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Promt - a Multiposition Thomson-Scattering System for Rtp

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PROMT is a system for multiposition Thomson scattering in use at the Rijnhuizen Tokamak Project tokamak. Light from a ruby laser is scattered by the free electrons in the plasma and is collected along a vertical chord of 180 mm. Electron temperature and density profiles can be measured resolving up to 36 spatial elements. Scattered light is spectrally analyzed by a Littrow polychromator and subsequently detected with an intensified charge coupled device camera. At densities of 2 X 10(19) m-3 electron temperatures in the range of 50 eV-3 keV can be measured with an accuracy of approximately 5 %.

Year of Publication
1992
Journal
Review of Scientific Instruments
Volume
63
Number
10
Number of Pages
4947-4949
Date Published
10/1992
ISBN Number
0034-6748
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Barth, C. J., Dirkx, M. L. P., Grobben, B. J. J., Verhaag, G. C. H. M., Wilbers, A. T. M., & Donne, A. J. H. (1992). Promt - a Multiposition Thomson-Scattering System for Rtp. Review of Scientific Instruments, 63, 4947-4949. https://doi.org/10.1063/1.1143506 (Original work published 1992)