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1EMP control and characterization on high-power laser systems显示文摘Giant electromagnetic pulses(EMP) generated during the interaction of high-power lasers with solid targets can seriously degrade electrical measurements and equipment. EMP emission is caused by the acceleration of hot electrons inside the target, which produce radiation across a wide band from DC to terahertz frequencies. Improved understanding and control of EMP is vital as we enter a new era of high repetition rate, high intensity lasers(e.g. the Extreme Light Infrastructure).We present recent data from the VULCAN laser facility that demonstrates how EMP can be readily and effectively reduced. Characterization of the EMP was achieved using B-dot and D-dot probes that took measurements for a range of different target and laser parameters. We demonstrate that target stalk geometry, material composition, geodesic path length and foil surface area can all play a significant role in the reduction of EMP. A combination of electromagnetic wave and 3 D particle-in-cell simulations is used to inform our conclusions about the effects of stalk geometry on EMP,providing an opportunity for comparison with existing charge separation models.P.Bradford N.C.Woolsey G.G.Scott G.Liao H.Liu Y.Zhang B.Zhu C.Armstrong S.Astbury C.Brenner P.Brummitt F.Consoli I.East R.Gray D.Haddock E Huggard E J.R.Jones E.Montgomery I.Musgrave E Oliveira D.R.Rusby C.Spindloe B.Summers E.Zemaityte Z.Zhang Y.Li P.McKenna D.Neely 2018High Power Laser Science and Engineering2018,6,2:3
2Design and fabrication of gas cell targets for laboratory astrophysics experiments on the Orion high-power laser facility显示文摘This paper describes the design and fabrication of a range of ‘gas cell' microtargets produced by the Target Fabrication Group in the Central Laser Facility(CLF) for academic access experiments on the Orion laser facility at the Atomic Weapons Establishment(AWE). The experiments were carried out by an academic consortium led by Imperial College London. The underlying target methodology was an evolution of a range of targets used for experiments on radiative shocks and involved the fabrication of a precision machined cell containing a number of apertures for interaction foils or diagnostic windows. The interior of the cell was gas-filled before laser irradiation. This paper details the assembly processes, thin film requirements and micro-machining processes needed to produce the targets. Also described is the implementation of a gas-fill system to produce targets that are filled to a pressure of 0.1–1 bar. The paper discusses the challenges that are posed by such a target.C.Spindloe D.Wyatt S.Astbury G.F.Swadling T.Clayson C.Stehlé J.M.Foster E.Gumbrell R.Charles C.N.Danson P.Brummitt F.Suzuki-Vidal 2017High Power Laser Science and Engineering2017,5,3:0
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