Abstract

The deposition profile of the impurity pellet is measured by a two-dimensional fast-framing vacuum ultraviolet (VUV) camera system in the large helical device (LHD). The fast framing camera selectively measures the emission from the hydrogen-like ions of carbon (C VI) with a frame rate of several kHz. From the emission profile of the hydrogen-like carbon ions, which are in the process of ionization, the initial deposition profile of the carbon is estimated using a simple one-dimensional transport model.

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