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4π-spherically focused electromagnetic wave: diffraction optics approach and high-power limits
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High Altitude Electromagnetic Pulse Testing of Photovoltaic Modules
This report details the test setup, process, and results for radiated susceptibility testing of multicrystalline silicon photovoltaic (PV) modules as part of the EMP-Resilient Electric Grid Grand Challenge Laboratory Directed Research and Development (LDRD) project at Sandia National Laboratories. Testing was conducted over October 10-17, 2019, where 8 photovoltaic modules were exposed to E1 transient pulses with peak field levels up to 100 kV/m. Modules were terminated in a resistive load representing connected components. State of health testing conducted via I-V curve tracing of the photovoltaic modules showed no observable loss of device function due to large electric field transients. Differential mode currents were measured on the order of 10's of amps for up to a microsecond following the radiated field pulse. Common mode currents took the form of a damped sinusoid with a maximum peak of 10's to 100's of amps with a resonance near 60 MHz.
Electromagnetic Pulse in Wide-Angle Gamma Shadows
Unavoidable masses external to the warhead, associated with collateral EMP scenarios of current interest, produce a gamma shadow which changes the EMP seen in the shadowed region compared to that in the absence of a shadow. Calculations with the author’s three-dimensional MACSYNC code for a ground observer under the burst show shadowed field rise times ranging from many tens to hundreds of microseconds, durations approaching a millisecond, and magnitudes similar to those of the unshadowed field, depending on gamma shadow angle. These fields are likely to be smaller for larger observer ground ranges because the source region will shift to higher altitudes with associated higher conductivity that will attenuate the field.
Electromagnetic Time Reversal (EMTR) For discrete source identification [Slides]
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Investigations of Baryon Spectroscopy via Electromagnetic and Hadronic Scattering (Final Report, May 1, 2019 to August 15, 2021)
The principal goal of this project is the experimental and phenomenological study of baryon spectroscopy. The P.I.’s group currently consists of himself and one student, Mr. Haoran Sun. Haoran’s project involves a new coupled-channel partial-wave analysis of all available world data for the reactions $K^0_Lp → K^0_Sp, K^+p → K^+p, K^+n → K^0p, K^0p → K^+n$, and $K^+n → K^+n$. The analysis of Mr. Sun is related to a conditionally approved proposal to develop a secondary $K^0_L$ beamline in Hall D at JLab, to be used with the GlueX setup. Mr. Sun’s analysis will establish some of the software codes necessary to analyze some of the data that could be measured at this facility. More importantly, the analysis will provide new experimental constraints on important background $\textit{KN}$ reactions, which are needed in order to help understand data that involve formation of Λ$^{\ast}$ and Σ$^{\ast}$ resonances.
Ultra-wideband (>1 GHz) electromagnetic measurements of lab-based discharges and comparisons with lightning.
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OHM'S LAW IN THE SLOW LANE: GALILEAN INVARIANT ELECTROMAGNETIC CLOSURES FOR ELECTRON-ION PLASMAS.
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Y-12: The Electromagnetic Plant
Y-12 was built as a facility to separate U-235 for the first atomic bomb.
Conducted Electromagnetic Pulse Testing of Digital Protective Relay Circuits.
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Multiple Phase Screen Electromagnetic Propagation Simulations of Starfish Prime Event
It has been decided at this point to pause development of the trans-ionospheric model, and the main goal of this document is to record the current status and maintain a list of references for the future. The 2D model appears to work: however, to truly gain meaningful information about the environment, the scintillation model should be integrated into an end-to-end communication link simulation, which includes much more phenomenology. It would be beneficial at this point to specify a particular link or system and import a HANE environments into existing simulations. Multiple realizations of the noise could then be applied, and communication signal budgets could be analyzed for particular systems.
Effects of Vacuum Impedance Changes on MITL Flow using 3D Electromagnetic PIC Simulations.
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Variational, Stable, and Self-Consistent Coupling of 3D Electromagnetics to 1D Transmission Lines .
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Polarization, DUV-Photoemission & Electromagnetic Field Imaging.
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Effects of Vacuum Impedance Changes on MITL Flow using 3D Electromagnetic PIC Simulations.
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Modeling Coupling through an Electromagnetically Deep Slot Aperture.
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