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I look forward to attending the next PSE in Garmisch-Partenkirchen in southern Germany. It is a great conference for plasma treatment and given that Germany is one of the leading countries in plasma technology it is always exciting to attend. The fact the beer is great is icing on the cake. Mike B Hopkins, Impedans 16th …
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Plasma can destroy germs while preserving cells. They also seem to provide stimulus to healing by encouraging oxidization and activating cell defense mechanism. Plasma is normally thought to be hot like the sun but in reality only the electrons need to be hot. The electrons are only .01% of the mass of the material. It …
An interesting paper from Thomas Mussenbrock's Lab using a phase shifted harmonic of the source bias in an inductive discharge to drive the bias electrode. Their work shows that there is a synchronization of the bias field and inductive field that enhances power efficiency. It seems clear to me that the source power needs to …
Diamond sensors grown in a plasma reactor are used for electron spin resonance spectroscopy
Global Plasma Etching Equipments Market 2018- Applied Materials, DNS, Lam Research Clean Technology Global Plasma Etching Equipments Market 2018 report is a recently published analysis report that includes each aspect of the Plasma Etching ...
More than 400 scientists from around the world will convene at Princeton University to discuss the state of research on how plasma-material interactions can be managed so fusion reactions – the same reactions that occur in the Sun and stars – can produce virtually unlimited energy on Earth in what could be called “a star …
Flows with speeds over 140,000 Km/Hour a thousand time faster than a hurricane can flow on the inside of a plasma device. These winds are driven by very strong magnetic and electrical fields inside the plasma. Controlling the wind speed is very important in fusion plasma, when these flows are traveling too fast, or if …
