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Cuneo, M.E. ; Stoltzfus, Brian S. ; Struve, Kenneth W. ; Stygar, William A. ; Fowler, William E. ; Gomez, Matthew R. ; Hutsel, Brian T. ; Lucero, Diego J. ; Matzen, M.K. ; McKee, George R. ; Savage, Mark E.
Stygar, William A. ; Fowler, William E. ; Gomez, Matthew R. ; Harmon, Roger L. ; Herrmann, Mark H. ; Huber, Dale L. ; Hutsel, Brian T. ; Bailey, James E. ; Jones, Michael J. ; Jones, Peter A. ; Leckbee, Joshua L. ; Lee, James R. ; Lewis, Scot A. ; Long, Finis W. ; Lopez, Mike R. ; Lucero, Diego J. ; Matzen, M.K. ; Mazarakis, Michael G. ; McBride, Ryan D. ; McKee, George R. ; Nakhleh, Charles N. ; Owen, Albert C. ; Rochau, G.A. ; Savage, Mark E. ; Schwarz, Jens S. ; Sefkow, Adam B. ; Sinars, Daniel S. ; Stoltzfus, Brian S. ; Vesey, Roger A. ; Wakeland, P. ; Cuneo, M.E. ; Flicker, Dawn G. ; Focia, Ronald J.
Davis, Jean-Paul D. ; Gomez, Matthew R.
Gomez, Matthew R.
Stygar, William A. ; Cuneo, M.E. ; Gomez, Matthew R. ; Hughes, Thomas P. ; Pointon, Timothy D.
Herrmann, Mark H. ; Hansen, Stephanie B. ; Hess, Mark H. ; Owen, Albert C. ; Slutz, Stephen A. ; Nakhleh, Charles N. ; Sinars, Daniel S. ; Cuneo, M.E. ; McBride, Ryan D. ; Lamppa, Derek C. ; Rovang, Dean C. ; Awe, Thomas J. ; Martin, Matthew ; Jennings, Christopher A. ; Gomez, Matthew R.
Ampleford, David A. ; Savage, Mark E. ; Moore, James M. ; Jones, Brent M. ; McBride, Ryan D. ; Bailey, James E. ; Jones, Michael J. ; Gomez, Matthew R. ; Cuneo, M.E. ; Nakhleh, Charles N. ; Stygar, William A.
MHD models of imploding loads fielded on the Z accelerator are typically driven by reduced or simplified circuit representations of the generator. The performance of many of the imploding loads is critically dependent on the current and power delivered to them, so may be strongly influenced by the generators response to their implosion. Current losses diagnosed in the transmission lines approaching the load are further known to limit the energy delivery, while exhibiting some load dependence. Through comparing the convolute performance of a wide variety of short pulse Z loads we parameterize a convolute loss resistance applicable between different experiments. We incorporate this, and other current loss terms into a transmission line representation of the Z vacuum section. We then apply this model to study the current delivery to a wide variety of wire array and MagLif style liner loads.
Proposed for publication in Physical Review Special Topics Accelerators and Beams.
Stygar, William A. ; Cuneo, M.E. ; Gomez, Matthew R. ; Hughes, Thomas P. ; Pointon, Timothy D.
Davis, Jean-Paul D. ; Gomez, Matthew R.
Rochau, G.A. ; Bailey, James E. ; Carlson, Alan L. ; Gomez, Matthew R.
Review of Scientific Instruments
Gomez, Matthew R. ; Rochau, G.A. ; Bailey, James E. ; Dunham, Gregory S. ; Kernaghan, M.D. ; Gard, P.; Robertson, Grafton K. ; Owen, A.C.; Argo, J.W. ; Nielsen, D.S. ; Lake, Patrick W.
The pinned optically aligned diagnostic dock (PODD) is a multi-configuration diagnostic platform designed to measure x-ray emission on the Z facility. The PODD houses two plasma emission acquisition (PEA) systems, which are aligned with a set of precision machined pins. The PEA systems are modular, allowing a single diagnostic housing to support several different diagnostics. The PEA configurations fielded to date include both time-resolved and time-integrated, 1D spatially resolving, elliptical crystal spectrometers, and time-integrated, 1D spatially resolving, convex crystal spectrometers. Additional proposed configurations include time-resolved, monochromatic mirrored pinhole imagers and arrays of filtered x-ray diodes, diamond photo-conducting diode detectors, and bolometers. The versatility of the PODD system will allow the diagnostic configuration of the Z facility to be changed without significantly adding to the turn-around time of the machine. Additionally, the PODD has been designed to allow instrument setup to be completed entirely off-line, leaving only a refined alignment process to be performed just prior to a shot, which is a significant improvement over the instrument the PODD replaces. Example data collected with the PODD are presented. © 2012 American Institute of Physics.
Gomez, Matthew R. ; Lake, Patrick W. ; Rochau, G.A. ; Bailey, James E. ; Dunham, Gregory S. ; Kernaghan, M.D. ; Robertson, Grafton K. ; Owen, Albert C. ; Argo, J.W. ; Nielsen, D.S.
Dolan, Daniel H. ; Seagle, Christopher T. ; Ao, Tommy A. ; Gomez, Matthew R. ; Carlson, Alan L.
Proposed for publication in 5th Special Issue of the IEEE Transactions on Plasma Science Z-Pinch Plasmas.
Cuneo, M.E. ; Mazarakis, Michael G. ; Lamppa, Derek C. ; Kaye, Ronald J. ; Nakhleh, Charles N. ; Bailey, James E. ; Hansen, Stephanie B. ; McBride, Ryan D. ; Herrmann, Mark H. ; Lopez, A. ; Peterson, Kyle J. ; Ampleford, David A. ; Jones, Michael J. ; Savage, Mark E. ; Jennings, Christopher A. ; Martin, Matthew ; Slutz, Stephen A. ; Lemke, Raymond W. ; Christenson, Peggy J. ; Sweeney, Mary A. ; Jones, Brent M. ; Yu, Edmund Y. ; McPherson, Leroy A. ; Harding, Eric H. ; Knapp, Patrick K. ; Gomez, Matthew R. ; Awe, Thomas J. ; Stygar, William A. ; Leeper, Ramon J. ; Ruiz, Carlos L. ; Chandler, Gordon A. ; Mckenney, John M. ; Owen, Albert C. ; McKee, George R. ; Matzen, M.K. ; Leifeste, Gordon T. ; Atherton, B.W. ; Vesey, Roger A. ; Smith, Ian C. ; Geissel, Matthias G. ; Rambo, Patrick K. ; Sinars, Daniel S. ; Sefkow, Adam B. ; Rovang, Dean C. ; Rochau, G.A.
Vesey, Roger A. ; Rochau, G.A. ; Sinars, Daniel S. ; Peterson, Kyle J. ; Herrmann, Mark H. ; Nakhleh, Charles N. ; Gomez, Matthew R.
Cuneo, M.E. ; Savage, Mark E. ; Jones, Michael J. ; Edens, Aaron E. ; Lopez, Mike R. ; Gomez, Matthew R. ; McBride, Ryan D. ; Rochau, G.A. ; Jones, Brent M. ; Ampleford, David A. ; Sinars, Daniel S. ; Bailey, James E. ; Stygar, William A.
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