Modeling of short-pulse child-langmuir law

This report concentrates on the development of ID short-pulse space-charge-limiting (SCL) models for the classical, weakly relativistic and quantum regimes. Here, we are interested in the electron flows in the planar configuration at the space-charge limit. The effects of the finite pulse length of...

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Main Author: Zhang, Peng
Other Authors: Ang Lay Kee, Ricky
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spelling sg-ntu-dr.10356-206632023-07-04T16:52:12Z Modeling of short-pulse child-langmuir law Zhang, Peng Ang Lay Kee, Ricky School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering DRNTU::Engineering::Electrical and electronic engineering This report concentrates on the development of ID short-pulse space-charge-limiting (SCL) models for the classical, weakly relativistic and quantum regimes. Here, we are interested in the electron flows in the planar configuration at the space-charge limit. The effects of the finite pulse length of a SCL electron pulse emitted from a planar diode for a wide range of applied voltage, gap spacing, and pulse duration have been investigated. The results from the analytical short-pulse models in the classical and relativistic regimes are consistent with particle-in-cell (PIC) simulations. The transit time of the electron flows across a gap in various regimes (classical, relativistic, quantum) has also been formulated in analytical form. In addition, ID short-pulse models of classical and relativistic SCL law in a drift space is developed. And a selfconsistent model of transition from field emission to short-pulse classical CL law is also presented. MASTER OF ENGINEERING (EEE) 2009-12-22T02:54:21Z 2009-12-22T02:54:21Z 2008 2008 Thesis Zhang, P. (2008). Modeling of short-pulse child-langmuir law. Master’s thesis, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore. https://hdl.handle.net/10356/20663 10.32657/10356/20663 en 86 p. application/pdf
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Modeling of short-pulse child-langmuir law
description This report concentrates on the development of ID short-pulse space-charge-limiting (SCL) models for the classical, weakly relativistic and quantum regimes. Here, we are interested in the electron flows in the planar configuration at the space-charge limit. The effects of the finite pulse length of a SCL electron pulse emitted from a planar diode for a wide range of applied voltage, gap spacing, and pulse duration have been investigated. The results from the analytical short-pulse models in the classical and relativistic regimes are consistent with particle-in-cell (PIC) simulations. The transit time of the electron flows across a gap in various regimes (classical, relativistic, quantum) has also been formulated in analytical form. In addition, ID short-pulse models of classical and relativistic SCL law in a drift space is developed. And a selfconsistent model of transition from field emission to short-pulse classical CL law is also presented.
author2 Ang Lay Kee, Ricky
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title Modeling of short-pulse child-langmuir law
title_short Modeling of short-pulse child-langmuir law
title_full Modeling of short-pulse child-langmuir law
title_fullStr Modeling of short-pulse child-langmuir law
title_full_unstemmed Modeling of short-pulse child-langmuir law
title_sort modeling of short-pulse child-langmuir law
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