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High voltage SPT performance

Manzella et al., 2001

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Document ID
7934584745833549827
Author
Manzella D
Jacobson D
Jankovsky R
Publication year
Publication venue
37th Joint Propulsion Conference and Exhibit

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A 2.3 kilowatt stationary plasma thruster designed to operate at high voltage was tested at discharge voltages between 300 and 1250 Volts. Discharge specific impulses between 1600 and 3700 seconds were demonstrated with thrust between 40 and 145 mN. Test data …
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