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Design and testing of user-configurable driving boards of pulsed Xenon lamps with adjustable flash duration and brightness for carbon-nanotubes photo-induced ignition


Article Information

Title: Design and testing of user-configurable driving boards of pulsed Xenon lamps with adjustable flash duration and brightness for carbon-nanotubes photo-induced ignition

Authors: Patrizio Primiceri, Paolo Visconti, Daniele Longo, Raffaele Tramis, Paolo Carlucci

Journal: ARPN Journal of Engineering and Applied Sciences

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Publisher: Khyber Medical College, Peshawar

Country: Pakistan

Year: 2016

Volume: 11

Issue: 21

Language: English

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Abstract

This paper describes the design and testing of programmable driving boards for turning on Xenon flash lamps, with the aim to photo-ignite Multi-wall carbon nanotubes (MWCNT) with added metal impurities (ferrocene), makers of photo-ignition process. The realized ac powered electronic boards present different features such as variable flash brightness, pulse duration and high flash rate as function of user-adjustable potentiometers or by PC provided command signals. By using the designed PC-configurable boards in the realized experimental setup, the lighting parameters (i.e. pulse energy/power and energy density) for different Xe lamps have been measured and optimized. Varying temporal/luminous parameters of used light sources by means of realized driving boards, different pulse energy and power values were obtained, in order to fully exploit and analyze MWCNTs/ferrocene photo-induced ignition. Finally, employing these boards, the ignition of MWCNT/Ferrocene mixtures has been triggered and investigated.


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