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Spectroscopic data on high-Z materials for impurity diagnostics are important due to its possible use as a plasma facing component in the next generation fusion device. For this purpose molybdenum and tungsten are injected by an impurity pellet injector into the large he lical device (LHD) plasmas. Emissions from such highly ionized elements mostly fall in extreme ultraviolet (EUV) and soft X-ray ranges. The EUV spectra in a range of 20-500 Å are recorded using a flat-field EUV spectromete r. The observed emissions are identified with the help of its temporal evolution and detailed analysis is done with electron temperature profiles. At high central electron temperature (∼2.2 keV) molybdenum appears as an Al-, Mg- and Na-like ionization stages. Typical examples of identified transitions are Mo XXXI 190.46 Å (3 s 21 S-3s3p 3 P) and Mo XXXII 176.63 Å (3s 2 S-3p 2 P). For tungsten, on the other hand, three well-separated bands appear in wavelength range of 24-80 Å. The transitions around 33 Å have been tentatively identified with the help of calculated values. Most of the isolated lines on th et op of pseudo-continuum bands around 50 and 60 Å are identified, and the wavelengths are compared with previous experimental studies and also with calculated values.

Line analysis of EUV Spectra from Molybdenum and Tungsten Injected with Impurity Pellets in LHD