SIMULATION OF THE EXCITATION OF COAXIAL MODES BY AN ICRH ANTENNA ON A LABORATORY MODEL.

F. Durodie; D. W. Faulconer; A. M. Messiaen; R. R. Weynants

SIMULATION OF THE EXCITATION OF COAXIAL MODES BY AN ICRH ANTENNA ON A LABORATORY MODEL.

F. Durodie, D. W. Faulconer, A. M. Messiaen, R. R. Weynants

Laboratory for Plasma Physics

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Abstract

This paper reports results of measurements on a laboratory model of coaxial geometry in which the excitation of coaxial modes by a conventional strip-line ICRH antenna is studied. It is experimentally shown that the electrostatic shield is very effective in suppressing the axisymmetric (or TEM) coaxial modes. The use of side limiters around the unshielded antenna or its placement in a wall indentation decreases the TEM coaxial radiation in agreement with theoretical expectations.

Original language	English
Pages	331-338
Number of pages	8
Publication status	Published - 1984

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