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Park, S.-J., Spinka, T. M., Eden, J. G. (2006) Linear arrays of ceramic microcavity plasma devices (127–180μm diameter) driven by buried coplanar electrodes: Shaping the intracavity electric field and emission profile. Applied Physics Letters, 89 (3). 31502pp. doi:10.1063/1.2218307

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TitleLinear arrays of ceramic microcavity plasma devices (127–180μm diameter) driven by buried coplanar electrodes: Shaping the intracavity electric field and emission profile
JournalApplied Physics Letters
AuthorsPark, S.-J.Author
Spinka, T. M.Author
Eden, J. G.Author
Year2006 (July 17)Volume89
Issue3
PublisherAIP Publishing
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Full ReferencePark, S.-J., Spinka, T. M., Eden, J. G. (2006) Linear arrays of ceramic microcavity plasma devices (127–180μm diameter) driven by buried coplanar electrodes: Shaping the intracavity electric field and emission profile. Applied Physics Letters, 89 (3). 31502pp. doi:10.1063/1.2218307
Plain TextPark, S.-J., Spinka, T. M., Eden, J. G. (2006) Linear arrays of ceramic microcavity plasma devices (127–180μm diameter) driven by buried coplanar electrodes: Shaping the intracavity electric field and emission profile. Applied Physics Letters, 89 (3). 31502pp. doi:10.1063/1.2218307
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