Laser intensity scaling of the magnetic field from a laser-driven coil target
We report on the first direct voltage and current measurements from a laser-generated magnetic field coil target. The magnetic field was observed to scale with the laser intensity as B ∝ I laser 0.66 ± 0.13. This scaling relation can be derived from the measured voltage approximated by the laser-hea...
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| description | We report on the first direct voltage and current measurements from a laser-generated magnetic field coil target. The magnetic field was observed to scale with the laser intensity as
B
∝
I
laser
0.66
±
0.13. This scaling relation can be derived from the measured voltage approximated by the laser-heated plasma electron temperature
T
e. The experiments used a 1053 nm laser with pulse lengths ranging from 0.5 to 20 ns and intensities ranging from
10
9 to
10
14
W
/
cm
2 to generate an electric potential that drives current through the coil. We show that the behavior of the coil can be described with a lumped-element circuit model. |
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B
∝
I
laser
0.66
±
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T
e. The experiments used a 1053 nm laser with pulse lengths ranging from 0.5 to 20 ns and intensities ranging from
10
9 to
10
14
W
/
cm
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B
∝
I
laser
0.66
±
0.13. This scaling relation can be derived from the measured voltage approximated by the laser-heated plasma electron temperature
T
e. The experiments used a 1053 nm laser with pulse lengths ranging from 0.5 to 20 ns and intensities ranging from
10
9 to
10
14
W
/
cm
2 to generate an electric potential that drives current through the coil. 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B
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I
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T
e. The experiments used a 1053 nm laser with pulse lengths ranging from 0.5 to 20 ns and intensities ranging from
10
9 to
10
14
W
/
cm
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