FusionPapers
図版検索トレンドwiki日本の研究
© 2026 FUSIONPAPERS
About法務情報
トップに戻る

The 118 GHz ECRH experiment on Tore Supra

C Darbos, R Magne, S Alberti, A Barbuti, X Zou2001年Fusion Engineering and DesignIF 1.7出版社

AbstractAn electron cyclotron resonance heating (ECRH) system is presently under construction at Commissariat à l'Energie Atomique (CEA) Cadarache for the Tore Supra experiment. The generator is planned to be made of six gyrotrons giving RF waves with a frequency of 118 GHz and a unit power of 400 kW (500 kW) for a pulse length of 210 s (5 s); two of them are already installed: the prototype was first tested on various dummy loads and on plasma and the first series tube is still being tested on a CW load. The results are presented in the following paper.

日本語訳

電子サイクロトロン共鳴加熱(ECRH)システムは、現在、トア・シュプラ実験のために原子力庁(CEA)カダラッシュで建設中である。ジェネレータは、周波数118 GHz、単位出力400 kW(500 kW)のRF波をパルス長210秒(5秒)で発生させる6基のジャイロトロンで構成される予定である。そのうち2基はすでに設置されている:プロトタイプはまず様々なダミーロードおよびプラズマに対して試験され、最初の量産管は現在もCW負荷で試験中である。その結果は以下の論文で発表される。

wiki

Electron cyclotron heatingTore Supra
この論文にはまだAI要約がありません。

関連論文

The ECRH/ECCD system on Tore Supra, a major step towards continuous operation

2003Nuclear Fusion

Cyclotron resonance heating systems for SST-1

2006Nuclear Fusion

European high-power CW gyrotron development for ECRH systems

2001Fusion Engineering and Design

MW gyrotron development for fusion plasma applications

2003Plasma Physics and Controlled Fusion

Development of 14 GHz 1 MW and 28 GHz 0.4 MW gyrotrons for low-field fusion devices

2025Nuclear Fusion

ECH system and its application to long pulse discharge in large helical device

2001Fusion Engineering and Design

Performance of the 140 GHz prototype transmission system for ECRH on the stellarator W7-X

2001Fusion Engineering and Design

Development of high power gyrotrons for advanced fusion devices

2019Nuclear Fusion

Development of an electron cyclotron resonance heating and electron Bernstein wave current drive system on ST40

2022Plasma Physics and Controlled Fusion

Calorimetric loads for high power transmission lines at millimeter wavelengths

2001Fusion Engineering and Design