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Fusion Engineering and Design. 87:1977-1980
Computer based control and data acquisition systems have long played a critical role in fusion research in the development and operation of experiments such as the DIII-D tokamak in San Diego. These systems require great flexibility in being able to
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Fusion Engineering and Design. 71:5-9
This paper covers recent computer system upgrades made to the DIII–D tokamak control and neutral beam computer systems. The systems responsible for monitoring and controlling the DIII–D tokamak and injecting neutral beam power have recently come
Publikováno v:
Fusion Engineering and Design. 60:305-309
The DIII-D tokamak at the DIII-D National Fusion Facility routinely acquires ∼500MB of raw data per pulse of the experiment through a centralized data management system. It is expected that in FY01 (October 2001 to September 2002), nearly 1TB of da
Autor:
D.P. Schissel, J.R. Burruss, J. Schachter, B.B McHarg, Q. Peng, J.C. Phillips, T. B. Terpstra, K.K Keith
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Fusion Engineering and Design. :1005-1009
A long-term plan is being implemented to enhance the computational infrastructure of the DIII-D National Fusion Facility. One of the goals of this plan is more efficient utilization of DIII-D experimental run-time by decreasing the time to analyze, s
Autor:
B.B McHarg
Publikováno v:
Fusion Engineering and Design. 48:77-82
The DIII–D tokamak national fusion research facility along with its predecessor Doublet III has been operating for over 21 years. The DIII–D computing environment consists of: real-time systems controlling the tokamak, heating systems, and diagno
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J. Freeman, C. T. Parker, T. B. Terpstra, J. Schachter, R. Jong, D.P. Schissel, T. A. Casper, K. Keith, B.B McHarg, Q. Peng, W. H. Meyer
Publikováno v:
Fusion Engineering and Design. 48:105-111
Recently a number of enhancements to the computer hardware infrastructure have been implemented at the DIII–D National Fusion Facility. Utilizing these improvements to the hardware infrastructure, software enhancements are focusing on streamlined a
Publikováno v:
Fusion Engineering and Design. 43:343-355
The DIII-D National Fusion Facility, a tokamak experiment funded by the US Department of Energy and operated by General Atomics (GA), is an international resource for plasma physics and fusion energy science research. This facility has a long history
Autor:
B.B McHarg
Publikováno v:
Fusion Engineering and Design. 71:1-3
Publikováno v:
1999 IEEE Conference on Real-Time Computer Applications in Nuclear Particle and Plasma Physics. 11th IEEE NPSS Real Time Conference. Conference Record (Cat. No.99EX295).
A key component of the DIII-D tokamak fusion experiment is a flexible and easy to expand digital control system which actively controls a large number of parameters in real-time. These include plasma shape, position, density, and total stored energy.
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1999 IEEE Conference on Real-Time Computer Applications in Nuclear Particle and Plasma Physics. 11th IEEE NPSS Real Time Conference. Conference Record (Cat. No.99EX295).
One of the diagnostic systems critical to the success of the DIII-D tokamak experiment is the Thomson scattering diagnostic. This diagnostic is unique in that it measures local electron temperature and density: (1) at multiple locations within the to