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Spectroscopy measurement systems

PlasmaD-TS Thomson-Scattering Diagnostics

A configurable optical diagnostic system measures laser light scattered by plasma electrons. Spectral filtering and gated detection support extraction of electron density and temperature.

PlasmaD-TS: Laser–plasma scattering → Stray-light rejection → Electron diagnostics, measurement workflow schematic
Measurement workflow · schematic, not a mechanical drawing

Best suited to

Laboratory plasma studies requiring a non-contact electron diagnostic.

Selecting a configuration

Provide the density and temperature range, probe wavelength, collection angle and background-light level. Elastic-scatter rejection, alignment and intensity calibration are central to the system design.

Measurement & configuration

  • Configured high-resolution spectrograph collection.
  • Intensified camera or intensifier-module detection.
  • Matched collection optics, synchronisation and calibration workflow.

Plan the signal path

  1. 1Laser–plasma scattering
  2. 2Stray-light rejection
  3. 3Electron diagnostics

Specifications

PlasmaD-TS specifications
TechniqueLaser Thomson scattering
Measured quantitiesElectron temperature and density, with analysis model
Spectrograph examplesOmni-500i / Omni-750i
Grating examples1200 or 1800 lines/mm
Detector choicesIsCMOS / ICCD or IIM-coupled camera
ConfigurationExperiment-specific optical and timing design

Configuration note: Density range, temperature accuracy and complete-system resolution require an experiment-specific configuration. Specify laser and timing requirements with the collection geometry.

Configure PlasmaD-TS

Send the wavelength interval, signal level, timing and sample requirements for your experiment.

Request a configuration