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The Hollow Spark, a New Spectroscopic Light Source

Lars A. Svensson

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A new three-electrode light source, the hollow spark, has been developed by combining an open vacuum spark and a sliding spark. Its design and qualities are described and compared to other spark sources.

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A new three-electrode light source, the hollow spark, has been developed by combining an open vacuum spark and a sliding spark. Its design and qualities are described and compared to other spark sources.

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A new three-electrode light source, the hollow spark, has been developed by combining an open vacuum spark and a sliding spark. Its design and qualities are described and compared to other spark sources.

Key concepts: SPARK (programming language), Materials science, Spark gap, Electrode, Light source, Spark discharge, Optoelectronics, Optics

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