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2 Typical configuration of a point-to-plane corona discharge, showing a plasma ionization region close to the high field at the point electrode, and the region of ion drift impinging on the flat electrode plate. 3 Typical configuration of a dielectric barrier discharge (DBD), showing the powered electrodes and the dielectric layers; though two dielectric layers are shown, it is only necessary to have one dielectric layer present in the discharge gap. trodes, the dielectric layer allows free charge to accumulate which significantly affects the ongoing development of the discharge, including self-quenching.
81) where g j is the degeneracy of the jth excited state, ξ j D is the energy difference between the ionization states j and j C 1, and T is the ensemble temperature. In many applications, a key parameter is the ionization fraction F D n e /n 0 where n 0 is the number density of neutrals; this is particularly true where the plasma is quasineutral and only modest ionization is present.
7 Model atmosphere MSIS E 90 from the Virtual Ionosphere, Thermosphere, Mesosphere Observatory (VITMO). The curves show the Nitrogen molecule number density (lefthand axis) and temperature (right-hand axis) as a function of height above sea level. 7. The curves show the relative abundance by number of various chemical species (left-hand axis) and temperature (right-hand axis) as a function of height above sea level. 9 Model Ionosphere based on International Reference Ionosphere IRI 2007, for which the heights of the various regions are as follows: D: 88 km; E: 110 km; and F2 : 350 km.