Data analysis and effect corrections of Phase Contrast Imaging diagnostic on HL-2A tokamak

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SWIP 核工业西南物理研究院 Southwestern Institute of Physics, China Data analysis and effect corrections of Phase Contrast Imaging diagnostic on HL-2A tokamak Y.Yu 1,S.B.Gong 1,2, M.Xu 2,C.J.Xiao 3, W.Jiang 1,W.L.Zhong 2, Z.B.Shi 2,H.J.Wang 1,Y.F.Wu 1,2, B.D.Yuan 1,2,T.Lan 4, M.Y.Ye 1, X.R.Duan 2, and HL-2A team 1 School of Nuclear Science and Technology, USTC 2 Southwestern Institute of Physics 3 State Key Laboratory of Nuclear Physics and Technology, School of Physics Peking University 4 Department of Modern Physics, USTC JUN/01/2017 MIT USA

content Background PCI on HL-2A Data processing, validation, analysis and calibration NIR PCI on HL-2A

Background-Why PCI Magnetic island Magnetic fluctuations Ion temperature gradient mode (ITG) k 1 Electromagnetic mode with limited beta Trapped electron mode (TEM) k 1 Electron temperature gradient mode (ETG) k e 1and k i 20 Electrostatic mode Coupling between ETG and larger scale turbulence i i Turbulence can transfer energy from low k parts to high k parts by energy cascade.

Background-history Invented by Dutch scientist Frits Zernike in 1930s. Frits Zernike First employed in fusion plasmas to study turbulence in TCA tokamak by Henri Weisen in the 1980s. λ 0 = 10. 6um r e = 2.8 10 15 m l = 30cm n e = 10 18 m 3 Φ = 0. 09rad E = E 0 e iφ E 0 (1 + iφ) I = E 2 2μ 0 c I 0(1 + Φ 2 ) turbulence phase Time resolution: higher than 2 μs Wavenumber range: 2cm -1 ~30cm -1 Frequency range: 2kHz~500kHz E PCI E 0 (i + iφ) I PCI I 0 (1 + 2Φ) Intensity 4

content Background PCI on HL-2A Data processing, validation, analysis and calibration NIR PCI on HL-2A

PCI on HL-2A Sketch panorama of PCI on HL-2A 10.6 μm CO2 laser Front expansion and collimating optics Optical path in HL-2A plasma Rear imaging optics Detector and data acquisition system Some parameters for PCI on HL-2A Port: NO, the only vertical port with a diameter of 30 mm Spatial position : 0.625<ρ<0.7 a maximum wavenumber of 32cm -1 a wave-number resolution of 2cm -1 a time resolution can reach 0.2μs

Front optics Front expansion and collimating optics Optical simulation of front optics Sketch of front optical path CO2 laser long laser tube

Optics in plasma Optical path in plasma Vacuum port Britle ZnSe

Rear optics Where L 0 =460cm and F 1 =125cm, designed. M is the magnification coefficient. We finally decide F 1 =125cm, F 2 =50cm, F 3 =15cm. The resulted magnification factor is 0.37. The ideal maximal wavenumber is about 32cm -1, with a wavenumber resolution of 2cm -1.

Rear optics Rear imaging optics Off-axis parabolic mirrror Reflect mirror Phase plate Lens groups Filter plane light faculas on phase plate light faculas on filter plane

Main elements PCI optical path and parameters of main elements number type Radius(m Focal m) length(mm) 1,4,12 ZnSe lens 25.4 500 14 ZnSe lens 25.4 150 2,3 Reflect mirror 12.7 / 5 Concave mirror 12.7 125 6,7 Off-axis parabolic 32 1250 mirror 8,9,11,13, Reflect mirror 25.4 / 15 10 Phase plate 15 / The width of phase plate is 0.88 mm and the depth is 1.325 um.

Platform Rear optical platform On right top of HL-2A inductive currents analysis inductive heating analysis Electrical and vibration analysis

Data systems 32-channel high-quality liquid nitrogen cooled multi-element photoconductive HgCdTe detector line array (Model number: MCT-3200)

content Background PCI on HL-2A Data processing, validation, analysis and calibration NIR PCI on HL-2A

Electromagnetic Interaction Meshed model of TF coils, PCI platform and vacuum chamber Meshed model of the air sphere and the infinite element layer Inductive current density Absolute error and relative error of magnetic field electromagnetic force acting on the steel platform EM force acting on platform during plasma current disruption

Wavenumber Response Wavenumber Response Response of low k limitation: the weakly scattered component may fall with in the groove of the phase plate. Response of high k limitation: plasma turbulence with high wavenumber will result in intensity variations on the detector smaller than the detector elements.

Scintillation effect For a plane wave, Where L is chord integral length, and The term will bring significant scintillation effect, and the wavenumber response needs corrections. Phase scintillation effect: Wave number response

Calibration PCI diagnostic can achieve frequency-wavenumber spectrum of turbulence as: where is the distance between the detectors, is the integral time, I is the signal intensity at time t and N is the number of detecting elements. PCI calibration using sound waves launched by a loudspeaker

Calibration The power spectra of detected signals in different channels with a 20 khz sound wave modulation The signals caught by two detecting channels in four independent tests The power spectra of detected signals with different sound wave modulations in Ch9

Calibration Raw signals from twenty detecting channels with a modulating sound wave frequency of 20 khz The time slices of signals from detecting channels after filtering and absolute magnitude calibration 15~25 khz band-pass filter; absolute calibration of the HgCdTe detector line array with pre-amplifiers:moderate-temperature blackbody furnace. M validation: Designed:0.37; Calibrated:0.35.

Calibration The frequency-wave number spectrum of the signals from the 32-channel detector array after calibration Wavenumber calibration (20kHz): Theoretically calculated: 3.65/cm; Calibrated:3.6/cm. The relation between wavenumber k and the sound wave frequency f bandwidth of the loudspeaker limited the calibration of PCI: 12/cm (32/cm designed)

Calibration The phase fluctuation of the laser beam caused by the sound wave in the air: where is the fluctuation of refractive index caused by sound wave, where is the fluctuation of air density, is a constant in the mid-infrared wave range and is the fluctuation of pressure.

Calibration The frequency response of the loudspeaker (model L400) The 20 khz sound wave is the equivalent of a chord integral density fluctuation of The signal intensity of the first MCT element is 10.7mV. The relation between the signal intensity and the chord integral plasma density fluctuation is. For typical HL-2A plasma,,, dz~0.5m. A 4V signal for data acquisition system!

content Background PCI on HL-2A Data processing, validation, analysis and calibration NIR PCI on HL-2A

NIR PCI 1.5 um near infra-red (NIR) fiber laser works as a substitute of CO2 10.6 um laser. Wavelength: 1.5 um; Power: 20W; Diameter: 2mm; Divergence angle: 7mrad; Groove width of phase plate: >96um; Groove depth: 0.1875um. Phase plate Collimated and expansion optical path

NIR PCI Magnification lenses in rear contrast optical path Designed parameters: L 0 = 4600mm F 1 = 1500mm F 2 = 500mm F 3 = 150mm L 1 = 465mm L 2 = 170mm S 2 = 2F 3 =300mm M=0.38 L 2 vs. L 1 and M vs. L 1 for four different values of F 2

NIR PCI Phase scintillation effect: Rayleigh length: L kw 0 0 k For 10.6um HL-2A PCI: ~66.7m; Optical length:>10m; For 1.5um HL-2A PCI: ~471>>10m. Scattering: L is the chord integral length. Wavelength limit: For typical HL-2A plasma PCI requires 1.5um laser is better. Wave number response

NIR PCI Diffraction effect. a=40 mm is the PCI port on HL-2M.

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