Abstract
SynopsisLaser-produced chromium (Cr) plasmas have been measured by using a temporal-spatially resolved laser-produced plasma emission spectroscopy technique. The emission peaks in the wavelength range of 6.5-15 nm were identified from the 3p-4d, 5d, and 3p-4s transition lines from Cr5+ to Cr10+ ions with aid of Cowan and Flexible Atomic Code (FAC) atomic structure calculations, and through comparative analysis between experimental and simulated spectra.
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