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Conceptual designs of 300-TW and 800-TW pulsed-power accelerators

Stygar, William A.; Fowler, William E.; Gomez, Matthew R.; Harmon, Roger; Herrmann, Mark H.; Huber, Dale L.; Hutsel, Brian T.; Bailey, James E.; Jones, Michael; Jones, Peter; Leckbee, Joshua; Lee, James R.; Lewis, Scot A.; Long, Finis W.; Lopez, Mike R.; Lucero, Diego; Matzen, M.K.; Mazarakis, Michael G.; Mcbride, Ryan; Mckee, G.R.; Nakhleh, Charles; Owen, Albert C.; Rochau, G.A.; Savage, Mark E.; Schwarz, Jens; Sefkow, Adam B.; Sinars, Daniel; Stoltzfus, Brian; Vesey, Roger A.; Wakeland, Peter E.; Cuneo, Michael E.; Flicker, Dawn; Focia, Ronald J.

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TYPE Conference YEAR 2013
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Pinned, optically aligned diagnostic dock for use on the Z facility

Review of Scientific Instruments

Gomez, Matthew R.; Rochau, G.A.; Bailey, James E.; Dunham, G.S.; Kernaghan, Matthew D.; Gard, P.; Robertson, G.K.; Owen, A.C.; Argo, Jeffrey W.; Nielsen, D.S.; Lake, Patrick

The pinned optically aligned diagnostic dock (PODD) is a multi-configuration diagnostic platform designed to measure x-ray emission on the Z facility. The PODD houses two plasma emission acquisition (PEA) systems, which are aligned with a set of precision machined pins. The PEA systems are modular, allowing a single diagnostic housing to support several different diagnostics. The PEA configurations fielded to date include both time-resolved and time-integrated, 1D spatially resolving, elliptical crystal spectrometers, and time-integrated, 1D spatially resolving, convex crystal spectrometers. Additional proposed configurations include time-resolved, monochromatic mirrored pinhole imagers and arrays of filtered x-ray diodes, diamond photo-conducting diode detectors, and bolometers. The versatility of the PODD system will allow the diagnostic configuration of the Z facility to be changed without significantly adding to the turn-around time of the machine. Additionally, the PODD has been designed to allow instrument setup to be completed entirely off-line, leaving only a refined alignment process to be performed just prior to a shot, which is a significant improvement over the instrument the PODD replaces. Example data collected with the PODD are presented. © 2012 American Institute of Physics.

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TYPE Conference YEAR 2012
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