566-575

    

  • Temporal evolution of electron energy distribution function and plasma parameters in the afterglow of drifting magnetron plasma

    S.-H. Seo, H.-Y. Chang, J.-H. In

    págs. 576-580

    

  • Two-dimensional ion velocity distribution functions in inductively coupled argon plasma

    D. C. Zimmerman

    págs. 581-588

    

  • Liquid phase auramine oxidation induced by plasma with glow discharge electrolysis

    K. Gai, Y. Dong

    págs. 589-593

    

  • Step photoionization as a mechanism responsible for the Raether paradox

    V. P. Silakov, I. A. Kossyi

    págs. 594-598

    

  • New chamber walls conditioning and cleaning strategies to improve the stability of plasma processes

    G. Cunge, B. Pelissier

    págs. 599-609

    

  • Population dynamics of molecular hydrogen and formation of negative hydrogen ions in a magnetically confined low temperature plasma

    T. Mosbach

    págs. 610-622

    

  • Excitation of short-scale fluctuations by parametric decay of helicon waves into ion-sound and Trivelpiece-Gould waves

    M. Kramer, B. Lorenz, V. L. Selenin

    págs. 623-635