We study the scrape-off layer turbulence and transport in Tokamak Chauffage Alfvén Brésilien (TCABR) before and during the launching of radio frequency excited waves that interact with the boundary plasma. We present the main characteristics of the background electrostatic fluctuations and the intermittent bursts. During the perturbation, the plasma turbulence intensity increases and the average phase velocity reverses its direction. The total turbulence driven transport and the transport radially convected by the intermittent fluctuation bursts also increase with the perturbation. The probability distributions of the bursts have long tails, resembling those typical of flight distributions with a decay parameter increasing with the wave excitation.
Intrinsic suppression of turbulence in linear plasma devices