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0.2 Hz Plasma-Focus-based source of fast neutrons and hard x rays for applications
2006
AIP Conference Proceedings
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A small chamber Plasma Focus that operates at 0.2 Hz for several minutes is used as a source of hard x rays and fast neutrons. The device is powered by a microprocessor controlled capacitor charging power supply. The x rays are used for introspective imaging of metallic pieces, static and in motion, that allows for the detection of internal defects as small as 1 mm. The x ray radiation is able to produce clear images of objects placed behind several millimeters of iron and steel. The fast
doi:10.1063/1.2405896
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