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Our new small-scale pulsed plasma testbed is used for studying how first wall materials interact with our circuits. Comparing materials in plasma conditions helps us quantify losses, efficiency, and performance before scaling.

Helion

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About how fast are the pulses? Asking for a friend. Are we talkin amplification of ultrashort pulses almost always requires the technique of chirped pulse amplification?

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Its nice to see another Farnsworth in the lab!

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So what is current date Helion will produce fusion at low cost?

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