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Formation of beam plasma in nitrogen atmosphere by a pulsed electron beam near a dielectric target in the forevacuum pressure range
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Kazakov A. V. 1, Oks E. M. 1,2, Panchenko N. A. 1
1Tomsk State University of Control Systems and Radioelectronics, Tomsk, Russia
2Institute of High Current Electronics, Siberian Branch, Russian Academy of Sciences, Tomsk, Russia
Email: andrykazakov@gmail.com, oks@fet.tusur.ru, PanchenkoNA@vtomske.ru
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Features of the processes of beam plasma formation near a dielectric (aluminum oxide ceramic) target being irradiated by an intense pulsed electron beam in the forevacuum pressure range (4-15 Pa) have been investigated. It has been established that the density of the beam plasma near the irradiated dielectric target is higher than in the case of "free" propagation of the electron beam. The observed increase in plasma density depends on the emission current (electron beam current), gas pressure, and accelerating voltage. The influence of the dielectric target on the beam plasma density is due to emission of electrons from the target surface and the uncompensated negative potential on the target surface, which determines the energy of emitted electrons. An increase in gas pressure leads to a smaller increase in the beam plasma density due to a decrease in the absolute value of the negative potential. Varying the electron beam current and accelerating voltage provide to control the beam plasma density. Keywords: beam plasma, pulsed electron beam, forevacuum pressure range, plasma-cathode electron source.
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