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The vacuum arc cathode spot and plasma jet: Physical model and mathematical description

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Development of a new fiber-optic multi-target multispectral pyrometer for achievable true temperature measurement of the solid rocket motor plume

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Using multispectral imaging to measure temperature profiles and emissivity of large thermionic dispenser cathodes

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Fast fiber-optic multi-wavelength pyrometer

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Johnson and shot noises in intersubband detectors

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Cathode spots of electric arcs

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A study on surface-temperature measurement by means of a vacuum-arc cathode under different current conditions

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Recent developments in arc spraying

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The anode surface temperature of CuCr contacts at the limit of current interruption

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Contact temperature and erosion in high-current diffuse vacuum arcs on axial magnetic field contacts

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Early history of vacuum arc deposition

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Experimental setup for quantifying the emission coefficient of contact material for infrared temperature measurement

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Interruption Phenomena for Various Contact Materials in Vacuum

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Decay Modes of Anode Surface Temperature After Current Zero in Vacuum Arcs-Part I: Experimental Study

inferredcites →https://doi.org/10.1109/tps.2017.2712562openalex-extracted

Anode Surface Temperature Determination in High-Current Vacuum Arcs by Different Methods

inferredcites →https://doi.org/10.1109/tps.2019.2904458openalex-extracted

Investigation of Anode Plume in Vacuum Arcs Using Different Optical Diagnostic Methods

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Unified derivation of Johnson and shot noise expressions

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Using Multispectral Imaging to Measure Temperature Profiles and Emissivity of Large Thermionic Dispenser, Cathodes

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Development of a Pyrometer That Measures the True Temperature Field of the Two-Dimensional Array

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Properties of Vacuum Arcs Generated by Switching RMF Contacts at Different Ignition Positions

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