Space-resolved VUV spectroscopy using the 3 m normal incidence spectrometer with back-illuminated CCD detector in the LHD
Space-resolved VUV spectroscopy using the 3 m normal incidence spectrometer with back-illuminated CCD detector in the LHD
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DOI:
10.1063/1.1535252
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发表时间:
2003-03
影响因子:
1.6
通讯作者:
S. Morita;M. Goto
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作者:
S. Morita;M. Goto
Space-resolved VUV (300–3100 A) spectroscopy using the 3 m normal incidence spectrometer has been developed for the study of edge plasmas in the Large Helical Device (LHD). The radial (vertical) profile is obtained with a space-resolved slit placed horizontally between the entrance slit and the grating of the spectrometer. Using a cylindrical mirror placed in the front of the entrance slit, which magnifies the vertical image five times, a full vertical distribution of the LHD plasma is projected on the back-illuminated CCD detector. The two-dimensional distribution can be measured by scanning a toroidal slit placed vertically between the spectrometer and LHD during a single discharge. Recently, first results were successfully obtained. Some examples of the vertical profile and temporal behaviors of the ion temperature are presented with a description of the instrumentation. Unfortunately, the poloidal rotation could not be measured, because the data from the CCD operated in room temperature included a lot...