ON-LINE SPATIAL IMAGE ANALYSIS SYSTEM FOR LASER-PRODUCED PLASMAS

Cheng Jinxiu; Liu Zhongli; Chun Yushutai; Mou Danmin; Wen Tianshu; Tang Daoyuan; Cui Junming; Zhu Guomin; Zhang Duoming; Zhao Lixing; Zhao Baoqiang; Zhang Bojun

Jun. 1993

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Cheng Jinxiu, Liu Zhongli, Chun Yushutai, et al. ON-LINE SPATIAL IMAGE ANALYSIS SYSTEM FOR LASER-PRODUCED PLASMAS[J]. High Power Laser and Particle Beams, 1993, 05: 277-282.

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Cheng Jinxiu, Liu Zhongli, Chun Yushutai, et al. ON-LINE SPATIAL IMAGE ANALYSIS SYSTEM FOR LASER-PRODUCED PLASMAS[J]. High Power Laser and Particle Beams, 1993, 05: 277-282.

Cheng Jinxiu, Liu Zhongli, Chun Yushutai, et al. ON-LINE SPATIAL IMAGE ANALYSIS SYSTEM FOR LASER-PRODUCED PLASMAS[J]. High Power Laser and Particle Beams, 1993, 05: 277-282.

Citation:

Cheng Jinxiu, Liu Zhongli, Chun Yushutai, et al. ON-LINE SPATIAL IMAGE ANALYSIS SYSTEM FOR LASER-PRODUCED PLASMAS[J]. High Power Laser and Particle Beams, 1993, 05: 277-282.

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ON-LINE SPATIAL IMAGE ANALYSIS SYSTEM FOR LASER-PRODUCED PLASMAS

1. Southwest Institute of nuclear physics and chemistry;
2. Beijing Institute of Electronics

Received Date: 1992-09-02
Rev Recd Date: 1992-11-18

Available Online: 2026-04-27

Abstract

Abstract

The on-line spatial image analysis system for laser-produced plasmas consists of an imaging element with double slits or a pinhole, MCP image intensifier, a CCD camera and a pattern processing device. The spectral range is from 1 to 100nm with electron gain of 104, spatial resolution (two-dimensional)of about 15 1p/mm, and dynamic range of 10⁴. In 1991, this system was successfully used in ICF experiments. This paper describes the functions and the characteristics of the system and gives some experimental results.
- plasma diagnostic,
- CCD camera,
- on-line processing