Preliminary Design of a Digital Holography PFC Erosion Diagnostic for MPEX
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Abstract
Preliminary design of a Digital Holography (DH) in-situ Plasma Facing Component (PFC) erosion diagnostic to be used on the proto-MPEX/MPEX experiment is presented. Design trade-offs are discussed including the selection of CO2 laser frequencies and whether/where to use reflective or refractive optical components. The costs and benefits of using a high-speed (expensive) infrared (IR) camera or a lower speed (inexpensive) IR camera, and whether to use simultaneous or sequential acquisition of DH exposures for the dual wavelength system are also described. Expected layout, resolution, and noise figures will be discussed, along with resolution and noise data from previous work at ORNL and PPPL.
Authors
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C.E. (Tommy) Thomas Jr.
Third Dimension Technologies LLC
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T.M. Biewer
Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge National Lab., Oak Ridge High School, Windsor Central High School, ORNL
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G.C. Shaw
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
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Larry Baylor
Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Oak Ridge National Lab
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S.K. Combs
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
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S.J. Meitner
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
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Juergen Rapp
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
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D.L. Hillis
Oak Ridge National Laboratory, ORNL
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E.M. Granstedt
Tri-Alpha Energy Inc.
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R. Majeski
Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory, PPPL, Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory (PPPL)
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Robert Kaita
Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory, Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory (PPPL), PPPL