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This paper discusses ozone synthesis by employing a short duration (/spl sim/120 ns) of pulsed power and using positive voltages in dry air and in oxygen, with and without a dielectric barrier. Ozone concentration and ozone production yield (efficiency) are measured at various peak pulsed voltages, pulse repetition rates, varying input energy densities, and different gaseous gap spacings.
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Samaranayake et al. (2001) studied this question.
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