Data underlying the publication: Time-resolved optical emission spectroscopy in CO2 nanosecond pulsed discharges

Data underlying graphs published in PSST: https://doi.org/10.1088/1361-6595/ac2411, detailing optical emission spectroscopy in a nanosecond repetitively pulsed discharge in atmospheric pressure CO₂. It details the complex temporal structure of the spectrally resolved emission, which provides insight into gas temperature and electron density. <br> The dataset contains 4 folders which contain the data on: I-V characteristics of the used NPG discharge Optical emission spectra at different delays in the discharge, along with time evolution of specific C(-ionic) lines Time-resolved line profiles for specific O and C lines, for Stark width fitting, as well as associated fit parameter output and calculated electron densities. Spectra of N₂second positive system, CN violet system and C₂ Swan bands, along with time-resolved temperature profiles both for in-pulse and afterglow, obtained from the N₂ SPS. <br> Readme files next to the data provide information the format of the data and what data is contained in the files, with respect to the publication.