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30 December 1976 X-Ray Instrumentation in the LLL Laser-Fusion Program
Louis N. Koppel
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The LLL Laser-Fusion Program includes an active experimental effort to measure the distributions in energy, space and time of pulses of soft X-rays (.2-10 keV) radiated by laser-induced plasmas. Requirements for high resolution in these measurements clearly preclude the use of conventional X-ray diagnostic techniques. We will describe the following as examples from our program of advanced X-ray instrument development. 1. Wavelength-dispersive spectrographs with fractional-electron volt resolution at several keV and imaging systems with 3 micron resolution over a 100 micron source. 2. Advanced solid state X-ray sensors that recover data from these instruments in a more expedient manner than photographic film. 3. Microcomputer-controlled stand-alone spectrograph data systems and minicomputer-based integrated systems that can deal with the large array of data generated by the high resolution instruments. 4. An electrostatically-deflected X-ray streak camera with moderate spectral and spatial resolution and a timing resolution of better than 15 ps.
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Louis N. Koppel "X-Ray Instrumentation in the LLL Laser-Fusion Program", Proc. SPIE 0082, Unconventional Spectroscopy, (30 December 1976); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.954875
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KEYWORDS
Sensors

X-rays

Crystals

Silicon

Spectroscopy

Plasmas

Spatial resolution

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