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New Detection Device for Thomson Parabola Spectrometer for Diagnosis of the Laser-Plasma Ion Beam
Plasma and Fusion Research · 2006 · Vol. 1 · pp. 042–042
Michiaki Mori✉(Japan Atomic Energy Agency)M. Kando(Japan Atomic Energy Agency)A. S. Pirozhkov(Japan Atomic Energy Agency)Y. Hayashi(Japan Atomic Energy Agency)Akifumi Yogo(Japan Atomic Energy Agency)Norihisa Yoshimura(Japan Atomic Energy Agency)Koichi Ogura(Japan Atomic Energy Agency)Mamiko Nishiuchi(Japan Atomic Energy Agency)A. Sagisaka(Japan Atomic Energy Agency)Satoshi Orimo(Japan Atomic Energy Agency)M. Kado(Japan Atomic Energy Agency)Atsushi FukumiZhong LiS. Nakamura(Kyoto University)A. Noda(Kyoto University Institute for Chemical Research)Hiroyuki Daido(Japan Atomic Energy Agency)
Abstract
A new detection device for evaluating the ion energy distributions of a laser-plasma ion source is demonstrated. The Imaging Plate (IP) with no protective layer as ion detector device for the Thomson Parabola spectrometer is used. The Imaging Plate Thomson Parabola spectrometer (IPTPS) is applicable for the analysis of the energy distribution of the laser-driven ion beam using an opto-electric digitizing technique.
Laser-Plasma Interactions and DiagnosticsLaser-induced spectroscopy and plasmaAtomic and Molecular PhysicsOpticsParabolaLaserPlasmaSpectrometerIonDetectorPlasma diagnosticsBeam (structure)Ion beam
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- Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology
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