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Characterization of the Plasma Generated by Compact Theta Pinch
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This poster presents research on the time- and space-resolved characterization of hydrogen and helium plasmas generated by a compact theta pinch device. Utilizing various non-perturbative diagnostic methods including framing camera imaging, microwave cut-off, laser interferometry, spectroscopy, Thomson scattering, and laser-induced fluorescence (LIF), key plasma parameters such as electron density and electron/ion temperatures during radial magnetic compression were quantified for inertial fusion research.
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Characterization of the Plasma Generated by Compact Theta Pinch
Sagi Turiel, Alexander Gribov, Daniel Maler, and Yakov E. Krasik
Physics Department, Technion, Israel Institute of Technology, Haifa 3200003, Israel
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This poster presents research on the time- and space-resolved characterization of hydrogen and helium plasmas generated by a compact theta pinch device. Utilizing various non-perturbative diagnostic methods including framing camera imaging, microwave cut-off, laser interferometry, spectroscopy, Thom...