H. Chuaqui
Abstract
An overview of the work being carried out on dense pinch discharges at the Optics and Plasma Physics Laboratory is presented. Llampüdkeñ, a 250 ns rise time, 1 MA pulser is described. X‐pinch work carried out on Llampüdkeñ is described, as well as a shell type gas embedded Z‐pinch and a high current capillary discharge in GEPOPU.
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An overview of the work being carried out on dense pinch discharges at the Optics and Plasma Physics Laboratory is presented. Llampüdkeñ, a 250 ns rise time, 1 MA pulser is described. X‐pinch work carried out on Llampüdkeñ is described, as well as a shell type gas embedded Z‐pinch and a high current capillary discharge in GEPOPU.
Key concepts: Pinch, Z-pinch, Plasma, Physics, Work (physics), Plasma diagnostics, Nuclear engineering, Materials science