Special electronic scanning circuits have been built to increase the resolution time of an intensified photodiode array assembly used for detecting EUV emission. The system can operate at 1-MHz sampling rate to provide data readout on two parallel output lines. The scanning time of a 1000-element array can be reduced to 500 μs. The system is programmable and can function sequentially at three different frequencies within a single scan. The device is CAMAC compatible and operated remotely by computer. It has been used to record spatial as well as temporal development of EUV radiation from the TEXTOR tokamak plasma.
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