ArticleEnvironmental technology & innovation2026
A miniaturized and low-cost atmospheric pressure helium plasma jet device with high antimicrobial efficiency.
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This paper reports an atmospheric pressure non-thermal plasma jet device (mini plasma jet) for antibacterial application. The device includes a glass tube, two copper ring electrodes, a custom-made power supply, a helium supply source, and flow control system. The power supply in our device is smaller and lighter compared to other commercially available power supplies. The plasma jet tube is made using a standard glass tube with a narrow outlet. We also simulated the electric field distribution inside and outside the glass tube using COMSOL Multiphysics and optimized the ring electrode distance based on the simulation results. The final system including the power supply and glass tube costs less than U.S. $45. Additionally, our mini plasma jet demonstrates excellent antibacterial performance and outperforms two commercial portable plasma jet devices (kINPen
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