Modelling an Ar-Hg fluorescent lamp plasma using a 3 electron-temperature approximation

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Jun 2001

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Journal of Physics D: Applied Physics, Volume 34, Issue 12, pp. 1907-1913 (2001).

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By using a 3 electron-group model to describe the deviation from a Maxwellian electron energy distribution, a collisional radiative model describing a low temperature Ar-Hg plasma is greatly improved. Previously, the ionisation mechanisms of such plasmas, commonly used in fluorescent lamps, could not be satisfactory modelled. Where using a Maxwellian electron energy distribution showed the production of argon ions to be dominating over the production of mercury ions, the 3 temperature approximation yields a mercury ionization rate which is 30 times larger than the argon ionization rate.

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