Middle and near ultraviolet spectrograph of the Scientific Experimental system in Near SpacE(SENSE)

The Scientific Experimental system in Near SpacE(SENSE)consists of different types of instruments that will be installed on a balloon-based platform to characterize near-space environmental parameters.As one of the main scientific payloads,the middle and near ultraviolet spectrograph(MN-UVS)will provide full spectra coverage from middle ultraviolet(MUV,200−300 nm)to near ultraviolet(NUV,300−400 nm)with a spectral resolution of 2 nm.Its primary mission is to acquire data regarding the UV radiation background of the upper atmosphere.The MN-UVS is made up of six primary components:a fore-optical module,an imaging grating module,a UV intensified focal plane module,a titanium alloy frame,a spectrometer control module,and a data processing module.This paper presents in detail the engineering design of each functional unit of the MN-UVS,as well as the instrument’s radiometric calibration,wavelength calibration,impact test,and low-pressure discharge test.Furthermore,we are able to report ground test and flight test results of high quality,showing that the MN-UVS has a promising future in upcoming near-space applications.

Two-dimensional electron gas characteristics of InP-based high electron mobility transistor terahertz detector

The samples of InxGa（1-x）As/In（0.52）Al（0.48）As two-dimensional electron gas（2DEG）are grown by molecular beam epitaxy（MBE）.In the sample preparation process,the In content and spacer layer thickness are changed and two kinds of methods,i.e.,contrast body doping andδ-doping are used.The samples are analyzed by the Hall measurements at 300 Kand 77 K.The InxGa1-xAs/In0.52Al0.48As 2DEG channel structures with mobilities as high as 10289 cm^2/V·s（300 K）and42040 cm^2/V·s（77 K）are obtained,and the values of carrier concentration（Nc）are 3.465×10^12/cm^2 and 2.502×10^12/cm^2,respectively.The THz response rates of In P-based high electron mobility transistor（HEMT）structures with different gate lengths at 300 K and 77 K temperatures are calculated based on the shallow water wave instability theory.The results provide a reference for the research and preparation of In P-based HEMT THz detectors.

Design of a control system with high stability for a streak camera using isolated ADC

The streak camera is an ultra-fast diagnostic instrument with high sensitivity, and a high temporal and spatial resolution. It is primarily employed in various scientific research, such as inertial confinement fusion(ICF),synchrotron light sources, and electron–positron colliders.An automatic control system for an X-ray streak camera is presented in this paper. The output terminal of an analogto-digital converter was isolated from its input terminal, to reduce interference from high-voltage electrodes. Compared with traditional methods, this scheme also improved the internal electromagnetic interface immunity. Therefore,the system stability was enhanced. With this optimized control system, some characterizations of the streak camera were measured. Static and dynamic spatial resolutions of 25 and 20 lp/mm(CTF = 20%), respectively, were obtained. In addition, a dynamic range of 552:1 and a temporal resolution of 7.3 ps were achieved. The results confirmed that these characterizations are sufficient for the specifications derived from the diagnostic requirements of ICF.

Compressing Electron Pulse with Alternating Electric Field

A novel technique of symmetric type quasi-linear electron pulse duration modulation is proposed. The salient feature from the conventional photoelectron gun is the introduction of the alternating electric field resonator. The electric field that results is synchronously controlled to generate the desired quasi-linear differential energy modulation on the electron pulse passing through. The effect resulted directly is that the leading electrons undergo negative energy modulation and decelerate, while the rear ones positive energy modulation and accelerate, which eventually leads to electron-pulse-duration modulation. The technical details are demonstrated.

Combined Focusing and Flat-Field Spectrometer System for Extreme Ultraviolet Pulse

For reducing both extreme ultraviolet attosecond pulses energy loss in the focusing reflection process and measurement error caused by pulse focusing aberration, as well as improving the operability of pulse spectroscopy monitoring, a combined focusing and flat-field spectrometer analysis system for attosecond pulse is proposed and designed through step-by-step performance optimization. The focusing and spectrum-analyzing components are gold- coated grazing incidence to roidal mirror and grazing incidence concave focusing grating, respectively. The characteristic parameters of the system are given in details. The system proposed can find application in research platform of attosecond spectroscopy using high energy short attosecond pulse as basic probe tool.