Main design features and challenges of the ITER-like ICRF antenna for JET

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Abstract

The ITER-like ICRF antenna for JET aims at validating novel antenna design principles in conditions as relevant as possible to ITER by coupling about 7.2 MW to an ELMy H-mode plasma on JET in the frequency range from 30 to 55 MHz. The power density, about 8 MW/m2, for a given maximum voltage in the circuit is maximized using poloidally short straps and the resilience to fast varying RF loads by matching pairs of straps by a so-called conjugate-T. The paper reports the main characteristics of the final design as well as the main challenges encountered during the design and testing phase of the key components. © 2005 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.

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Durodié, F., Chappuis, P., Fanthome, J., Goulding, R. H., Hosea, J., Lamalle, P. U., … Wesner, F. (2005). Main design features and challenges of the ITER-like ICRF antenna for JET. In Fusion Engineering and Design (Vol. 74, pp. 223–228). https://doi.org/10.1016/j.fusengdes.2005.08.019

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