Sample Problem: Cylindrical Hohlraum at OMEGA
Setting Laser Beam Parameters
In this example, we set up the laser beams such that:
- 10 beams enter the hohlraum, in 2 cones, all through one LEH.
- Each beam has a 1 ns square pulse with a peak power of 0.5 TW and a 0.1
ns rise time.
The clustering of the beams
is given by:
Cluster |
Beams |
Pointing |
Focus |
Cone 1 |
10, 15, 28, 31, 37 |
Center of LEH |
0.06 cm past LEH |
Cone 2 |
16, 17, 20, 33, 35 |
Center of LEH |
0.06 cm past LEH |
This grouping of beams into clusters was determined by examining
the locations of laser ports in the coordinate system of the hohlraum. For
Cones 1 and 2, the laser beams enter the LEH at angles of 21 and 42 degrees,
respectively.
To do this:
- Select all of the laser beams, and select Lasers | Set pointing.
- Set the reference coordinate system to
"Hohlraum_transparent_LEH_1".
- Since the beams point to the center of the LEH (i.e., the origin of the
LEH coordinate system), user zero for the x, y, z positions.
- Set the focus offset to 0.06 cm.
- Select all of the laser beams, and select Lasers | Set powers.
- Check the Variable radio button, and press the
Table button.
- Enter the times (sec): 0.0, 0.1e-9, 1.1e-9, and 1.2e-9 in column 1 of the
table.
- Enter the powers (TW): 0.0, 0.5, 0.5, and 0.0 in column 2 of the table.
- In the table dialog, press OK.
All laser beams are now set up.
To show the beams in the main graphics window, see Displaying
Laser Beams.
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