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Comparison of Energy Transport in Plasma with ECR Heating on the L-2M Stellarator and T-10 Tokamak

Plasma Physics Reports
Y. Dnestrovskij   +11 more
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High Density ECR Discharge with Gyrotron Plasma Heating as a Multipurpose Ion Source

International Vacuum Electronics Conference, 2023
The use of the powerful millimeter wavelength range gyrotron radiation for the plasma heating allowed us to create a concept of a unique gasdynamic ion sources at IAP RAS.
V. Skalyga   +5 more
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Modernization of the filtration system for the Doppler reflectometry diagnostics of the L-2M stellarator for operation in regimes high-power ECR heating

Journal of Instrumentation, 2020
The commissioning of the MIG-3 gyrotron complex at the L-2M stellarator has made it possible to reach a record power density input into plasma of 3.4 MW/m3 during the ECR heating of the plasma.
A. A. Kharchevskii   +5 more
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Megawatt Gyrotrons For ECR Heating

SPIE Proceedings, 1988
Varian is in the process of developing gyrotrons capable of generating power levels of 1 MW CW at a frequency of 140 GHz. The first experimental gyrotron in this program has been designed to generate short-pulse power levels of 1 MW and up to 400 kW CW. In recent tests on this gyrotron, a short-pulse power level of 820 kW was obtained at 21% efficiency.
K. FeIch   +5 more
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ECR Heating in L-2M Stellarator

Fusion Technology, 1995
The first results of ECH experiments in the L-2M stellarator are presented. The main goal of the experiments is to investigate the physics of ECH and plasma confinement at very high values of the v...
S.E. Grebenshchikov   +25 more
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Plasma instability in ECR heated ion sources

1990 Plasma Science IEEE Conference Record - Abstracts, 1990
Summary form only given. In an experimental program on Constance B and Tara Anchor at the MIT Plasma Fusion Center, electron cyclotron resonance (ECR)-heated plasmas in magnetic quadrupole mirrors were investigated. Experiments were conducted at microwave frequencies between 10.5 and 18 GHz and ECR heating powers between 1 and 5 kW.
Y.-K. Pu, W. Halverson
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