Performance predictions of the SPARC x-ray crystal spectrometers for ion temperature and toroidal rotation measurementshttps://doi.org/10.7910/DVN/XPJTK6Perks, C.; Vezinet, D.; Rice, J.E.; Reinke, M.L.Harvard Dataverse2025-06-092025-06-09T12:00:05ZSPARC will be outfitted with three systems of X-ray crystal spectrometer arrays. Two of these are designed using cylindrically bent crystals to achieve high spectral-resolution for ion temperature and toroidal velocity measurements via imaging He-like Kr and Ne-like Xe. The last acts as a spectral survey system to monitor Ne-like W and nearby Hi and He-like emission from Cr, Fe, Co, Ni, Cu. Line radiation intensities are calculated using the FLEXIBLE ATOMIC CODE for atomic data and COLRADPY for collisional-radiative modeling then convoluted with a Voigt line shape. Free-free, free-bound, and two-photon continuum radiation is also included. The TOFU code is used to perform volume-of-sight integration to produce synthetic detector images. Also presented is cross-validation performed using the XICSRT Monte Carlo ray-tracing code. Ion temperature and toroidal velocity profiles are reconstructed using TOFU via tomographic inversion.Physicsatomic datacollisional-radiative modelingcylindrically bent crystalsflexible atomic codeion temperatureSPARCspectral survey systemsynthetic detector imagesToFu codetomographic inversiontoroidal rotation measurementsvoigt line shapex-ray crystal spectrometer arraysXICSRT Monte Carlo ray-tracing code2025-06-09CC0 1.0