Recent content by Moaaz

Hopefully :)) Thanks for your help. I would be glad to keep in touch with you But for the same discharge gap with increasing the thickness of dielectric it means lowering the electric field due two increasing the distance between the electrodes. The frequency If increased will lower the...

That is true. I've noticed that it's not clearly investigated and it makes it difficult specially for the people who came from a different background:)).. I'm investigating in the of treating mixture of gases by plasma with catalyst.. so mainly I've to focus on Corona discharge and DBD. but as...

That is interesting, because I was always thinking about formation of Arc as the limitation factor, but I didn't think about sputtering. Actually I'm doing an experiment to test the effect of both corona discharge and DBD on a mixture of gases... because of that I'm thinking about which will...

You want to say if i applied a high voltage and i have only one electrode covered .. the second one might has some kind of ( sputtering) happens or in another words can i say ( erosion )? so it's better to have the two electrodes covered ... But that leads me to another questions, why then in...

Nice, I really appreciate your answer.. but what about isolating one electrode or both electrodes? I've seen some modules for DBD some people isolate (cover) one or both with dielectric as i know... Two electrodes = less Enet = less ionization ( discharge) ... But the advantage is limiting the...

Hallo all, I'm investigating in using a dieletric barrier discharge for gas treatment, if I have two electrodes isolated by dieletric and the discharge gap between both of them has AIR.. how the ionization of air will take place, from where the source of electron which is going to start the...