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Digital control system for the TCV Tokamak

Duval, B. P.  
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Moret, J. M.  
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Rodrigues, A. P.
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2006
Ieee Transactions on Nuclear Science

This paper presents the hardware and software approach to replacing the current analogue linear feedback system on the TCV Tokamak with a DSP based system to allow for non-linear control. After preliminary combination, over 120 control signals are reduced to 32 parameters which enter an array of 32 DSP processors each of which is passed the complete parameter set. Apart from data transfer and storage, each DSP will run its separate control algorithm with a repetition rate up to 20 kHz. A separate DSP board is dedicated to the plasma vertical control which requires a 200 kHz feedback rate. This paper presents the hardware and the software that is being designed to put this control block in the hands of non DSP-expert physics users.

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DOI
10.1109/TNS.2006.876048
Web of Science ID

WOS:000240242900015

Author(s)
Duval, B. P.  
Moret, J. M.  
Rodrigues, A. P.
Pereira, L. A.
Varandas, C. A. F.
Date Issued

2006

Published in
Ieee Transactions on Nuclear Science
Volume

53

Issue

4

Start page

2179

End page

2186

Note

Part 2

Editorial or Peer reviewed

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