In the paper, new visible wide angle view imaging system of KTM tokamak is described. The system has been designed to observe processes inside of plasma and the processes occurring due to plasma-wall interactions through the long equatorial port. Imaging system is designed based on special image fiber bundle and entrance wide angle lens, which provide image of large section of the vacuum chamber, both poloidal half-section and divertor through the sufficiently long equatorial port. The system also consists of two video cameras: slow and fast with image intensifier. Commercial equipment had been used in design of the system that allowed reducing the cost and time for research and development. The paper also discusses advantages and disadvantages of the system in comparison with conventional endoscopes based on a lens system and considers its promising utilization in future tokamaks and future steady state fusion reactors.
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May 27 2015
Visible wide angle view imaging system of KTM tokamak based on multielement image fiber bundle
B. Chektybayev;
B. Chektybayev
a)
Institute of Atomic Energy Branch of National Nuclear Center
, Kurchatov, Kazakhstan
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G. Shapovalov;
G. Shapovalov
Institute of Atomic Energy Branch of National Nuclear Center
, Kurchatov, Kazakhstan
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A. Kolodeshnikov
A. Kolodeshnikov
Institute of Atomic Energy Branch of National Nuclear Center
, Kurchatov, Kazakhstan
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B. Chektybayev
a)
G. Shapovalov
A. Kolodeshnikov
Institute of Atomic Energy Branch of National Nuclear Center
, Kurchatov, Kazakhstan
a)
E-mail: [email protected]
Rev. Sci. Instrum. 86, 053505 (2015)
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Received:
January 12 2015
Accepted:
May 10 2015
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B. Chektybayev, G. Shapovalov, A. Kolodeshnikov; Visible wide angle view imaging system of KTM tokamak based on multielement image fiber bundle. Rev. Sci. Instrum. 1 May 2015; 86 (5): 053505. https://doi.org/10.1063/1.4921475
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