"discharge mode" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to any setting or mode of operation that involves the releasing of something (material, energy, etc.), such as electricity or water. Example: The engineers had to switch the machine to discharge mode before they could safely clean it.
It is found that the UV light can change the switch from an arc discharge mode to a corona discharge mode, which increases the equivalent resistance of the switch and decreases the output current of the TENG.
The ion micro-source may work in two regimes: the glow discharge mode or the electron beam impact mode.
Orderly transitions from charge to discharge mode, and return to charging after full discharge, have been accomplished without incident.
From the gas discharge experiment, it can be seen that the discharge can stably work in normal glow discharge mode.
The typical design consists of an electrolyzer in charge mode and a separate fuel cell in discharge mode.
The voltages current (V I) curves exhibit negative differential resistance of about 0.5 MΩ in a classical hollow cathode discharge mode.
The ignition was initiated by two different discharge modes: streamer or filamentary nSDBD.
In this paper, an artificial practical circuit is fabricated to reproduce the electrical activity of neuron with different discharge modes, and detailed elements for this circuit are presented.
The temporal development of the discharge is clearly different for the two discharge modes: in the reactive mode, the structures in the "on" phase — except of the first maximum — significantly shift to shorter times compared to the metallic mode.
Gas discharge in a gap between two electrodes covered by dielectric materials can be run in several distinct discharge modes: corona, glow and streamers [12, 18, 23].
Sugiarto et al. have investigated degradation of organic dyes by the pulsed discharge plasma in contaminated water in three discharge modes including streamer, spark, and spark streamer mixed modes [17].
