Plasma Diagnostics and Modelling
Research group at the Department of Plasma Physics and Technology
- Laser system from Ekspla, producing picosecond pulses with wavelengths tunable in range 193 - 2300 nm
- Laser-induced fluorescence system with ICCD detection. Exciting wavelengths in the range 204 - 1500 nm, temporal resolution of the fluorescence decay down to 1 ns
- Time-correlated single photon counting device Becker&Hickl Simple-Tau 152 with two independent pathways. Time resolution 180 ps (FWHM)
- Multiple spectrometers coupled with CCD and intensified CCD cameras
- Commercial and self-assembled electrical probes with nanosecond and sub-ns time resolution and high sensitivity
- Pioneer measurement techniques linked with high-tech oscilloscopes (high bandwidth, high sampling rate and dynamical range) and expertise of large data processing and analysis
- State of the art software MassiveOES for molecular spectra analysis
- Software Spectrum Analyzer for analysis of atomic spectra (more than 1000 downloads in last 3 years)
- Software EBFFit for self-absorption measurement of ground-state densities of metals
- Access to CERIT computational cloud, pool of virtual machines for scientific computing