Ursel Fantz

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Max Planck Institute for Plasma Physics

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Ursel Fantz is the Division Head at the Max-Planck-Institut für Plasmaphysik in Germany. His research areas focus on plasma physics, with recent articles exploring the effects of internal Faraday shields on RF driven hydrogen discharges, and the evaluation of negative ion densities in low pressure plasma environments. He has contributed to advancements in calibration techniques for spectrometry in the VUV range and has worked on the parameters for the ITER NBI ion source at the ELISE test facility.

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Max Planck Institute for Plasma Physics

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Impact of Internal Faraday Shields on RF Driven Hydrogen Discharges

Negative Hydrogen and Deuterium Ion Density in a Low Pressure Plasma in Front of a Converter Surface at Different Work Functions

Absolute radiometric calibration of a VUV spectrometer in the wavelength range 46–300 nm

Beam formation and transport in the BATMAN Upgrade test facility

Beamlet scraping and its influence on the beam divergence at the BATMAN Upgrade test facility

Achievement of the ITER NBI ion source parameters for hydrogen at the test facility ELISE and present Status for deuterium

Analysis of the C2 (d3 Πg - a3 Πu) Swan bands as a thermometric probe in CO2 microwave plasmas

Application of a Langmuir probe AC technique for reliable access to the low energy range of electron energy distribution functions in low pressure plasmas

Cavity ring-down spectroscopy system for the evaluation of negative hydrogen ion density at the ELISE test facility

Correlation of Cs flux and work function of a converter surface during long plasma exposure for negative ion sources in view of ITER

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Andrew Hurlbatt

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