Device for generating a dielectric barrier discharge and method for treating an object to be activated
AssigneeTDK Electronics Co., Ltd.
InventorsDariusz Korzec, Stefan Nettesheim, Florian Freund
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AssigneeTDK Electronics Co., Ltd.
InventorsDariusz Korzec, Stefan Nettesheim, Florian Freund
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The present invention relates to a device for generating a dielectric barrier discharge for treatment of an object to be activated with non-thermal atmospheric pressure plasma, comprising a dielectric working chamber which has a wall of a dielectric material and which encloses a working space, wherein a metallization is applied to an outer side of the wall facing away from the working space, wherein the working space is an open volume, and a high-voltage source which is configured to apply a high voltage to the metallization or to the object to be activated when the object to be activated is in the working space. According to a further aspect, the invention relates to a method of treatment of an object to be activated with a non-thermal atmospheric pressure plasma.
A device for generating a dielectric barrier discharge for a treatment of an object to be activated with non-thermal atmospheric pressure plasma, comprising:
A method of treating an object to be activated with a non-thermal atmospheric pressure plasma, comprising:
A device for generating a dielectric barrier discharge for the treatment of an object to be activated with non-thermal atmospheric pressure plasma, comprising:
A device for generating a dielectric barrier discharge for the treatment of an object to be activated with non-thermal atmospheric pressure plasma, comprising:
A device for generating a dielectric barrier discharge for the treatment of an object to be activated with non-thermal atmospheric pressure plasma, comprising:
A device for generating a dielectric barrier discharge for the treatment of an object to be activated with non-thermal atmospheric pressure plasma, comprising:
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