Diagnostics of magnetized low temperature plasma by ball - pen probe
Jiřı́ Adámek, M. Peterka, T. Gyergyek, P. Kudrna, M. Tichý
Abstract
Jiřı́ Adámek, M. Peterka, T. Gyergyek, P. Kudrna, M. Tichý
Abstract
The ball-pen probe is an innovative electric probe for direct measurements of the plasma potential in magnetized hot plasma. This probe is based on the Katsumata probe concept. The ball-pen probe can adjust the ratio I-saturat(-)/I-saturat(+) of the electron and ion saturation currents to be equal to one and therefore the ball-pen probe characterization becomes symmetric. If this is achieved, the floating potential of the ball-pen probe is equal to the plasma potential in Maxwellian plasma. We show the application of a ball-pen probe in slightly magnetized low temperature plasma
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The ball-pen probe is an innovative electric probe for direct measurements of the plasma potential in magnetized hot plasma. This probe is based on the Katsumata probe concept. The ball-pen probe can adjust the ratio I-saturat(-)/I-saturat(+) of the electron and ion saturation currents to be equal to one and therefore the ball-pen probe characterization becomes symmetric. If this is achieved, the floating potential of the ball-pen probe is equal to the plasma potential in Maxwellian plasma. We show the application of a ball-pen probe in slightly magnetized low temperature plasma
Key concepts: Langmuir probe, Plasma, Plasma diagnostics, Electron temperature, Tokamak, Plasma parameters, Atomic physics, Electron