Short-Wavelength Nanosecond-Barrier-Discharge-Pumped
Emitter Operating on Lines of Argon Chloride (175 nm)
and Chlorine (258 nm) Molecules

A. K. Shuaibov*, A. I. Minya, R. V. Gritsak, and Z. T. Gomoki

Uzhgorod National University, ul. Universitetskaya 14, Uzhgorod, 88000 Ukraine
*e-mail: shuaibov@univ.uzhgorod.ua

Received May 14, 2013

Abstract—The emission characteristics of a pulsed–periodic nanosecond-barrier-discharge-pumped source of
ultraviolet and vacuum ultraviolet radiation are presented. The source emits into a set of electronic–vibrational
bands with maxima at = 175 nm ArCl(B X) and = 258 nm Cl₂(D' A'). The emission intensity of
ArCl and Cl₂ molecules is optimized for the pressure and composition of an argon–freon vapor (CCl₄) mixture
and also for excitation conditions.

DOI: 10.1134/S1063784214010186

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