Abstract

The new high efficiency extreme ultraviolet overview spectrometer system (HEXOS) has been developed to study impurity concentrations and impurity transport properties in the plasma of the stellarator W7-X. The HEXOS system consists of four different grating based spectrometers, which provide large etendue and good spectral resolution over a broad wavelength range (2.5–160nm, divided into four subsections with some overlapping). The mechanical arrangement as two double spectrometers allows for a compact installation geometry on W7-X. Laboratory testing and wavelength and intensity calibrations have been performed using a dc hollow cathode discharge (24–150nm) and a pinch discharge (2.5–30nm).

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