What is Plasma?


Ice melts and returns to the state of water, water evaporates and turns into water vapour. This pattern of transition between the three material states of solid, liquid and gas is familiar but there is actually another fourth material state. This fourth material state is called "plasma."
As energy is applied the electrons of a material the orbits of these electrons widen, this process is called "excitation." Electrons that escape are called "free electrons," and the remaining particles are known as "ions." In this state
with electrons flying around and ions dancing around the bond between electron and nucleus is unstable, this state of chaos is called "plasma"


The Northern Lights, or aurora, are caused by the energy in radioactive rays from the sun (solar wind) colliding with electrons in oxygen and nitrogen in the atmosphere. Free electrons that result from these collisions are then deflected by the earth's magnetic field to create a plasma effect.

For an example closer to home, fluorescent strip lights and neon signs employ a "glow discharge plasma."



Other examples include high temperature plasma where electrons and ions are completely dissociated as used in material processing. Plasma torches, known as "plasma jets" or "arc plasma" are being widely used in the fields of metal refining and fusion.
Currently plasma technology is most being widely used in the field of semi-conductor manufacturing, in particular deposition, etching and ashing process applications. Plasma technology is also vital to the production of DVD, "Opto-magnetic disks" and electronic components that support the IT industry. New emerging applications include gas scrubbing of ecologically harmful gases and film coatings to prevent leakage of environmental toxins from plastic food and beverage containers.

We can truthfully say that the 21st century is an era when "plasma" will influence our daily lives. At RF Global Solutions, we are striving to improve the plasma generators and matching networks that form the source of plasma energy to meet the needs of the wide range of fields that utilize plasma.


Plasma technology is used in numerous fields of science, and the range of applications will continue to expand rapidly.For this reason at RF Global Solutions Ltd, we feel it is vital to work together with people in all fields connected with plasma technology, not only electronics, in order to produce a better product. By delivering reliable, high quality plasma generators, impedance matching networks, meters and sensors, we aim to provide a Total Repair Service and Total Repair Solutions for plasma generator related products.



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