OPTIMIZATION OF COMPONENT COMPOUND OF THE GAS-DISCHARGE HgBr-EXCIMER LAMP

Authors

  • М. М. Гуйван Ужгородський державний університет, 294000, Ужгород, вул. Підгірна 46, Ukraine
  • О. М. Малінін Uzhgorod State University, Pidgima str. 46, Uzhgorod, 294000 Ukraine, Ukraine
  • Л. Л. Шимон Uzhgorod State University, Pidgima str. 46, Uzhgorod, 294000 Ukraine, Ukraine

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.24144/2415-8038.1999.4.12-17

Abstract

Investigations on optimization of component compound of the gas-discharge coaxial HgBr- excimer lamp have been carried out. It was detected, that for the mixtures of HgBr2:N2:He, HgBr2:Xe:N2:He compound radiation intensity of λ 502 nm more by a factor of 21.5 and 4.2 in comparison with the HgBr2:He mixture, respectively. Was attained warming up of a working mixture at the expense of a discharge energy dissipation. The application simultaneously of a surface and barrier discharges gives the increase in the average power of radiation by a factor of 1.5 in comparison with usage only of barrier discharge. For the HgBr2:N2:He mixture the mean radiation power of excilamp was equal 6.8 mW at the pump pulse repetition frequency of 1900 Hz.

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1999-06-25

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