Spectra Line Profile and Vibrational Temperature of Bright Dot and Dark Dot Discharge in a Dielectric Barrier Discharge
The emission spectrum line shift and vibrational temperature of the bright dot and dark dot discharges, which are observed in the argon and air dielectric barrier discharge at high temperature for the first time were measured and compared. The line shift of the spectral line of the
Ar(2P
2→1S
5)is measured and the vibrational temperature was calculated using by the emission spectral lines of the N2 second positive band system (C3Π
u
→B3Π
g
). The results
show that the spectrum line shift of the bright dot discharge channel is larger than that of the dark dot channel, which indicates that the former has higher electron density compared to the latter, and the vibrational temperature of the dark dot discharge channel is higher than that of the
bright dot discharge channel.
Keywords: Dielectric barrier discharge; Spectrum diagnosis; Spectrum line shift; Vibrational temperature
Document Type: Research Article
Publication date: 01 June 2012
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