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Electron heating mode transitions in radio-frequency driven micro atmospheric pressure plasma jets in He/O: A fluid dynamics approach
Yue Liu, Ihor Korolov, Torben Hemke +4
A two-dimensional fluid model is used to investigate the electron heating dynamics and the production of neutral species in a capacitively coupled radio-frequency micro atmospheric…
A New Hybrid Scheme for Simulations of Highly Collisional RF-Driven Plasmas
Denis Eremin, Torben Hemke, Thomas Mussenbrock
This work describes a new 1D hybrid approach for modeling atmospheric pressure discharges featuring complex chemistry. In this approach electrons are described fully kinetically us…
Ionization by bulk heating of electrons in capacitive radio frequency atmospheric pressure microplasmas
T. Hemke, D. Eremin, T. Mussenbrock +5
Electron heating and ionization dynamics in capacitively coupled radio frequency (RF) atmospheric pressure microplasmas operated in helium are investigated by Particle in Cell simu…
Simulations of electromagnetic effects in high frequency capacitively coupled discharges using the Darwin approximation
Denis Eremin, Torben Hemke, Ralf Peter Brinkmann +1
The Darwin approximation is investigated for its possible use in simulation of electromagnetic effects in large size, high frequency capacitively coupled discharges. The approximat…
Numerical study of secondary electron emission in a coaxial radio-frequency driven plasma jet at atmospheric pressure
Torben Hemke, Jan Trieschmann, Alexander Wollny +2
In this work we investigate a numerical model of a coaxial RF-driven plasma jet operated at atmospheric pressure. Due to the cylindrical symmetry an adequate 2-D representation of…
Spatially resolved simulation of a radio frequency driven micro atmospheric pressure plasma jet and its effluent
Torben Hemke, Alexander Wollny, Markus Gebhardt +2
Radio frequency driven plasma jets are frequently employed as efficient plasma sources for surface modification and other processes at atmospheric pressure. The radio-frequency dri…