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Magnetic configuration control of ITER plasmas

Fusion Engineering and Design, 2007
The aim of this paper is to present some new tools used to review the capability of the ITER Poloidal Field (PF) system in controlling the broad range of plasma configurations presently forecasted during ITER operation. The attention is focused on the axi-symmetric aspects of plasma magnetic configuration control since they pose the greatest challenges
Albanese R.   +9 more
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An integrated approach to the control of magnetically confined plasmas

Fusion Engineering and Design, 2001
Abstract In this paper, a short review of the work done in the framework of a nation-wide research programme on ‘Models and Methods for Plasma Control in Magnetically Confined Fusion Experiments’ is presented. The broad aim of the overall programme is to develop and propose a new effective and reliable approach to the on-line plasma control for ...
Albanese, R.   +21 more
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Magnetic Control of Tokamak Plasmas

2008
The problem of confining a plasma, with sufficiently high density and temperature, is of crucial importance if nuclear fusion is to be made usable as a form of power generation. Tokamaks – devices with a toroidal geometry – are among the most popular candidates by which such confinement can be achieved.
Ariola, Marco, PIRONTI, ALFREDO
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Plasma magnetic robust control in tokamak-reactor

Proceedings of the 45th IEEE Conference on Decision and Control, 2006
The paper is devoted to the development of two-loop plasma position, current and shape control system in tokamak-reactor. The Hinfin approach is used for the design of SISO and MIMO feedback controllers. In the procedure of controllers design the MIMO linear plant model (plasma in tokamak) DINA-L was used.
Yuri V. Mitrishkin   +3 more
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Plasma Magnetic Control Problem

2016
In the previous chapters, we have shown how it is possible to derive an FDLTI (finite-dimension linear time-invariant) model able to describe the interactions between the plasma and the surrounding structures, in terms of specified inputs and outputs, under certain simplifying assumptions.
Marco Ariola, Alfredo Pironti
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