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Experience with the ECRH system of ASDEX-Upgrade

F Leuterer, M Beckmann, H Brinkschulte, F Monaco, E Tai2001年Fusion Engineering and DesignIF 1.7出版社

AbstractThe 140 GHz ASDEX-Upgrade ECRH system uses four gyrotrons to generate a total power of 2 MW in a Gaussian beam for 2 s. External magnetic perturbations, originating from the poloidal stray magnetic field of the tokamak air core transformer, and also from the cryomagnet of the adjacent gyrotron, influence the startup of the oscillation and the electron beam deposition in the collector. The transmissions are partly quasioptical and partly corrugated HE-11 waveguide lines. Their losses have been determined calorimetrically.

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140 GHz ASDEX-Upgrade ECRHシステムは、2秒間ガウスビームで合計2 MWの電力を生成するために4つのジャイラトロンを使用している。外部磁場摂動は、トカマク空芯変圧器のポロイダル迷走磁場、および隣接するジャイラトロンのクライオマグネットに起因するが、発振の立ち上がりとコレクタ内の電子ビーム堆積に影響を与える。伝送路は、一部が準光学式で、一部がコルゲートHE-11導波管線路である。それらの損失は熱量測定により決定された。

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