Abstract
Extreme ultraviolet line intensity ratios for Ne VII involving transitions in the range are calculated for application to high-temperature plasmas, using electron-impact excitation rates generated with the R-matrix code. These results are compared with line ratios measured from both -pinch and tokamak plasmas, and in general the agreement is found to be good. However, in a number of cases there are discrepancies between theory and experiment, which may be due to blending.
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