
AbstractExperimental data related to 40MHz Argon plasma parameters in the RF power and pressure ranges of 25–200W and 0.2–0.5Torr are presented. Electron temperatures are obtained using both double probe and optical spectroscopy methods. Acceptable consistency between results is obtained. Double probe method is also used to obtain the plasma electron density. At any particular pressure value, the effect of increasing RF power seems to be restricted to increasing plasma electron density rather than affecting the plasma electron temperatures. Signature of the Paschen law effect is reflected on the relation between pressure and electron plasma density.
40GHz RF plasma, Argon plasma, Double probe, Physics, QC1-999, Spectroscopic plasma diagnostics, Langmuir probe, 40 GHz RF plasma, Automated plasma diagnostics, Physics and Astronomy(all)
40GHz RF plasma, Argon plasma, Double probe, Physics, QC1-999, Spectroscopic plasma diagnostics, Langmuir probe, 40 GHz RF plasma, Automated plasma diagnostics, Physics and Astronomy(all)
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