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The MOSS camera on H-1NF

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2001-01

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Michael, C. A.
Howard, J.
Blackwell, B. D.

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American Institute of Physics

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We have configured the modulated optical solid-state spectrometer, a recently developed high-resolution instrument for plasma Dopplerspectroscopy, as an imaging spectroscopiccamera. The camera features a wide field of view (∼10°), large aperture (40 mm), and high spectral resolution ν/Δν greater than 10 000. The camera installation on the H-1NF Heliac is described, together with the steps in the design process, including field widening. Calibration and characterization of the instrument function is discussed and the instrument performance is illustrated with some sample results of spatially resolved ion temperature measurements in H-1NF.

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/15785

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ANU Research Publications

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Review of Scientific Instruments

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10.1063/1.1326903

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