Design and development activities for in-vessel and in-port components of ITER microwave diagnostics
Plasma Physics
2015-04-14 v1 Instrumentation and Detectors
Abstract
The ITER tokamak will be operating with 5 microwave diagnostic systems. While they rely on different physics, they share a common need: transmitting low and high power microwave in the range of 12 GHz to 1000 GHz(different bandwidths for different diagnostics) between the plasma and a diagnostic area tens of meters away. The designs proposed for vacuum windows, in-vessel waveguides and antennas are presented together with the development activities needed to finalise this work.
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@article{arxiv.1504.03110,
title = {Design and development activities for in-vessel and in-port components of ITER microwave diagnostics},
author = {Antoine Sirinelli and Nikolay Antonov and Russel Feder and Thibaud Giacomin and Gregory Hanson and David Johnson and Vitaliy Lukyanov and Philippe Maquet and Alex Martin and Johan W. Oosterbeek and Christophe Penot and Mickaël Portalès and Catalin Roman and Paco Sanchez and Dmitry Shelukhin and Victor S. Udintsev and George Vayakis and Vladimir Vershkov and Michael J. Walsh and Ali Zolfaghari and Alexander Zvonkov},
journal= {arXiv preprint arXiv:1504.03110},
year = {2015}
}
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Part of SOFT 2014 conference, San Sebastian, Spain