18 th HAPL Meeting Santa Fe, NM April 8, 2008 Naval Research Laboratory Plasma Physics Division Washington, DC Presented by Frank Hegeler Work supported.

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18 th HAPL Meeting Santa Fe, NM April 8, 2008 Naval Research Laboratory Plasma Physics Division Washington, DC Presented by Frank Hegeler Work supported by DOE/NNSA/DP NRL J. SethianM. Wolford S. ObenschainJ. Giuliani M. Myers J. Dubinger Commonwealth Tech F. HegelerM. Friedman T. AlbertJ. Parish R. JonesP. Howard RSI P. BurnsR. Lehmberg S. SearlesW. Webster SAIC R. Jaynes A. Mangassarian Applied Pulsed Power S. GliddenH. Sanders PLEX LLC M. McGeoch Georgia Tech S. Abdel-KhalikD. Sadowski K. Schoonover Electra KrF Laser Development

The Electra KrF Laser System main amp pre-amp seed osc 30 J 0.5 J up to 700 J

Strip Cathode on Pre-Amplifier Increases Pump Efficiency to Achieve 30 J Laser Yield Preamplifier Strip Cathodes Zircar to suppress electron emission Deposition 30% larger than monolithic Gas CompositionPressureLaser Yield 82.2% Ar, 17.5% Kr, 0.3% F 2 18 psi29.5 J 81.2% Ar, 18.5% Kr, 0.3% F 2 17 psi30.3 J 80% Ar, 19.7% Kr, 0.3% F 2 16 psi28.4 J 59.7% Ar, 40% Kr, 0.3% F 2 15 psi29.8 J

Full Electra Laser System has been Tested for Single Shots and Short Bursts preamp main amp oscillator Laser output energy measured 30 m from main amplifier Achieved 460 J for single shot experiments. 5 shot 5 Hz resulted in a total laser power of 1.6 kW or an average laser energy of ~320 J per shot Future laser gas recirculator on pre-amplifier will allow constant output energies at high laser powers.

Laser Input Electron Beam Foil Support (Hibachi) Cathode Laser Gas Recirculator Laser Cell Kr + F 2 (+ Ar) Pulsed Power System Amplifier Window BZBZ Key Components of a Krypton Fluoride (KrF) Laser

Pulsed Power System Solid State Switch Development –Switch lifetime tests Small Scale (250 kV, 7 kA) Solid State Pulser –Cathode durability tester for >10 6 shots –Verify durability of solid state pulser Solid state switch to be used for upgrade of existing pulsed power systems

Development of an all Solid State Pulsed Power System 48kV Solid State Switch Development (with Multiple Silicon Thyristors) Commercially available switch for $4,000 (list price for one 48kV switch) Switch is being used for bio/medical applications (very reliable) Pulsed power upgrade of Electra’s main amplifier require 2x48 switches ($384,000 for switches not including quantity discount)

Thyristor Lifetime to be Tested for 10 8 pulses One of 10 lifetime testers. Each operates at 4kV, 7 kA, 400 ns FWHM. All lifetime testers are charged by single 1.5 kJ/s power supply. Thyristor is tested for 1.7 M pulses per day (10 8 pulses in 2 months).

No Thyristor has failed in the Lifetime Test Stand (as of April 1, 2008) Station# of shots (as of ) 17 Million Million 57 Million 670 Million Million 89.2 Million Million 1043 Million As of today, each station should have 12 Million additional shots

Small-Scale Solid-State System Under Construction Picture shows the 12 stage Marx, which uses APP Thyristors. Magnetic switch and transit time isolator will be added to the system soon. 250 kV, 7.0 kA, 270 ns pulser with rep rate of 14 Hz Expected life: >10 8 pulses 3 stage Marx was tested for >10 6 pulses at 5, 10, and 14 Hz System will be used to test cathode durability and solid state Marx lifetime. PLEX LLC

Cathodes Development of Zirconia cathode

Zirconia will Replace Cordierite as Cathode Material 1 m Cordierite ceramic honeycomb cathode has been successfully operated continuously for 25,000 shots at 2.5 Hz, and 10,000 shots at 5 Hz. Zirconia has very similar cathode properties (electrical) but its mechanical strength is 5 times of cordierite. Full size zirconia cathode experiments are scheduled for June/July PropertiesCordieriteZirconia Compressive Strength350 MPa1700 MPa Modulus of Elasticity70 GPa351 GPa Flexural strength117 MPa C C Poisson’s Ratio cathode

Hibachi and Foils Scalloped Hibachi Foil Materials Foil Pressure Tester Foil Cooling

Thin Metal Foil Separating Diode Vacuum from Laser Gas Presently Operates in the Plastic Regime Stress is above yield point of foil (causes plastic deformation) cathode laser gas (1 atm) 1 mil SS foil 1 atm in diode cathode laser gas (1.3 atm) 1 mil SS foil diode at vacuum (0 atm) before operation during operation e-beam hibachi

Scalloped Hibachi will Significantly Reduce Stresses on Foil location of hibachi foil  (deg) Applied Stress (psi) Allowed Stress (psi) Ratio Allowed Stress (psi) Ratio stress/yield (long term fatigue) at room temp 304 SSInconel 600 stress y hibachi foil y hoop Allowed Stress (psi) Ratio Monel 400 scalloped hibachi rib foil P T T 2b a a R R     y As rolled (yield) 304 SS: 49,100 psi Inconel 600: 60,100 psi (ATI Allegheny Ludlum) for annealed materials

Scolloped Hibachi Design has been Tested Successfully 3.7 psi pressure pulse 0.38 mm deflection (mainly due to hibachi ribs) Foil/Scalloped Hibachi tester applies pressure pulse at 1 to 5 Hz, combined with a laser displacement sensor. 1 mil 5052 Al foil has been tested for > 4,000 continuous pulses at 28 psi base pressure psi pulse without failure.

"Jet" Foil Cooling Technique Developed by Georgia Tech Full size experiments will be performed in April 2008 foil Tubes Main Gas Flow Jets VIEW FROM GAS INTO THE DIODE TOP VIEW Rib Tube Jet foil Gas Side e-beam side

Jet Foil Cooling Technique Successfully Demonstrated on Bench at GA Tech

Summary A summary of previous developments and recent results on the Electra Laser System is presented at the NRL (John Giuliani) poster Primary KrF laser components are under continuous development and improvement pulsed power, cathodes, hibachi, foils, and cooling technologies, while full scale laser operations are undertaken.