Kenneth Busby - Concepedia

Author

Kenneth Busby

United States Air Force Research Laboratory ORCID

Also Known As

K. O. Busby, K.O. Busby, Kenneth Busby, Kenneth O. Busby

Publications

234

Citations

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All Affiliations

United States Air Force Research Laboratory University of Dayton Innovative Scientific Solutions (United States)Technion – Israel Institute of Technology Universal Technical Institute

About

Kenneth Busby is an author at United States Air Force Research Laboratory specializing in engineering, combustion science, and ignition.

Top Concepts

#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Engineering	6	6	200
2	Electrical Engineering	2	2	40
3	Physics	2	2	104
4	Applied Physics	1	1	92
5	Antenna	1	1	92

Kenneth Busby

Publications

211

Citations

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	Year	Citations
Cerenkov radiation in dielectric-lined waveguides K. Felch, Kenneth Busby, R. Layman, Applied Physics Letters Electromagnetic WavePhotonicsCerenkov RadiationEngineeringPhysics	1981	92
Analyzing the ignition differences between conventional spark discharges and nanosecond-pulsed high-frequency discharges Katherine C. Opacich, Timothy Ombrello, Joshua S. Heyne, Proceedings of the Combustion Institute Electrical EngineeringEngineeringConventional Spark DischargesDetonation PhenomenonIgnition Differences	2020	28
Effects of Corona, Spark and Surface Discharges on Ignition Delay and Deflagration-to-Detonation Times in Pulsed Detonation Engines Kenneth Busby, Jennifer Corrigan, Sheng‐Tao Yu, 45th AIAA Aerospace Sciences Meeting and Exhibit EngineeringDetonation PhenomenonPulse DurationsCombustion ScienceIgnition Delay	2007	24
Scramjet cavity ignition using nanosecond-pulsed high-frequency discharges Timothy Ombrello, Stephen D. Hammack, Campbell D. Carter, Combustion and Flame Scramjet Cavity IgnitionEngineeringCombustion SciencePlasma CombustionPropulsion	2024	23
Ignition of Conventional and Alternative Fuel at Low Temperatures in a Single-Cup Swirl-Stabilized Combustor Tyler Hendershott, Scott Stouffer, Jeffrey R. Monfort, 2018 AIAA Aerospace Sciences Meeting Single-cup Swirl-stabilized CombustorLow TemperaturesEngineeringCombustion ScienceCombustion Theory	2018	21
Relativistic magnetron development for use in a lightweight, repetitively pulsed, portable HPM transmitter S. Spang, David E. Anderson, Kenneth Busby, IEEE Transactions on Plasma Science Relativistic Magnetron DevelopmentElectrical EngineeringEngineeringRadio FrequencyPhysics	1990	12
Ignition kernel development in a reactive flow for nanosecond-pulsed high-frequency and DC arc discharges Katherine C. Opacich, Joshua S. Heyne, Joshua A. Gray, Combustion and Flame	2022	11

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