June 2016 | Matt Thompson | HTPD | Poster
The C-2U experiment at TAE Technologies studies the evolution of field-reversed configuration (FRC) plasmas sustained by neutral beam injection (NBI).
June 2016 | Kan Zhai | HTPD | Poster
Comparison of electron density profile measure from TS and CO2 interferometer. C-2U achieved FRC plasma sustainment of 5+ms.
June 2016 | Matsumoto, T. | HTPD | Poster
We have developed a compact toroid (CT) injector system for particle refueling of the advanced beam-driven C-2U field-reversed configuration (FRC) plasma.
June 2016 | Michael Beall | HTPD | Poster
In the prior C-2 experiment, electron density was measured using a two-color 6-Chord CO2/HeNe interferometer.
June 2016 | Nathan Bolte | HTPD | Poster
The first measurements of fast-ion D-alpha (FIDA) radiation have been acquired on C-2U, the TAE Technologies advanced, beam-driven field-reversed configuration (FRC).
June 2016 | R. Clary | HTPD | Poster
C-2U is a high-confinement, advanced beam driven field-reversed configuration (FRC) plasma which sustains the configuration for > 5 ms, in excess of typical MHD and fast particle instability times, as well as fast particle slowing down times.
June 2016 | Bihe Deng | HTPD | Poster
Interferometry for improved density profile measurements.
June 2016 | Erik Granstedt | HTPD | Poster
The C-2U device employed neutral beam injection, end-biasing, and various particle fueling techniques to sustain FRC plasmas.
June 2016 | Martin Griswold | HTPD | Poster
The C-2U experiment at TAE Technologies can sustain advanced beam-driven field-reversed configuration (FRC) plasmas.
June 2016 | Richard Magee | HTPD | Poster
In the C-2U experiment,1 high power neutral beam injection creates a large fast ion population that sustains a field-reversed configuration plasma.