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Negative-Ion-Source Modeling: From Expansion to Extraction Region
In a negative-ion source, the vibrational kinetics of molecules H 2 and the negative-ion H - transport are both important in order to understand and optimize H - extraction. In this paper, two different particle models are developed, simulating the expansion and extraction regions of a radio-frequen...
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description | In a negative-ion source, the vibrational kinetics of molecules H 2 and the negative-ion H - transport are both important in order to understand and optimize H - extraction. In this paper, two different particle models are developed, simulating the expansion and extraction regions of a radio-frequency inductively coupled plasma negative-ion source. These models show the importance of gas- and plasma-surface interaction in the vibrational excitation of molecules and in the direct production of negative ions from the wall. |
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