Published January 1985
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Multichannel far-infrared phase imaging for fusion plasmas
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Abstract
A 20-channel far-infrared imaging interferometer system has been used to obtain single-shot density profiles in the UCLA Microtor tokamak. This system differs from conventional multichannel interferometers in that the phase distribution produced by the plasma is imaged onto a single, monolithic, integrated microbolometer linear detector array and provides significantly more channels than previous far-infrared interferometers. The system has been demonstrated to provide diffraction-limited phase images of dielectric targets.
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Copyright © 1985 American Institute of Physics. Received 9 July 1984; accepted 1 August 1984. The authors wish to thank Dr. R.J. Taylor for providing machine time and technical support on the UCLA Microrotor tokamak. Phillip Hoffman of the UCLA Department of Electrical Engineering designed and built the prototype of the low noise amplifier. This work was supported by the U.S. Department of Energy, Office of Fusion Energy Contact No. DE-AM03-T6SF00010, P.A. No. DE-AT03-T6ET53019, Task IIIB.Attached Files
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