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Electron Cyclotron Resonance Preionization Experiment OntheHT-6B Tokamak
International Journal of Infrared and Millimeter Waves
Electrical & Electronics Abstracts
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China Report
Preionization and Start-up in the ISX-B Tokamak Using Electron Cyclotron Heating at 28 GHz
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A 28-GHz gyrotron was used to produce a plasma at the electron cyclotron resonance in the Impurity Study Experiment (ISX-B) tokamak. The influence of the toroidal magnetic field magnitude, error fields, gas pressure, microwave power, microwave pulse length, and microwave timing was studied for experiments with magnetic field and gas only. Also, experiments with preionization followed by capacitor discharges were carried out in which these quantities were varied, as were the capacitor bank voltages. Optimum conditions of preionization for some of the parameters were determined. A theoretical model that adequately reproduces the data is given. Calculations based on this model show the temporal evolution of the electron temperature and density, the neutral density, and the plasma current. The model adequately accounts for present and previous experimental results and can be used to make predictions for future experiments.
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A 28-GHz gyrotron was used to produce a plasma at the electron cyclotron resonance in the Impurity Study Experiment (ISX-B) tokamak. The influence of the toroidal magnetic field magnitude, error fields, gas pressure, microwave power, microwave pulse length, and microwave timing was studied for experiments with magnetic field and gas only. Also, experiments with preionization followed by capacitor discharges were carried out in which these quantities were varied, as were the capacitor bank voltages. Optimum conditions of preionization for some of the parameters were determined. A theoretical model that adequately reproduces the data is given. Calculations based on this model show the temporal evolution of the electron temperature and density, the neutral density, and the plasma current. The model adequately accounts for present and previous experimental results and can be used to make predictions for future experiments.