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Dynamics of an impulse dielectric barrier discharge in pure ammonia gas using electrical characteristics and imaging analysis
A glow nanosecond discharge from a plane-to-plane impulse dielectric barrier discharge (iDBD) with ammonia gas has been characterised by employing fast imaging and electrical diagnostics. More precisely, the aim of this study is to investigate the dynamics of the discharge establishment under variou
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