Long pulse large area beam extraction with a rf driven H(-)/D(-) source
1Max-Planck-Institut für Plasmaphysik, Boltzmannstrasse 2, Garching, Germany.
Abstract:
IPP Garching is heavily involved in the development of the rf driven H(-)/D(-) ion source for the ITER NBI. After the successful demonstration of the required physical parameters, the experimental conditions have been extended to long pulses and large area beam extraction. This paper contains descriptions of the source and power supply modifications necessitated for long pulses as well as the latest results including the first 1 h pulse. Suppression of the coextracted electron current is a key issue. Experiments with potential control, different magnetic filter fields, and cesium handling to suppress the electrons and stabilize the currents are also reported.
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