High-resolution imaging spectrometer for recording absolutely calibrated far ultraviolet spectra from laser-produced plasmas

Details High-resolution imaging spectrometer for recording absolutely calibrated far ultraviolet spectra from laser-produced plasmas High-resolution imaging spectrometer for recording absolutely calibrated far ultraviolet spectra from laser-produced plasmas

Oct 2008

adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/nph-data_query?bibcode=2008rsci...79j3109b&link_type=abstract

Review of Scientific Instruments, Volume 79, Issue 10, pp. 103109-103109-11 (2008).

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Optical Measurements, Emission, Absorption, And Scattering Of Electromagnetic Radiation, Visible And Ultraviolet Spectrometers, Standards And Calibration, Plasma Production And Heating By Laser Beams

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An imaging spectrometer was designed and fabricated for recording far ultraviolet spectra from laser-produced plasmas with wavelengths as short as 155 nm. The spectrometer implements a Cassegrain telescope and two gratings in a tandem Wadsworth optical configuration that provides diffraction limited resolution. Spectral images were recorded from plasmas produced by the irradiation of various target materials by intense KrF laser radiation with 248 nm wavelength. Two pairs of high-resolution gratings can be selected for the coverage of two wavebands, one grating pair with 1800 grooves/mm and covering approximately 155-175 nm and another grating pair with 1200 grooves/mm covering 230-260 nm. The latter waveband includes the 248 nm KrF laser wavelength, and the former waveband includes the wavelength of the two-plasmon decay instability at 23 the KrF laser wavelength (165 nm). The detection media consist of a complementary metal oxide semiconductor imager, photostimulable phosphor image plates, and a linear array of 1 mm2 square silicon photodiodes with 0.4 ns rise time. The telescope mirrors, spectrometer gratings, and 1 mm2 photodiode were calibrated using synchrotron radiation, and this enables the measurement of the absolute emission from the laser-produced plasmas with temporal, spatial, and spectral resolutions. The spectrometer is capable of measuring absolute spectral emissions at 165 nm wavelength as small as 5×10-7 J/nm from a plasma source area of 0.37 mm2 and with 0.4 ns time resolution.

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