A broadband excimer source of visible radiation with barrier discharge pumping
Abstract We investigate the characteristics of a broadband cylindrical excimer source of visible radiation with a surface area of 230 $ cm^{2} $ excited by a pulse-periodic barrier discharge based on multicomponent mixtures (mercury diiodide and dibromide with helium and admixtures of molecular nitr...
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Enthalten in: Optics and spectroscopy - Nauka/Interperiodica, 1959, 95(2003), 6 vom: Dez., Seite 925-932 |
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Abstract We investigate the characteristics of a broadband cylindrical excimer source of visible radiation with a surface area of 230 $ cm^{2} $ excited by a pulse-periodic barrier discharge based on multicomponent mixtures (mercury diiodide and dibromide with helium and admixtures of molecular nitrogen and xenon). The working mixture components were excited by a pulse-periodic (pulse repetition rate 500–5000 Hz, pulse duration ∼150 ns) barrier discharge. We detected radiation from excimer HgI* and HgBr* molecules, the second positive system of molecular nitrogen, and mercury and xenon atoms. The amplitude, duration, and trailing edge of the radiation pulses in the $ HgI_{2} $:$ HgBr_{2} $:Xe:He and $ HgI_{2} $: $ HgBr_{2} $:$ N_{2} $:He mixtures with admixtures of xenon and molecular nitrogen were found to change compared to the $ HgI_{2} $:$ HgBr_{2} $:He mixture. The optimal partial pressure of helium lies within the range 162–195 kPa. The most intense radiation from HgI* and HgBr* molecules (in a ratio of more than 3: 1) is observed in the $ HgI_{2} $:$ HgBr_{2} $: Xe:He mixture. The mean and pulse radiation powers are 45 W and 93 kW, respectively, at a pumping pulse repetition rate of 5000 Hz and an efficiency of 30%. We discuss the spectral and temporal characteristics of the radiation source and the dependence of the radiation intensity of excimer molecules of mercury monoiodide and monobromide on the partial pressures of xenon and nitrogen. We point out that the radiation source is of considerable interest for applications in biotechnology and medicine. © MAIK "Nauka/Interperiodica" 2003 |
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