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spelling Wiechula, J. Schönlein, A. Iberler, M. Hock, C. Manegold, T. Bohlender, B. Jacoby, J. 2158-3226 AIP Publishing General Physics and Astronomy http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.4959590 <jats:p>We present experimental results of two head-on colliding plasma sheaths accelerated by pulsed-power-driven coaxial plasma accelerators. The measurements have been performed in a small vacuum chamber with a neutral-gas prefill of ArH2 at gas pressures between 17 Pa and 400 Pa and load voltages between 4 kV and 9 kV. As the plasma sheaths collide, the electron density is significantly increased. The electron density reaches maximum values of ≈8 ⋅ 1015 cm−3 for a single accelerated plasma and a maximum value of ≈2.6 ⋅ 1016 cm−3 for the plasma collision. Overall a raise of the plasma density by a factor of 1.3 to 3.8 has been achieved. A scaling behavior has been derived from the values of the electron density which shows a disproportionately high increase of the electron density of the collisional case for higher applied voltages in comparison to a single accelerated plasma. Sequences of the plasma collision have been taken, using a fast framing camera to study the plasma dynamics. These sequences indicate a maximum collision velocity of 34 km/s.</jats:p> Electron density and plasma dynamics of a colliding plasma experiment AIP Advances
spellingShingle Wiechula, J., Schönlein, A., Iberler, M., Hock, C., Manegold, T., Bohlender, B., Jacoby, J., AIP Advances, Electron density and plasma dynamics of a colliding plasma experiment, General Physics and Astronomy
title Electron density and plasma dynamics of a colliding plasma experiment
title_full Electron density and plasma dynamics of a colliding plasma experiment
title_fullStr Electron density and plasma dynamics of a colliding plasma experiment
title_full_unstemmed Electron density and plasma dynamics of a colliding plasma experiment
title_short Electron density and plasma dynamics of a colliding plasma experiment
title_sort electron density and plasma dynamics of a colliding plasma experiment
title_unstemmed Electron density and plasma dynamics of a colliding plasma experiment
topic General Physics and Astronomy
url http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.4959590