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Development of super high power klystron-system for JT-60 LHRF heating and current drive

Tsuyoshi Imai, Yoshitaka Ikeda, Sunao Maebara, Tsuneyuki Fujii, Takashi Nagashima1990年Fusion Engineering and DesignIF 1.7出版社

AbstractRF heating system with total power of 24 MW fed by 1 MW klystrons at around 2 GHz have been developed and operated successfully in the JT-60 tokamak. System performance has been demonstrated in a real plasma load. A super high power system has worked stably against changeable plasma load without output circulators. A maximum power input into plasmas reached 11 MW from three array launchers of four row by eight line waveguides, which corresponded to 17 MW generator power.

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全出力24 MWのRF加熱システムは、周波数約2 GHzで1 MWのクライストロンによって駆動され、JT-60トカマクにおいて開発され、成功裏に運用された。システムの性能は実プラズマ負荷において実証された。高出力システムは、出力サーキュレータを用いることなく、変動するプラズマ負荷に対して安定に動作した。プラズマへの最大入力電力は、4行8列の導波管からなる3基のランチャーアレイにより11 MWに達し、これは17 MWの発生器出力に相当する。

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