Method for monitoring high-energy optical radiation of fusion device in real time
A real-time monitoring, high-energy light technology, used in fusion reactors, thermonuclear fusion reactors, nuclear power generation, etc., can solve the problems of high-energy light radiation monitoring without fusion devices, increase construction costs and space, and achieve low prices and small space constraints. Effect
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[0030] (1) Use the γ-coded hole camera array 2 (including multiple γ-coded hole cameras) to be arranged around the fusion device 1 according to certain rules, and connect the trigger cable. "A certain number" refers to the number of γ-coded aperture cameras used that is determined according to actual needs, and the number is greater than or equal to three in the present invention. "Certain rules" means that the gamma-coded hole camera is installed outside the fusion device, does not require a special window, and its viewing angle needs to cover the entire surface of the fusion device. The surface of the entire fusion device includes the surroundings in the horizontal direction and the upper surface or the lower surface in the vertical direction (you can choose one of the two in the vertical direction). Subsequently, each γ-coded aperture camera array 2 is connected to the control system of the fusion device 1 with a trigger cable. If the fusion device 1 starts to discharge, t...
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