OPTIKA ATMOSFERY I OKEANA JOURNAL
V.E. ZUEV INSTITUTE OF ATMOSPHERIC OPTICS
Vol. 9, issue 02, article # 9
pdf Lomaev M. I., Panchenko A. N., Skakun V. S., Sosnin E. A., Zimakov V. P. High-power sources of spontaneous UV radiation pumped by pulsed and continuous discharges. // Atmospheric and oceanic optics. 1996. V. 9. No. 02. P. 125-129.Copy the reference to clipboard
Abstract:
Design and performance parameters of high–power noble gas and halide excilamps, radiating at λ = 193 (ArF*), 222 (KrCl*), 248 (KrF*), 308 (XeCl*), and 353 nm (XeF*) and Cl*2 excilamps on molecules at λ = 258 nm are presented. Pulsed longitudinal and barrier discharges and low-pressure continuous glow discharges were used to generate spontaneous UV radiation. Maximum mean power of excilamps up to 40 W at λ = 258 nm, 130 W at λ = 222 nm, and 110 W at λ = 308 nm and the efficiency up to 10–20% were achieved.