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Plasma Production on the Current Carrying Electrodes at the Angara-5-1

In the high-current Z-pinch technique, energy is transferred to the load via vacuum lines with magnetic self-isolation. Plasma is formed on the electrodes of these lines. The plasma formation process near the radiating Z-pinch is enhanced due to irradiating the electrodes by soft x-ray radiation (SXR). Evaporation of thin organic films (an oil layer from diffusion pumps) also leads to early plasma formation before the powerful SXR pulse occurs.