Review of Scientific Instruments

Review of Scientific Instruments publishes novel advancements in scientific instrumentation, apparatuses, techniques of experimental measurement, and related mathematical analysis. Its content includes publication of regular and in-depth review articles on instruments covering all areas of science including physics, chemistry, and biology.

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The MuFusE large-volume diamond anvil cell for exploring muon-catalyzed fusion at higher pressures and temperaturesOpen Access
Absolutely calibrated scintillator stack spectrometer for high-intensity laser–plasma experimentsAvailable to Purchase
Laser-plasma source of soft x-ray and extreme ultraviolet radiation for high precision reflectometryAvailable to Purchase
Development of Korea Superconducting Tokamak Advanced Researches (KSTAR) Lyman alpha diagnostics and its synthetic data algorithmAvailable to Purchase
Photodiode based multi-modal diagnostic for low-energy neutral beam injection in the LTX-β spherical tokamakOpen Access

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Design and fabrication of a duoplasmatron extraction geometry and LEBT for the LANSCE H+RFQ project

Recent development of plasma optical systems (invited)

Electromagnetic analysis of the plasma chamber of an ECR-based charge breeder

A new deflection technique applied to an existing scheme of electrostatic accelerator for high energy neutral beam injection in fusion reactor devices

First hydrogen operation of NIO1: Characterization of the source plasma by means of an optical emission spectroscopy diagnostic

Inductively driven surface-plasma negative ion source for N-NBI use (invited)

Concepts of magnetic filter fields in powerful negative ion sources for fusion

Physics-electrical hybrid model for real time impedance matching and remote plasma characterization in RF plasma sources

Development of design technique for vacuum insulation in large size multi-aperture multi-grid accelerator for nuclear fusion

Time evolution of negative ion profile in a large cesiated negative ion source applicable to fusion reactors

Characterization of the CW starter plasma RF matching network for operating the SNS H−ion source with lower H2flows

Alternative modeling methods for plasma-based Rf ion sources

Recent performance of and plasma outage studies with the SNS H−source

Optimization of plasma parameters with magnetic filter field and pressure to maximize H−ion density in a negative hydrogen ion source

Efficient cesiation in RF driven surface plasma negative ion source

Optimum plasma grid bias for a negative hydrogen ion source operation with Cs

Numerical study of plasma generation process and internal antenna heat loadings in J-PARC RF negative ion source

Detailed beam and plasma measurements on the vessel for extraction and source plasma analyses (VESPA) Penning H−ion source

Effect of plasma grid bias on extracted currents in the RF driven surface-plasma negative ion source

A collisional radiative model of hydrogen plasmas developed for diagnostic purposes of negative ion sources

Compact surface plasma H−ion source with geometrical focusing

Contribution of material’s surface layer on charge state distribution in laser ablation plasma

Iron plasma generation using a Nd:YAG laser pulse of several hundred picoseconds

Behavior of moving plasma in solenoidal magnetic field in a laser ion source

Positive and negative singly charged ion production of a laser induced plasma using a capillary graphite target

High density plasmas and new diagnostics: An overview (invited)

X-ray pinhole camera setups used in the Atomki ECR Laboratory for plasma diagnostics

Injection of auxiliary electrons for increasing the plasma density in highly charged and high intensity ion sources

Ion source research and development at University of Jyväskylä: Studies of different plasma processes and towards the higher beam intensities

Experimental results of superimposing 9.9 GHz extraordinary mode microwaves on 2.45 GHz ECRIS plasma