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Light emission from a titanium vacuum arc using Fizeau interferometry with parallel detection

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The lineshape of light emission from a titanium vacuum arc was studied using a Fizeau interferometer coupled with an optical multichannel analyzer (OMA). A viewing geometry normal to the cathode surface was employed. Temperatures of ~3 × 105 K and ~3.5 × 104 K were obtained for titanium ions and titanium atoms present in the cathode spot, respectively. In light of results from previous work, a case is made for the latter temperature being the actual heavy species temperature in the cathode spot.

© 1990 Optical Society of America

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