Accuracy of cutoff probe for measuring electron density: simulation and experiment

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Abstract

The electron density has been used for characterizing the plasma for basic research as well as industrial application. To measure the exact electron density, various type of microwave probe has been developed and improved. The cutoff probe is a promising technique inferring the electron density from the plasma resonance peak on the transmission spectrum. In this study, we present the accuracy of electron density inferred from cutoff probe. The accuracy was investigated by electromagnetic simulation and experiment. The discrepancy between the electron densities from the cutoff probe and other sophisticated microwave probes were investigated and discussed. We found that the cutoff probe has good accuracy in inferred electron density.

Authors

  • Dae-Woong Kim

    • Department of Mechanical Engineering, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology
    • Physics, Chungnam national university
  • Shin-Jae You

    • Physics, Chungnam national university
  • Si-June Kim

    • Physics, Chungnam national university
  • Jang-Jae Lee

    • Physics, Chungnam national university
  • Jung-Hyung Kim

    • Vacuum center, Korea research institute of standard and science
  • Wang-Yuhl Oh

    • Mechanical engineering, Korea advanced institute of science and technology