Programmable pulse generator for Aditya gas puffing system

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In the Aditya Tokamak, one of primary requirement for plasma generation is to feed the required quantity of the fuel gas prior to plasma shot. Gas feed system mainly consists of piezoelectric gas leak valve and gas reservoir. The Hydrogen gas is prior to 300ms loop voltage for the duration of 4 msec to 7 msec. Gas is puffed during the shot for required plasma parameters and to increase plasma density using the same system. The valve is controlled by either continuous voltage or pulses of different width, amplitude and delay with respect to loop voltage. These voltage pulses are normally applied through standard pulse generator. The standard pulse generator is replaced by micro controller based in housed developed programmable pulse generator system consists of in built power supply, BNC input for external trigger, BNC output and serial interface. This programmable pulse generator is successfully tested and is in operation for gas puffing during ADITYA Tokamak experiments. The paper discusses the design and development aspect of the system.

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Patel, N., Chavda, C., Bhatt, S. B., Chattopadhyay, P., & Saxena, Y. C. (2012). Programmable pulse generator for Aditya gas puffing system. In Journal of Physics: Conference Series (Vol. 390). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/390/1/012012

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