Spatial distributions of plasma parameters in conventional magnetron discharges in presence of nanoparticles

Two-dimensional spatial measurements of magnetic field and plasma parameters have been performed in conventional magnetron DC discharges during the formation of metallic nanoparticles. Correlations between the electron density and temperature distributions, and the magnetic field geometry and streng...

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Published in:Journal of plasma physics 2020-10, Vol.86 (5), Article 905860512
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Magnetic fields
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Nanoparticles
Parameters
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Plasma Physics
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Spatial distribution
Stainless steel
Temperature distribution
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