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  • High-efficiency, high-resolution multiple monochromatic imaging based on a multilayer mirror array for laser–plasma diagnostics of X-ray continuum emission

  • Tongzhou Li, Huiyao Du, Zhong Zhang, Zhe Zhang, Qiushi Huang, Shengzhen Yi, Zhanshan Wang, Wei Wang, Jinren Sun
  • Journal:
    High Power Laser Science and Engineering / Volume 12 / 2024
    Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    23 May 2024, e48
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  • The measurement of X-ray continuous emission from laser-driven plasma was achieved through multiple monochromatic imaging utilizing a multilayer mirror array. This methodology was exemplified by the development of an eight-channel X-ray imaging system, capable of operating in the energy range of several keV with a spatial resolution of approximately 3 μm. By integrating this system with a streak camera, the temperature and trajectory of imploding capsules were successfully measured at the kJ-class Shenguang III prototype laser facility. This approach provides a synchronous diagnostic method for the spatial, temporal and spectral analysis of laser-driven plasma, characterized by its high efficiency and resolution.