Hi everybody! I have a doubt: Imagine that you have an only ionizer
machine in which you can change its high voltage generator by these
two options
a)A high voltage generator what consumes 1000 watts, and produces an
output of 10 Kvolts.(and theorically 0,1 amps)
b)A HV generator what consumes 10 watts and produces an output of 10
Kvolts
(and theorically 0,001 amps)
So supose a controlled enviroment on A and B cases: a pure gas, the
same gas, same gas temperature, same gas flux, so, =BFbetween these two
cases, how does ionization behave? I mean,=BFdoes the machine ionize
more gas molecules with one or another high voltage generator
connected to it? =BFwith which one?
I understand that ionization is defined essentially by ionization
energy -voltage- so =BFdoes really care the output power of high
voltage generator or only its voltage output to ionize correctly?
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