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Abstract
The pre-pulse should ensure that the main current pulse starts (due to skin effect) in a thin cylindrical layer near the capillary wall. Then an axially symmetrical compression (due to pinch effect) takes place that compresses the plasma into a thin, dense, hot, straight plasma fibre, in which there are favourable conditions for amplification of spontaneous emission in soft X-ray region and for lasing. We describe both passive and active generation of the pre-pulse and its influence on the waveform of the capillary discharge current, pinching process, and axial soft X-ray radiation.
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