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 LIGHT TESTING

PHYSICAL SIMULATION OF PULSED LIGHT SOURCES

A system of test-facilities is used to investigate the action of the high-power incoherent radiation on materials, to test instrumentation and materials to light, to simulate and make diagnostics of radiation caused by natural and man-caused plasma formations in the atmosphere.

The system includes:

  • Power-supply
  • Capacity storage
  • Electric-discharge plasma sources of optical radiation working in a pulsed and continuous mode.

 AN OC-98-INSTALLATION WITH A MAGNETICALLY CONFINED DISCHARGE
AND A DIAGNOSTIC COMPLEX


ÎÑ-98

Technical data
Capacity storageup to 2000 kJ
Discharge currentup to 400 kA
Plasma temperatureup to 25000 Ê
Radiating areaup to 200 cm2
Pulse durationup to 10-2 s


OS-98
Radiation oscillogram
ÎÑ-98
Radiation spectrum sweep


ÎÑ-98
Discharge filament photo



 "XENON" INSTALLATION


XENON

Technical data
Powerup to 10 kW
Discharge currentup to 300 À
Durationup to 10 ñ
Irradiated spot5 cm2
Irradianceup to 300 W/cm2


XENON
Arc light xenon lamp radiation spectrum
XENON
Irradiated spot



 "ARC" INSTALLATION


ARC

Technical data
Powerup to 100 kW
Discharge currentup to 1000 À
Durationup to 10 s
Irradiated spot30 cm2
Irradianceup to 1300 W/cm2


ARC
Voltaic arc radiation oscillograms
ARC

Irradiated spot

ARC



 "LTS" (LIGHT TESTING STATION) INSTALLATION


SIS SIS

Technical data
Powerup to 3000 kW
Discharge currentup to 6000 À
Durationup to 10 s
Radiating area2500 cm2
Irradianceup to 300 W/cm2



 TESTING
Optical testing
Thermal-vacuum testing
Light testing
Mechanical and environmental testing
Optical range-based stand
for full-scale tests



 LASER SYSTENS
Multipurpose laser test facility "PROGRESS"
Facility with laser adaptive systems artificial optical range
"CHIBIS" laser facility
Elements for high-power solid-state lasers



ÔÎÁÎÑ: ïîãîäà â ã.Ñ.-Ïåòåðáóðã

ÔÎÁÎÑ: ïîãîäà â ã. Ìîñêâà


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