The invention discloses a directional electronic probe
system suitable for a star simulator
magnetic confinement fusion device. The directional electronic probe
system comprises a stainless steel base, an insulating shell, a fast electronic probe
assembly, a
Langmuir probe
assembly and a
ceramic base. A plurality of
Langmuir probes are distributed at the front end of the probe
system, and a plurality of fast
electron probes are symmetrically and uniformly distributed on two side surfaces along two mutually perpendicular directions and are used for collecting
electron current. The fast
electron probe and the
Langmuir probe respectively comprise a
graphite probe, a
copper binding post, a wire and other parts, and are reliable in connection and resistant to high temperature. The whole probe adopts a three-inclined
layout and is used for adapting to a complex three-dimensional environment of a star simulator
magnetic field. According to the fast electron probe, the Larmor
radius of electrons in magnetic confinement
plasma is far smaller than that of ions, and the ions can be effectively repelled and the electrons can be collected by setting the width and depth of small holes. The device can work in a high-temperature environment in the
magnetic confinement fusion device, and is stable in mechanical performance, reliable in
signal, high in spatial resolution and small in occupied space.