Megampere Z-Pinches Powered from Magneto-Cumulative Generators Based Power Sources

Summary form only given. The paper presents investigation results on development of soft X-ray radiation sources based on imploding multi-wire Z-pinches, powered from magneto-cumulative generators. Parameters of the source, realized with fast helical magneto-cumulative generator MCG-200, are close t...

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Published in:2007 IEEE 34th International Conference on Plasma Science (ICOPS) p. 582
Main Authors: Selemir, V.D., Demidov, V.A., Repin, P.B., Orlov, A.P., Ermolovich, V.F., Boriskin, A.S., Spirov, G.M., Pikulin, I.V., Volkov, A.A., Tatsenko, O.M., Moiseenko, A.N., Markevtsev, I.M., Kazakov, S.A., Shapovalov, E.V., Giterman, B.P., Vlasov, Yu.V., Gaidash, S.V., Barinov, M.A., Repiev, A.G., Danchenko, E.G., Romanov, A.P., Lashmanov, Yu.N., Filippov, A.V., Ezhov, A.K.
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Published: IEEE 01-06-2007
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Summary:Summary form only given. The paper presents investigation results on development of soft X-ray radiation sources based on imploding multi-wire Z-pinches, powered from magneto-cumulative generators. Parameters of the source, realized with fast helical magneto-cumulative generator MCG-200, are close to calculation results: an energy of the X-ray radiation is 180 kJ in a pulse with the width at half height of ~20 ns, the pinch plasma temperature is 65 eV, a current amplitude in the liner load is 5.3 MA at a rise time of 400 ns. The research on optimization of the X-ray radiation source parameters with the power source based on the magneto-cumulative generator of 240 mm diameter are being continued. Up to now the current of 14 MA amplitude and rise time of 1.3 mus could be supplied into the liner load . A length of the generated pulse of the X-ray radiation is 60 ns at half height, the pinch plasma temperature is ~60 eV.
ISBN:9781424409150
1424409152
ISSN:0730-9244
2576-7208
DOI:10.1109/PPPS.2007.4345888