A new type of plasma light source using amorphous filaments formed on ferrite substrates has been developed for application to gas laser excitation and preionization. A formed filament acts as a leading guide to produce a long-distance, high-current discharge plasma which emits hard ultraviolet photons. The plasma production mechanism and technological advantages over conventional ways of producing plasmas of the formed-ferrite flash are described.
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