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Preliminary results of electron cyclotronheating experiments on the PDX Tokamak

H. Hsuan, R. Polman, D. Boyd, A. Cavallo, A. Dimits, M. Goldman, B. Grek, C. Hoot, D. Johnson, B. LeBlanc1984年Plasma Physics and Controlled FusionIF 2.2出版社

ECH experiments on PDX have been carried out with two 60GHz pulsed gyrotrons at about l00kWeach. The electron cyclotron (EC) waves were launched in narrow beams from both outside andinside the plasma torus. In the best heating results obtained, Thomson scattering datarecorded a central temperature increase from ⩽1.5keV to ⩽2.5keV at about 1O13cm-3 density withapproximately 80kW outside ordinary mode heating.

日本語訳

PDXにおける電子サイクロトロン加熱実験は、それぞれ約100kWの2基の60GHzパルスジャイロトロンを用いて実施された。電子サイクロトロン(EC)波は、プラズマトーラスの外部と内部の両方から細いビームとして入射された。得られた最良の加熱結果では、トムソン散乱データにより、約80kWの外部Oモード加熱により、約10¹³cm⁻³の密度において中心温度が⩽1.5keVから⩽2.5keVへ上昇したことが記録された。

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