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    Remote electrical unloading is reattributed to ions, not electrons, due to corrected electron transit time. Previous findings on discharge suppression and super corona analogy remain valid.

    Area of Science:

    • Plasma physics
    • Electrical engineering

    Background:

    • Previous studies suggested electron-mediated remote electrical unloading.
    • Accurate electron transit time is crucial for understanding plasma-electrode interactions.

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    • To clarify the role of charged particles in discharge suppression.

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