Generation of High-Density Plasma Using High-Frequency Microwave

As research on microwave plasma sources progresses, these sources are now capable of producing plasma densities approaching the critical density determined by the electron plasma frequency. To achieve plasma with higher electron temperature and density, this paper focuses on the study of millimeter-wave plasma based on COMSOL simulations, addressing the bottleneck of obtaining higher electron density in microwave plasma sources.

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2025-05-23
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https://doi.org/10.1109/ecie65947.2025.11086746
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Particle accelerators and beam dynamics
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Generation of High-Density Plasma Using High-Frequency Microwave

Jiewen Deng, Chi Chen, Yixin Zhang, Yuchen Gan
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Particle accelerators and beam dynamics
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Generation of High-Density Plasma Using High-Frequency Microwave

Jiewen Deng, Chi Chen, Yixin Zhang, Yuchen Gan
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Abstract

As research on microwave plasma sources progresses, these sources are now capable of producing plasma densities approaching the critical density determined by the electron plasma frequency. To achieve plasma with higher electron temperature and density, this paper focuses on the study of millimeter-wave plasma based on COMSOL simulations, addressing the bottleneck of obtaining higher electron density in microwave plasma sources.

Affiliated Hospital of Southwest Medical University (CN), Craft Group (China) (CN)
Affordable and clean energy
Openalex Percentile: Top 75%
Particle accelerators and beam dynamics
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