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

Signal processing of Thomson scattering data in a noisy environment in ASDEX Upgrade

B Kurzan, M Jakobi, H Murmann, ASDEX Upgrade Team2004年Plasma Physics and Controlled FusionIF 2.2出版社

For the Thomson scattering diagnostic in the ASDEX Upgrade tokamak, new transient recorders for acquiring the time evolution of the scattering pulses are used. Instead of integrating over the scattering pulse, as performed by the usually applied charge-sensitive analogue-to-digital converters (ADCs), a non-Gaussian pulse shape is fitted to the measured scattering signal. Both in this fitting procedure and in determination of the electron density and temperature from the scattering signals, correlated noise is taken into account. The number of outliers due to perturbations of the scattering signal is substantially reduced and the resulting electron density and temperature values are of higher accuracy than those that were obtained with the evaluation method based on charge-sensitive ADCs. The minimum electron density, detectable with a signal-to-noise ratio of 1, is now at ne = 0.75 × 1018 m−3, which is a factor of 3 lower than that obtained with the evaluation based on the integration over the scattering pulse.

日本語訳

ASDEX Upgradeトカマクにおけるトムソン散乱計測のために、散乱パルスの時間発展を取得するための新しいトランジェントレコーダーが使用されている。通常用いられる電荷感応型アナログ-デジタル変換器(ADC)による散乱パルス積分の代わりに、非ガウス型パルス形状が測定された散乱信号にフィッティングされる。このフィッティング手順と、電子密度および電子温度の決定の両方において、相関ノイズが考慮される。これにより、散乱信号の外れ値による摂動の数が大幅に低減され、得られる電子密度および電子温度の値は、電荷感応型ADCに基づく評価方法によって得られた値よりも高い精度を持つ。信号対ノイズ比1で検出可能な最小電子密度は、現在ne = 0.75 × 10^18 m^-3であり、これは散乱パルス上の積分に基づく評価よりも3倍低い値である。

装置

asdex-upgrade高精度(タイトル一致)

wiki

ASDEXASDEX UpgradeThomson scattering
この論文にはまだAI要約がありません。

関連論文

First high-repetition-rate Thomson scattering for fusion plasmas

1982Nuclear Fusion

Sensitive Thomson scattering from a low-density plasma using a repetitively pulsed Nd:YAG laser

1986Plasma Physics and Controlled Fusion

Thomson scattering on non-equilibrium low density plasmas: principles, practice and challenges

2015Plasma Physics and Controlled Fusion

Collective Thomson scattering at W7-AS

1997Plasma Physics and Controlled Fusion

Enhanced microwave scattering in plasmas

1994Plasma Physics and Controlled Fusion

2D full wave simulation of scattering process for doppler reflectometry

2026Plasma Physics and Controlled Fusion

Application of polarization interferometers for Thomson scattering

2006Plasma Physics and Controlled Fusion

Non-Maxwellian electron velocity distributions observed with Thomson scattering in the TORTUR tokamak

1992Nuclear Fusion

Diagnostics of low-density glow discharge plasmas using Thomson scattering

1998Plasma Physics and Controlled Fusion

Study of microturbulence in the TEXTOR Tokamak using CO2 laser scattering

1987Plasma Physics and Controlled Fusion