STATUS OF THE ITER PLASMA CONTROL SYSTEM CONCEPTUAL DESIGN
STATUS OF THE ITER PLASMA CONTROL SYSTEM CONCEPTUAL DESIGN
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2009
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A. Winter;D. Campbell;T. Casper;Y. Gribov;L. Scibile;A. Wallander;I. Yonekawa
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A. Winter;D. Campbell;T. Casper;Y. Gribov;L. Scibile;A. Wallander;I. Yonekawa
The physics requirements for plasma control in ITER have been described in some detail in the ITER Physics Basis [1] and its update [2, 3]. A general description of plasma control in ITER was also published a few years ago [4] and more recently in [5]. Now that ITER construction is underway, the formal system requirements for the Plasma Control System (PCS) have been specified in a high level document that describes the key features of the PCS and the interfaces between the PCS and the diagnostic measurements, actuators, and other plant systems. The PCS is a fundamental part of the Control, Data Access and Communication (CODAC) system on ITER. It will be controlling the evolution of all plasma parameters that are necessary to operate ITER throughout all phases of the discharge. This paper will summarize briefly the physics and operational requirements for the PCS and describe the integration and interfaces between the PCS, CODAC and the Central Interlock System (CIS).