2021
DOI: 10.1088/1748-0221/16/02/t02005
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Calibration of imaging plates sensitivity to high energy photons and ions for laser-plasma interaction sources

Abstract: Imaging plates are widely used in laser-plasma interaction experiments for detection of electrons, x-ray, gamma-ray, ions, and neutrons, therefore, the calibration of imaging plates to different types of ionizing and non-ionizing radiation is vital. In this paper, a universal response function of FUJI BAS-TR imaging plate is presented using experiment and Monte-Carlo simulation with respect to high-energy photons and ions. The sensitivity of imaging plate sensitivity to x-ray radiation was examined using radio… Show more

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“…2017; Golovin et al. 2021) was placed on the laser incident axis at a distance of 0.95 m from the target. The ion energy spectra are shown in figure 6( d ).…”
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“…2017; Golovin et al. 2021) was placed on the laser incident axis at a distance of 0.95 m from the target. The ion energy spectra are shown in figure 6( d ).…”
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“…The glass bridge is expected to work as the pathway of the return current. To measure the accelerated ion energies, a Thomson parabola (TP) ion analyser (Tosaki et al 2017;Golovin et al 2021) was placed on the laser incident axis at a distance of 0.95 m from the target. The ion energy spectra are shown in figure 6(d).…”
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“…where η is the neutron transmittance of the sample, σ is the neutron capture reaction cross section for 164 Dy, n (cm −3 ) is the atom density for 164 Dy, dDy (cm) is the thickness of the Dy plate, λ = ln2/t 0 , t 0 is the half-life of 165 Dy, F(t) is the IP fading curve, 33 and T (h) is the transfer time from the laser shot to the IP record position. The radiography samples used in this experiment are shown in Fig.…”
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“…This means the PSL signal read on the scanner must be corrected for the time taken between IP irradiation and scanning. Several groups have reported their experimentally determined fading functions for the PSL signal 24,25,[29][30][31][32] . The fading curve is characterised by a very fast decay in the first 20-30 minutes after irradiation, which transitions to a slower decay for long wait times.…”
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“…However, the online version of record will be different from this version once it has been copyedited and typeset. Bonnet [25] Paterson [29] Alejo [30] Boutoux [31] Golovin [32] 1 10 100…”
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