Two-color spatial and temporal temperature measurements using a streaked soft x-ray imager.
Two-color spatial and temporal temperature measurements using a streaked soft x-ray imager.
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10.1063/1.4960160
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2016-11
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A. Moore;J. Benstead;M. Ahmed;J. Morton;T. Guymer;R. Soufli;T. Pardini;R. Hibbard;C. Bailey;P. Bell;S. Hau-Riege;M. Bedzyk;M. Shoup;S. Regan;T. Agliata;R. Jungquist;D. Schmidt;L. Kot;W. Garbett;M. Rubery;J. Skidmore;E. Gullikson;F. Salmassi
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A. Moore;J. Benstead;M. Ahmed;J. Morton;T. Guymer;R. Soufli;T. Pardini;R. Hibbard;C. Bailey;P. Bell;S. Hau-Riege;M. Bedzyk;M. Shoup;S. Regan;T. Agliata;R. Jungquist;D. Schmidt;L. Kot;W. Garbett;M. Rubery;J. Skidmore;E. Gullikson;F. Salmassi
A dual-channel streaked soft x-ray imager has been designed and used on high energy-density physics experiments at the National Ignition Facility. This streaked imager creates two images of the same x-ray source using two slit apertures and a single shallow angle reflection from a nickel mirror. Thin filters are used to create narrow band pass images at 510 eV and 360 eV. When measuring a Planckian spectrum, the brightness ratio of the two images can be translated into a color-temperature, provided that the spectral sensitivity of the two images is well known. To reduce uncertainty and remove spectral features in the streak camera photocathode from this photon energy range, a thin 100 nm CsI on 50 nm Al streak camera photocathode was implemented. Provided that the spectral shape is well-known, then uncertainties on the spectral sensitivity limits the accuracy of the temperature measurement to approximately 4.5% at 100 eV.