Taming the world's greatest tokamak: Diverse electrotechnical disciplines are used to probe, test, measure, and analyze a premier fusion reactor

Gadi Kaplan

doi:10.1109/mspec.1984.6370465

Taming the world's greatest tokamak: Diverse electrotechnical disciplines are used to probe, test, measure, and analyze a premier fusion reactor

Gadi Kaplan

https://doi.org/10.1109/mspec.1984.6370465

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Journal: IEEE spectrum

Publication Date: Sep 1, 1984

Affiliation: Spectrum Research (United States)

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A description is given of the techniques used to probe, test, measure, and analyze Princeton's tokamak fusion test reactor (TFTR). The discussion focuses on the power system, the tetrode developed for regulating and switching DC power, plasma diagnostics, and data processing.

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