Resonant Network Antennas for RF Plasma Sources Book

Explore the advanced principles of resonant network antennas in this specialized text from the IOP Series in Plasma Physics. This book addresses how resonant antennas overcome the limitations found in conventional radio-frequency plasma sources. By utilizing intense currents at resonance, these antennas are ideal for inductive coupling within novel reactor configurations. The content provides a comprehensive guide to the complete theory of resonant antennas. Readers will find detailed explanations ranging from fundamental circuits to mutual partial inductance coupling with plasma. Additionally, the text covers helicon wave theory, making it a valuable resource for those studying energy technology and plasma physics applications.