Diamond sensors grown in a plasma reactor are used for electron spin resonance spectroscopy
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Global Plasma Etching Equipment Market
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 ...
Plasma Control
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 …
The answer is blowing in the plasma wind
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 …
Quantum Sensors – Recent Report
Quantum Sensors - Recent Report Quantum sensors offer the possibility of very precise measurement with much higher precision than classical systems. I must admit I have spent my life searching for the signal in very noisy backgrounds in order to get the crucial advantage in a measurement system. Impedans Ltd, are world leaders in Plasma …
Pulsed Plasma Diagnostics Workshop, Early Registration Deadline Extended
I am delighted to be involved with this small, but exciting meeting being held here in Dublin on the 6th and 7th of September. I published a number of papers in the 1990's on pulsed plasmas, including a letter in Phys Rev Letters on efficient negative ions sources using modulated RF plasmas. The idea of …
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Plasma Fusion Device Gets Go Ahead from French Government
The International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor (ITER) has finally been given the go ahead by French authorities. The ITER organisation received a letter from the French Safety Authority, Agence de sûreté nucléaire (ASN), on 20 June 2012 which granted a license to build an experimental tokamak nuclear fusion reactor in the south of France. Construction of ITER …
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Why Lawrenceville Plasma Physics Results are Not Even Wrong; a Detailed Analysis.
A while back, I responded to a claim from Lawrenceville Plasma Physics that they were close to a commercial fusion reactor. I was annoyed that such claims were being made and even more concerned that such claims were not receiving a strong criticism from the scientific community. I read the paper published in the journal - …
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Plasma in the News, Two New Sources of Information on Plasma Technology
I started this blog with the aim to promote topical stories in the area of plasma technology. I wanted to talk about things that interested me that I thought would interest a wider audience of scientist and engineers working in the area of plasma technology. In the last few months two new sources of news have started. The first …
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Lawrenceville Plasma Physics is Back in the News
I see that Lawrenceville Plasma Physics is back in the news again with the announcement of a collaboration between LPP and an Iranian research institution. The collaboration agreement is for scientific publications on aneutronic fusion, which some sources claim could be a possible route to cheap, safe, clean energy. This blog believes the claim is the result …
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