Plasma Engineering, Second Edition, applies the unique properties of plasmas (ionized gases) to improve processes and performance over many fields, such as materials processing, spacecraft propulsion and nanofabrication. The book considers this rapidly expanding discipline from a unified standpoint, addressing fundamentals of physics and modeling, as well as new and real-word applications in aerospace, nanotechnology and bioengineering. This updated edition covers the fundamentals of plasma physics at a level suitable for students using application examples and contains the widest variety of applications of any text on the market, spanning the areas of aerospace engineering, nanotechnology and nanobioengineering.
This is highly useful for courses on plasma engineering or plasma physics in departments of Aerospace Engineering, Electrical Engineering and Physics. It is also useful as an introduction to plasma engineering and its applications for early career researchers and practicing engineers.
Key Features
- Features new material relevant to application, including emerging areas of plasma nanotechnology and medicine
- Contains a new chapter on plasma-based control, as well as a description of RF and microwave-based plasma applications, plasma lighting, reforming and other most recent application areas
- Provides a technical treatment of the fundamental and engineering principles used in plasma applications
- Keidar and Beilis, Plasma Engineering: Applications from Aerospace to Bio and Nanotechnology, Mar 2013, 9780123859778, $129.95
- York and Tang, Introduction to Plasmas and Plasma Dynamics, Sep 2015, 9780128016619, $140.00
- Sforza, Theory of Aerospace Propulsion, 2e, Aug 2016, 9780128093269, $120.00
Graduate students taking plasma engineering or plasma physics courses in departments of Aerospace Engineering, Electrical Engineering, and Physics. It is also useful as an introduction to plasma engineering and its applications for early career researchers and practicing engineers
