HT-7托卡马克LHCD及IBW加热实验中MHD的实时检测及抑制
The MHD Real-Time Detecting and Suppression of in HT-7 Tokamak LHCD and IBW Experiment
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作者: 毛剑珊*, 罗家融：中国科学院，等离子体物理研究所
关键词: 托卡马克；低混杂波电流驱动(LHCD)；离子伯恩斯坦波(IBW)；MHD实时检测；FFT
Tokamak; Current Drive of Lower Hybrid Wave (LHCD); Ion Berstein Wave (IBW); MHD Real-Time Measure; FFT
摘要: 在HT-7超导托卡马克成功进行了大功率低混杂波电流驱动(LHCD)及离子伯恩斯坦波(IBW)加热实验。在HT-7超导托卡马克物理实验中，磁流体不稳定性(MHD)是一个重要的研究课题。对于大功率低混杂波电流驱动条件下的高参数长脉冲等离子体，抑制和控制撕裂模不稳定性更为重要。HT-7超导托卡马克实验研究中，成功建成了快速主动反馈监测MHD系统。本文以凌华公司生产的DAQ2010高速采集卡为硬件对象，介绍了HT-7超导托卡马克LHCD和IBW实验中MHD的实时检测反馈系统的研制。
Abstract: In the experiment of HT-7 superconducting tokamak, the instability of the Magneto-Hydrodynamics (MHD) is an important factor influencing HT-7 long pulse discharge. It is more important for Large power Current drive of lower hybrid wave (LHW) and Ion Berstein Wave (IBW) on HT-7 superconducting tokamak. Usually, we can suppress MHD through the method to modulate LHW and IBW. The method of active feedback modulating LHW and IBW not only can suppress MHD real-timely, but also uninfluence the drive efficiency. Aim at DAQ2010 advanced data acquisi- tion card, this paper introduced the system of the real-time feedback measure for suppressing MHD on LHCD and IBW heating experiment of HT-7 superconducting tokamak.
文章引用：毛剑珊, 罗家融. HT-7托卡马克LHCD及IBW加热实验中MHD的实时检测及抑制[J]. 现代物理, 2012, 2(2): 7-14. http://dx.doi.org/10.12677/mp.2012.22002

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