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Time evolution of the Xe + ion axial velocity dispersion (p parameter) for three positions along the channel axis of the PPSX000 Hall thruster. Also shown is the profile of the light emission at 541.9 nm (blue line).
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The temporal characteristics of the Xe$^+$ ion axial Velocity Distribution Function (VDF) were recorded in the course of low-frequency discharge current oscillations ($\sim$~14 kHz) of the 5 kW-class PPS$\circledR$X000 Hall thruster. The evolution in time of the ion axial velocity component is monitored by means of a laser induced fluorescence diag...
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