Sample Problem: Cylindrical Halfraum at OMEGA
Setting Laser Beam Parameters
In this example, we set up the laser beams such that:
- 15 beams enter the halfraum, in 3 cones, with the pointing being different
for each cone.
- 5 beams are used as backlighter beams, with all beams focused at the center
of the backlighter.
- All beams have a power of 0.45 TW.
The clustering of the beams is given by:
Cluster |
Beams |
Pointing |
Cone 2 |
11, 15, 23, 24, 31, 39 |
Center of LEH |
Cone 3a |
12, 13, 28 |
200 microns inside LEH |
Cone 3b |
14, 16, 17, 18, 21, 22 |
100 microns inside LEH |
Backlighter beams |
41, 47, 54, 55, 62 |
Center of Backlighter |
To set the beam power for all beams:
- Select all of the beams. Right click on them, and select Set Powers.
- Set the constant power to 0.45 TW.
To set up Cone 2:
- Add a cluster named "Cone 2" by selecting Lasers | Add Cluster.
- While holding down the control key, select each of the beams to be added
to Cone 2. Then right-click with the mouse, and select Move to Cluster
| Cone 2.
- Right-click on Cone 2, and select Turn
On. The beams now appear in the graphics frame.
- Right-click on Cone 2, and select Set Pointing :
- For Reference Coordinate System, select "Halfraum_transparent_LEH_1"
(this component represents one of four parts of a cylindrical halfraum).
- For position, use r = (0, 0, 0) because this cone is pointed
at the center of the LEH.
- Cone 2 is now set up.
To set up Cone 3a and Cone 3b, perform similar steps as for Cone 2 except:
- For position Cone 3a beams, use r = (0, 0, -0.02) because this cone
is pointed at a point 0.02 cm inside the LEH.
- For position Cone 3b beams, use r = (0, 0, -0.01) because this cone
is pointed at a point 0.01 cm inside the LEH.
To set up the backlighter beams, perform similar steps as for Cone 2 except:
- For Reference Coordinate System, select "Backlighter".
All laser beams are now set up.
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