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Topics covered include: development of a new sensor for rapid airborne measurements of carbon dioxide exchange rates in regions as diverse as the tropics and the arctic; design of extremely reliable high-current pulse compressors capable of generating continuous, 50 ns, 250 kW pulses at increasingly...

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Bibliographic Details
Format: Report
Language:English
Published: Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory 1983
Subjects:
Function Generators
Magnetic Fields
70 Plasma Physics And Fusion Technology
Elements
Document Types
Open Plasma Devices
Spectrometers
Magnetic Compression
Pulse Generators
Carbon Cycle
Magnetic Mirrors
Rare Gases
High-Voltage Pulse Generators
Thermonuclear Devices 700202* > Fusion Power Plant Technology > Magnet Coils & Fields
Electronic Equipment
Monitors
Mftf Devices
Compression
Measuring Methods
Fluids
Gases
Nonmetals
Measuring Instruments
Equipment
Arctic
Online Access:https://doi.org/10.2172/5517204
https://digital.library.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metadc1092105/
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Summary:Topics covered include: development of a new sensor for rapid airborne measurements of carbon dioxide exchange rates in regions as diverse as the tropics and the arctic; design of extremely reliable high-current pulse compressors capable of generating continuous, 50 ns, 250 kW pulses at increasingly higher repetition rates exceeding 1 kHz; and developments in the tandem-mirror concept of magnetic confinement fusion, thermal barriers and axisymmetric mirror cells. (GHT)

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