Nuclear Fusion · 1989 · 182 citations · 14 references
Natural SciencesPhysicsCircuit TheoryElectromagnetismPlasma PhysicsCurrent DriveLow-temperature PlasmasPlasma DiagnosticsPlasma HeatingBootstrap CurrentCurrent Drive TheoryCurrentsNeutral Beam Current DriveNon-inductive Current DriveNoninductive Current DrivePlasma Current Drive
Neutral beam heating data from JET have been analysed in detail to determine what proportion of the current is driven non-inductively. It is found that in low density limiter discharges, currents of the order of 0.5 MA are driven, while in H-mode plasmas currents of the order of 0.7 MA are measured. These measured currents are found to be in reasonable agreement with theoretical predictions based on neoclassical models. In low density plasmas the beam driven current is large while the neoclassical bootstrap current dominates H-mode plasmas.
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