Cathode Erosion is a degradation phenomenon in electric propulsion systems, specifically within plasma thrusters, characterized by the gradual loss of cathode material due to ion bombardment, thermal stress, and evaporation during sustained discharge operations.
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Components of cathode erosion in vacuum arcs
J.E. Daalder · Journal of Physics D Applied Physics · 1976 · 369 citations
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