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A high current driver based on microsecond LTD technology has been used to perform laboratory plasma astrophysics studies using a conical wire array load coupled a 950 kA, 1.2-&#x03BC;s pulsed power generator. A plasma jet is generated as a result of the on-axis shock formed by the ablation streams from the wires of a conical tungsten wire-array load together with conservation of the axial momentum. The aim of this paper is to produce a scaled-down laboratory simulation of astrophysical Herbig-Haro plasma jets occurring during star formation along with some of their interactions with the interstellar medium, such as a crosswind. Due to the relatively long duration of the current pulse delivered by the driver, the jet develops on a 2-&#x03BC;s timescale and grows up to 100 mm. A time-resolved laser interferometer has been fielded to measure the plasma areal electron density as a function of time in and around the plasma jets. The setup consists of a continuous diode-pumped solid state laser (5 W-532 nm), a Mach-Zehnder interferometer and fast gated visible multiframe camera.

ieee transactions on plasma science

Interferometric Characterization of Laboratory Plasma Astrophysical Jets Produced by a 1-<inline-formula> <tex-math notation="TeX">$\mu $ </tex-math></inline-formula>s Pulsed Power Driver

Interferometric Characterization of Laboratory Plasma Astrophysical Jets Produced by a 1- $\mu $ s Pulsed Power Driver