RF Driven Currents in Fusion Devices
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Among the recent achievements lead ing to the development of a thermonu clear reactor is the generation of plasma currents, of hundred of kiloamperes over several seconds using RF waves, with a record figure of 300 kA. This implies that a tokamak system could be opera ted in a steady state or quasi-steady state, which is not possible when the plasma current is produced through a transformer coupling as at present. Suc cess in maintaining the plasma current with RF waves with a good efficiency may, moreover, simplify some of the technical problems encountered in buil ding a practical reactor based on nuclear fusion.
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