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7 January 2004 1- to 10-keV x-ray backlighting of annular wire arrays on the Sandia Z-machine using bent-crystal imaging techniques
Daniel B. Sinars, David F. Wenger, Michael E. Cuneo, Guy R. Bennett, Jessica E. Anderson, John L. Porter, Patrick K. Rambo, Dean C. Rovang, Ian C. Smith
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Abstract
Annular wire array implosions on the Sandia Z-machine can produce >200 TW and 1-2 MJ of soft x rays in the 0.1-10 keV range. The x-ray flux and debris in this environment present significant challenges for radiographic diagnostics. X-ray backlighting diagnostics at 1865 and 6181 eV using spherically-bent crystals have been fielded on the Z-machine, each with a ~ 0.6 eV spectral bandpass, 10 μm spatial resolution, and a 4 mm by 20 mm field of view. The Z-Beamlet laser, a 2-TW, 2-kJ Nd:glass laser (λ=527 nm), is used to produce 0.1-1 J x-ray sources for radiography. The design, calibration, and performance of these diagnostics is presented.
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Daniel B. Sinars, David F. Wenger, Michael E. Cuneo, Guy R. Bennett, Jessica E. Anderson, John L. Porter, Patrick K. Rambo, Dean C. Rovang, and Ian C. Smith "1- to 10-keV x-ray backlighting of annular wire arrays on the Sandia Z-machine using bent-crystal imaging techniques", Proc. SPIE 5196, Laser-Generated and Other Laboratory X-Ray and EUV Sources, Optics, and Applications, (7 January 2004); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.507785
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KEYWORDS
Crystals

Sensors

Diagnostics

X-rays

X-ray sources

Imaging systems

Spatial resolution

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