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Towards a 0.24-THz 1-to-2-MW-class gyrotron for DEMO

Thumm et al., 2015

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14075322102454081890
Author
Thumm M
Franck J
Kalaria P
Avramidis K
Gantenbein G
Illy S
Pagonakis I
Schmid M
Wu C
Zhang J
Jelonnek J
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Terahertz Sci. Technol

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Current design studies on electron cyclotron heating and current drive (ECH&CD) systems for a DEMO fusion reactor demand gyrotron frequencies of above 200 GHz for efficient CD and a total gyrotron efficiency above 60% to achieve an efficient fusion power plant …
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