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Development and applications of submillimeter wave gyrotron FU series
FIR FU Seminar PPPL March 2005 Development and applications of submillimeter wave gyrotron FU series T. Idehara Research Center for Development of Far Infrared Region University of Fukui Contents 1. INTRODUCTION 2. DEVELOPMENT OF GYROTRON FU SERIES 3. APPLICATIONS OF GYROTRON FU SERIES 4. SUMMARY
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International collaboration
FIR FU International collaboration Development of submillimeter wave gyrotrons University of Sydney, School of Physics Karlsruhe Research Center Institute of Applied Physics, Russian Academy of Science Institute of Electronics, Bulgarian Academy of Science Development of quasi optical transmission system Stuttgart University, Plasma Research Institute Applications of submillimeter wave gyrotrons Princeton University, PPPL (Plasma scattering measurement) Karlsruhe Research Center (High quality ceramic sintering) Warwick University, NMR Center (High sensitive NMR by DNP)
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FIR FU POWER vs. FREQUENCY (for high frequency radiation sources)
Gyrotron - high power source in THz range POWER vs. FREQUENCY (for high frequency radiation sources)
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High power THz source developed in FIR FU
High power THz source - Gyrotron High power THz source developed in FIR FU GYROTRON FU SERIES
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FIR FU THz Gyrotron THz Gyrotron using a pulse magnet
GYROTRON FU SERIES will achieve breakthrough of 1 THz THz Gyrotron using a pulse magnet
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Frequency, GHz 300 ± 2 High power 300 GHz Gyrotron FIR FU
Maximal CW output power, kW , not less Range of CW output power, kW Cavity radius, mm 8.39 Cavity Q factor 6000 Type of gun quasi-diode Material of Emitter LaB6 Maximal beam voltage, kV ± 1 Maximal beam current, A 1.1 ± 0.1 Beam radius, mm 3.71 Pitch-factor Output window diameter, mm 80 Output window material BN Output mode wave beam Operating mode TE22,8 Water cooling: flow rate (approximate), m3/hour inlet pressure range, bar from 3.0 to 4.0 outlet pressure, bar 0.5 maximal inlet temperature, 0C 30 Maximum field intensity, T
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FIR FU PLASMA SCATTERING MEASUREMENTS Compact Helical System (CHS)
at National Institute for Fusion Science, Toki, Japan f=352 GHz (TE161 mode), P=110 W
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FIR FU SCATTERED SIGNAL FROM CHS PLASMA
(time evolution and frequency spectra) Plasma production: (a) 200 kW ECH 53 GHz (b) 400kW ECH 106 GHz Plasma heating: (a) 1000 kW NBI #1 (b) 600 kW NBI #2 Magnetic field: T Electron temperature: eV Scattering region: 77 cm Scattering angle: deg Frequency of gyrotron GHz
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ESR EXPERIMENTS USING A GYROTRON
FIR FU ESR EXPERIMENTS USING A GYROTRON AS A RADIATION SOURCE The schematic drawing of ESR spectrometer with Gyrotron FU-IVA
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24 GHz compact gyrotron ceramics sintering system
FIR FU 24 GHz compact gyrotron ceramics sintering system Specification Output power 0.1~ 2.5 kW (CW) Operating frequency GHz (Second harmonic ) Mode TE11 Magnetic field ~ 0.45 T
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FIR FU A NEW MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY (development of a catheter
for a submillimeter wave) Frequency of gyrotron f=301 GHz, Output power P=20 W
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FIR FU IRRADIATION ON LIVER OF LIVING RAT
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FIR FU Summary 1.Development of high power THz source GYROTRON FU SERIES High frequency: 890 GHz, Breakthrough of 1 THz High stability: frequency stability 10-10, amplitude stability 10-3 High harmonic operation: 5th harmonic operation by LOG High purity moded operation: Mode purity 95% for several cavity modes 2. Conversion of gyrotron output to Gaussian mode Transmission with high efficiency 3. Devderlopment of high power THz technologies using a gyrotron as a radiation source Submillimeter wave ESR Gyrotron FU IV and FU IVA Plasma scattering measurement Gyrotron FU II High sensitive NMR by DNP GHz gyrotron under development Sintering of high quality ceramics 24 GHz and 300 GHz gyrotrons New medical technology Gyrotron FU IV and 300 GHz,CW Gyrotron
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