Plasma diagnostics for the sustained spheromak physics experiment
Plasma diagnostics for the sustained spheromak physics experiment
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用于持续球体物理实验的等离子体诊断
DOI:
10.1063/1.1318246
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发表时间:
2001
影响因子:
1.6
通讯作者:
Zhehui Wang
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作者:
H. McLean;A. Ahmed;D. Buchenauer;D. Hartog;C. Domier;D. Hill;C. Holcomb;E. Hooper;E. Morse;M. Nagata;Y. Roh;B. Stallard;R. Wood;S. Woodruff;G. Wurden;Zhehui Wang
In this article we present an overview of the plasma diagnostics operating or planned for the sustained spheromak physics experiment device now operating at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. A set of 46 wall-mounted magnetic probes provide the essential data necessary for magnetic reconstruction of the Taylor relaxed state. Rogowski coils measure currents induced in the flux conserver. A CO2 laser interferometer is used to measure electron line density. Spectroscopic measurements include an absolutely-calibrated spectrometer recording extended domain spectrometer for obtaining time-integrated visible ultraviolet spectra and two time-resolved vacuum monochrometers for studying the time evolution of two separate emission lines. Another time-integrated spectrometer records spectra in the visible range. Filtered silicon photodiode bolometers provide total power measurements, and a 16 channel photodiode spatial array gives radial emission profiles. Two-dimensional imaging of the plasma and helicity injec...