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This time-dependent instabilit y exhibits a world quasi-pe riodic oscillation of plasma density and electron temperature, with a typical frequency of few tens Hz which increases with external magnetic area in addition to RF energy. The relative oscillation amplitude decreases with magnetic area and RF energy, however the rising time and pulse width do not change considerably beneath totally different discharge conditions. The oscillation can solely be noticed in some particular conditions of low magnetic fields and low RF energy when the gas flows in from one finish of the discharge area and out of from another end. This global instability is usually recommended to be attributed by the pressure instability of neutral depletion, which is the end result of compound motion of fuel depletion by heating enlargement and fuel replenishment from upstream. There are two sorts of oscillations, the massive and small amplitude oscillations occurring in numerous discharge modes. This sort of spon