Use of the van der Waals broadening of atomic argon lines to measure the gas temperature in an atmospheric pressure Ar-He surface wave discharge

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The use of the van der Waals broadening to measure the gas temperature in an atmospheric pressure Ar-He surface-wave discharge is studied comparing the obtained results with those given by the OH radical and extended to He proportions up to 50 %. Influence of the electron density through Stark broadening of the calculation of this parameter is found to be negligible. A good agreement is found between both techniques. Spectral line 603.2 nm is found to be the best choice for this purpose. An increase in the temperature from 1200 K to 2000 K is found when He is added to the discharge.

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