Abstract
Three visible and one VUV spectrometers covering four toroidal positions have been set to study He and H plasma created by NOVA-UNICAMP tokamak. Ion temperatures have been measured at the beginning of the tokamak discharge by Doppler broadening of C, O and He lines. The time evolution of carbon line emissions, with different degrees of ionization, showed to have opposite behavior between high and low plasma ionization condition. The high density operation and 2 kHz oscillation present throughout discharge, caused by periodical touching of the plasma with NOVA-UNICAMP tokamak limiter, restrained the increase of ion temperature.
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