A wide-viewing-angle visible light imaging system （VLIS） was mounted on the Joint Texas Experimental Tokamak （J-TEXT） to monitor the discharge process. It is proposed that by using the film data recorded the plasm...A wide-viewing-angle visible light imaging system （VLIS） was mounted on the Joint Texas Experimental Tokamak （J-TEXT） to monitor the discharge process. It is proposed that by using the film data recorded the plasma vertical displacement can be estimated. In this paper installation and operation of the VLIS are presented in detailed. The estimated result is further compared with that measured by using an array of magnetic pickup coils. Their consistency verifies that the estimation of the plasma vertical displacement in J-TEXT by using the imaging data is promising.展开更多
基金supported in part by the National 973 Project of China (No.2008CB717805)National Natural Science Foundation of China (No.50907029)
文摘A wide-viewing-angle visible light imaging system （VLIS） was mounted on the Joint Texas Experimental Tokamak （J-TEXT） to monitor the discharge process. It is proposed that by using the film data recorded the plasma vertical displacement can be estimated. In this paper installation and operation of the VLIS are presented in detailed. The estimated result is further compared with that measured by using an array of magnetic pickup coils. Their consistency verifies that the estimation of the plasma vertical displacement in J-TEXT by using the imaging data is promising.
