Sentence examples for pinch plasma from inspiring English sources

During operation, an erosive flux of particles is ejected from the pinch plasma, contributing to limitations in the lifetime of nearby collector optics.

The EUV emission is collected from the side of Xe pinch plasma, which is generated in a gap between the inner nozzle and corresponding diffuser.

They were inserted up to 12 mm into the reversed field pinch plasma of ohmically heated discharges with Ip= 0.6÷1.0 MA, ne= 0.5÷3·1019 m−3 (n/nG< 0.7) and total power of about 10÷15 MW.

A pinch plasma source in the extreme ultraviolet is presented where the special design of the electrodes leads to advantages concerning low erosive operation and an effective coupling of the electrically stored energy to the electrode system.

This study presents a straightforward method to carry out three-dimensional radiation transport calculations in an azimuthally symmetric cylindrical geometry for use in magnetohydrodynamic simulations of high energy Z-pinch plasma radiation sources.

Monochromatic self-emission X-ray imaging is a powerful way to diagnose the imploding Z-pinch plasmas.

HELIOS-CR is a user-oriented 1D radiation-magnetohydrodynamics code to simulate the dynamic evolution of laser-produced plasmas and z-pinch plasmas.

In this spectrometer, the PIN diodes are mounted on the Rowland circle of the cylindrical bent crystal with an appointed position to collect the line emissions from z-pinch plasmas.

This paper presents the extension of the CREATE-L model to reversed field pinch (RFP) plasmas.

An aluminum wire-array imploding experiment was performed at "Yang" accelerator and K-shell emission spectra were measured to investigate Z-pinch aluminum plasma characteristics by using the UDCS.

(See also Plasma pinch) Filamentation also refers to the self-focusing of a high power laser pulse.