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A new type of plasma calorimeter has been developed for laser light absorption and measurement of laser irradiated targets. The principle of this detector is the same as a bolometer; plasmas and x rays are absorbed by a thin glass plate which is transparent enough for laser light, and temperature rise of the absorber plate is detected by a faint increase of the resistance of a nickel resistance bulb. The structure and application example are described.
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