To-Ka-Mak
to(roidal'naya) kam(era s) ak(sial'nym magnitnym polem ) ‘toroidal chamber with axial magnetic field.’
Overview Measuring soft x-ray emission is a useful and non-invasive diagnostic for studying internal plasma properties and MHD mode structure and dynamics. The HBT-EP tokamak is equipped with two multi-chord soft x-ray systems to study interna profile and fluctuation behavior. A 32-channel soft x-ray tomography (SXRT) system composed of discrete diodes with a thin film filter of Titanium, Zirconium, an dCarbon coated directly on to the diode face is used to reconstruct 2-D plasma emissivity profiles at a single toroidal location. Resolution of the system is sufficient to measure the structure and evolution of edge (m,n) =<2,1) tearing modes. The SXRT system is in the proces of being reinstated after being out of use for ten years.
in addition, a 16-channel "fan-array" assembly based upon a linear diode array and a 400nm Beryllium filter measure emission predominantly from teh plasma core. A planned upgrade to the fan-array form measuring temperature profiles using a multiple set of filters and additional diode arrays is being designed in cooperation with the Princeton Plasma Physics lab.
Soft X-ray Emission
Ongoing Development: Further upgrades to the soft-xray diagnostics.
Magnetic | Optical | Feedback | Other |
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Ferritic Wall | Soft X-Ray | Data Acquisition | Hall Probe |
Poloidal Sensors | Thomson Scattering | Power Amplifiers | Bias Probe |
Toroidal Sensors | Fast Camera | CPCI | Mach/Float Probe |
Rogowski Coils | D-Alpha | Signal Amps | Rotation |
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