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Activities at the Tokyo EBIT 2010

In this paper, we present recent activities at the Tokyo EBIT after giving an overview of the present status of the devices. We have been studying dielectronic recombination processes by means of several techniques. In addition to X-ray observations and charge abundance observations, 2-photon observations have been recently used to study DR processes which emit two photons successively (but practically simultaneously). Recent efforts on spectroscopic work are mainly concentrated on Fe and W ions, which are relevant to astrophysical and fusion plasmas. Several spectrometers that can cover a wide range of wavelength, such as visible, EUV, and X-rays, were used for accumulating useful data for plasma diagnostics applications. HCI-surface collision processes were studied using ions extracted through the beam line, that has recently been modified. Very highly charged ions up to Bi81+ were used for studying the effect of huge potential energy.