Study of the radiation temperature on ablator by using the shock wave technique

A new diagnostic platform for more accurate diagnosis of the peak radiation temperature on ablator has been proposed. A nearly constant radiation temperature was obtained by two laser entrance holes spherical hohlraum. The peak radiation temperature on ablator was determined by the shock wave technique. A high-quality burn-through image of a two-step-shaped Au ablator was obtained in the experiment. The simulated mass ablation rate agrees well with the experimental result, while the peak radiation temperature measured by flat-response x-ray detectors outside the hohlraum was of similar to 20 eV's lower than that obtained by the shock wave technique. This deviation results in similar to 20%'s decrease in the mass ablation rate in the simulation. Thus, the new diagnostic platform can provide more accurate peak radiation temperature diagnosis. This can greatly support the inertial confinement fusion ignition target design.