Gated x-ray detector for the National Ignition Facility
Two new gated x-ray imaging cameras have recently been designed, constructed, and delivered to the National Ignition Facility in Livermore, CA. These gated x-Ray detectors are each designed to fit within an aluminum airbox with a large capacity cooling plane and are fitted with an array of environme...
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| creator | Oertel, John A. Aragonez, Robert Archuleta, Tom Barnes, Cris Casper, Larry Fatherley, Valerie Heinrichs, Todd King, Robert Landers, Doug Lopez, Frank Sanchez, Phillip Sandoval, George Schrank, Lou Walsh, Peter Bell, Perry Brown, Matt Costa, Robert Holder, Joe Montelongo, Sam Pederson, Neal |
| description | Two new gated x-ray imaging cameras have recently been designed, constructed, and delivered to the National Ignition Facility in Livermore, CA. These gated x-Ray detectors are each designed to fit within an aluminum airbox with a large capacity cooling plane and are fitted with an array of environmental housekeeping sensors. These instruments are significantly different from earlier generations of gated x-ray images due, in part, to an innovative impedance matching scheme, advanced phosphor screens, pulsed phosphor circuits, precision assembly fixturing, unique system monitoring, and complete remote computer control. Preliminary characterization has shown repeatable uniformity between imaging strips, improved spatial resolution, and no detectable impedance reflections. |
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