Hall-effect thruster
A Hall effect and thruster technology, applied in the field of plasma thrusters, can solve problems such as limiting the life of thrusters, decreasing engine efficiency, and accelerating engine aging
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[0028] The present invention relates to the above referenced figure 2 The general structure of the Hall effect thruster is described.
[0029] Although often referred to as "stationary plasma thrusters," conventional Hall-effect thrusters are unstable in operation. Several frequency ranges in the range of 20 kilohertz (kHz) to several gigahertz can be considered.
[0030] At low frequencies, conventional Hall effect thrusters are characterized primarily by the following phases:
[0031] a) filling the discharge channels with inert atoms of propellants such as xenon;
[0032] b) ionize the inert atoms with energetic electrons in the lower half of the thruster; and
[0033] c) The ions that have been produced are accelerated and ejected by means of an electric field E proportional to the discharge voltage Ud of the thruster.
[0034] The same three-stage loop restarts periodically.
[0035] image 3 A simplified model showing vibrations in a Hall effect thruster.
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