Overview of C-2W Diagnostic Systems and Experimental Results
April 2022 | T. Roche | ECPD 2023 | Poster
Overview of C-2W Diagnostic Systems and Experimental Results
A comprehensive spectroscopic diagnostic suite for the C-2W field-reversed configuration device
April 2022 | M. Nations | ECPD 2023 | Poster
An extensive suite of advanced spectroscopic diagnostic systems has been developed and deployed on C-2W enabling shot-to-shot as well as ensemble measurements of key plasma parameters from emitted radiation.
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