The Tore Supra Front Steering Long Pulse ECRH Antenna. Past Experience - Present Evolution - Future Experiments
The long pulse capability of Tore Supra and its ECRH system makes it an ideal machine to prove steady state feedback control as required in ITER. Although Neoclassical Tearing Modes (NTMs) have not yet been observed on Tore Supra, the control of other MHD modes represents a very similar task from a...
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| description | The long pulse capability of Tore Supra and its ECRH system makes it an ideal machine to prove steady state feedback control as required in ITER. Although Neoclassical Tearing Modes (NTMs) have not yet been observed on Tore Supra, the control of other MHD modes represents a very similar task from a control point of view and the stabilisation of such modes for long periods using ECRH will provide essential experience for the implementation of such control schemes on ITER. For this work to progress on Tore Supra, it must be possible to vary the injection angles in real time under feedback control from measured plasma parameters. At Tore Supra the front mirror position - and hence the injection angles - is adjusted using stepper motors controlled through a serial link. The use of a serial link limiting the sampling time for the control system to 50-100 ms and the dynamic response of the stepper motors results in a system frequency response |
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