1. Integration of Vacuum Coupled Diagnostics
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G. Janeschitz, George Vayakis, Home Teams, Iter Joint Central Team, A. E. Costley, L. de Kock, T. Steinbacher, H. S. Hurzlmeier, Chris Walker, N. P. Hawkes, R. Barnsley, A. Kislyakov, and P. Edmonds
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Cryostat ,Physics ,Tokamak ,Spectrometer ,business.industry ,Computer Science::Neural and Evolutionary Computation ,Port (circuit theory) ,Spectral line ,law.invention ,Optics ,law ,Line (geometry) ,Neutral particle ,business ,Microwave - Abstract
A special class of ITER diagnostics consists of those which extend the primary or tokamak vacuum outside the cryostat wall. This diagnostic set consists of the x-ray crystal spectrometers (XCS) [1], the vacuum ultra-violet spectrometers (VUV) [2], the neutral particle analysers (NPA) [3] and the low-field-side microwave reflectometers [4]. Two XCS systems are included, a high resolution five radial channel array system (XCS-A) designed to view specific spectral lines for temperature and rotation velocity profiles and a survey instrument package (XCS-S) to monitor a broad spectrum for identifying impurity concentrations. The vacuum vessel rough-out line is also located at this port.
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- 1998
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