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µ-wave Discharge Plasma

Ph.D. Dissertation: Satellite plasma based propulsion systems.
The Pennsylvania State University

Microwave discharge plasma thrusters are an advanced electric propulsion system that utilizes microwaves to generate plasma within a resonant cavity. The plasma is expelled to produce thrust, offering a highly efficient means of propulsion in the vacuum of space.

This research focuses on developing a specialized high-energy and thrust density thrusters to facilitate CubeSat missions. By enhancing CubeSats' propulsion capabilities, this technology aims to expand their potential for more complex and demanding space missions, pushing the boundaries of what small satellites can achieve.

Plasma Diagnostics Used: pressure transducer, optical emission spectroscopy
Computational Softwares Used: COMSOL, Matlab

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