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Contributions of the breathing waveform and residual fluctuations to power and higher-order spectra in a Hall-thruster plume
Higher-frequency power in Hall-thruster plume-probe signals can arise from both harmonics of a repeatable breathing waveform and fluctuations about it, complicating spectral interpretation. We decompose 197 paired records from 20 sequentially sampled probe-pair geometries at one operating condition,
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