Upgrades to the TEXTOR electron cyclotron emission imaging diagnostic
Upgrades to the TEXTOR electron cyclotron emission imaging diagnostic
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DOI:
10.1063/1.2352727
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发表时间:
2006-10
影响因子:
1.6
通讯作者:
C. Domier;Z. Xia;P. Zhang;N. Luhmann;H. Park;E. Mazzucato;M. J. V. D. Pol;I. Classen;A. Donne;R. Jaspers
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作者:
C. Domier;Z. Xia;P. Zhang;N. Luhmann;H. Park;E. Mazzucato;M. J. V. D. Pol;I. Classen;A. Donne;R. Jaspers
A 128 channel electron cyclotron emission imaging instrument has been routinely used to study magnetohydrodynamics physics such as m=1 and m=2 modes on the TEXTOR tokamak. As currently configured, each of the 16 mixer array elements measures plasma emission at 8 simultaneous frequencies to form a 16×8 image of electron temperature profiles and fluctuations over an area of 16cm (vertical) by 6cm (horizontal). A redesigned mixer array, coupled with new wideband electronics to be installed later this year, will increase the plasma coverage to 17cm(v)×9cm(h). The new arrangement offers increased temperature resolution together with new gain and video bandwidth controls in a highly modular configuration for ease of maintenance and facilitation of future upgrades both in frequency coverage as well as number of channels.