The present invention provides a
millimeter-wave coherent scattering
diagnostic system for monitoring high-
wavenumber turbulence in a superconducting
tokamak. This
system, belonging to the field of
magnetic confinement fusion plasma diagnostics, comprises a
millimeter-wave source, a first converging convex lens, a first high-density
polyethylene (HDPE) vacuum window, a first concave mirror, a second concave mirror, a target
plasma region, a third concave mirror, a fourth concave mirror, a second HDPE vacuum window, a second concave lens, and a
millimeter-wave
receiver, arranged sequentially along an
optical path. The beam
waist of the millimeter-wave coherent scattering
diagnostic system is located at the center of the target
plasma region. By arranging optical lens assemblies at the incident end and the
signal receiving end within the vacuum of the
tokamak device, the coherent scattering
system can arrange the
optical path in two different windows, increasing the scattering angle, enhancing the radial localization of the
signal, and increasing the ability to scan different radial regions, thereby achieving long-term, stable, and effective measurement of high-
wavenumber turbulence.