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1 October 1999 Using dynamic radiography to determine the volume of an imploding cylinder
Wilfred Lewis, Stuart A. Baker, Carl A. Ekdahl, Yu. Kurapatkin, Hank Oona, P. Rodriguez, Tim Schaefer, D. Turley, L. Vesser, A. Volkov
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Abstract
Experiments have been conducted in Sarov, Russia, with a dynamic radiographic system designed to establish the volume of an imploding 14-mm-diameter tungsten cylinder. Images were formed using a 65-MeV gamma source, lutetium oxyorthosilicate doped with cerium (LSO:Ce) radiation-to- light converter, and a fiber optic imaging bundle. Three radiographs were recorded in the course of approximately 2 microseconds using an electronic streak camera with intensified CCD readout. Significant improvements in system performance were achieved over lens coupling of components by the introduction of coherent fiber optics.
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Wilfred Lewis, Stuart A. Baker, Carl A. Ekdahl, Yu. Kurapatkin, Hank Oona, P. Rodriguez, Tim Schaefer, D. Turley, L. Vesser, and A. Volkov "Using dynamic radiography to determine the volume of an imploding cylinder", Proc. SPIE 3769, Penetrating Radiation Systems and Applications, (1 October 1999); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.363671
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KEYWORDS
Fiber optics

Scintillators

Streak cameras

Cameras

CCD cameras

Dynamical systems

Radiography

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