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Primary scientific results of DIMS&PhE in 2001
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1. The structure of distributed information measurement system for
remote control of physical experiment was developed. The system includes
communication server, equipment control servers (CAMAC, GPIB, MCS-96
microcontroller), web server for monitoring, and clients. The communication
server provides multi-user environment and resources sharing among several
clients. The system is based on TCP/IP stack and can be integrated into the
global network. At the moment the CAMAC-server and GPIB-server were
implemented. They provide an actual access to corresponding instrument
interfaces. (by S. Gavrilov, S. Kiprushkin, S. Kurskov, E. Zhiganov)
2. The excitation spectra of Ne I at collisions of low-energy Neon
atoms were researched in the interval of 260-795 nm. The excitation
cross-sections of some spectral lines and polarization functions of
2p53p-2p5ns,
2p53s-2p5np, and
2p53p-2p5nd crossings (3≤n≤11) were
evaluated at collision energies up to 500 eV. The serial dependencies
were analyzed, the role of various methods of population of the levels
was evaluated. (by S. Kurskov)
3. For the first time the influence of plasma crystal on spectroscopic
parameters of glow discharge in Neon was researched (at pressure of 0.4
Torr, and direct current of 1.2-2.4 mA). The crystal appeared in the head
of strata. The crystal was formed by polydispersed Al2O3
particles of 2-3 μ and concentration of 104
cm-3. It was shown, that absolute intensity of Neon spectral
lines corresponding to 2p53p-2p53s crossings varied
from 2% up to 19% when the particles was thrown into. This variation depends
on discharge current. The reabsorption variation by means of "mirror behind
the tube" method allowed to evaluate upper bound of metastable atoms
concentration (<1011 cm-3), and to prove the absence
of significant influence of dispersion on particles and absorption by them
on intensity in these conditions. The theoretical model of this process was
proposed, and on its basis the evaluations of this phenomenon were performed.
These evaluations correspond to the experiment. The significant broadening
(abt 3%) of brightness lines profile was discovered when the particles was
thrown into. (by Prof. L. Luizova, S. Podryadchikov, Prof. A. Khakhaev)
4. The automated software and hardware complex for heterogeneous
non-stationary plasma diagnostics was developed and put into operation. The
complex is based on LabView and has the possibility of remote control. The
variants of the complex were implemented on various spectroscopic setups:
DFS-12 spectrometer, and scanning Fabry-Perot interferometer with ISP-51
monochromator. The original software for data acquisition and processing
was developed. The software can be extended for similar hardware based on
LabView and CAMAC. (by K. Ekimov, Prof. L. Luizova, R. Prikhodchenko)
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