HL-2A装置SDD软X射线能谱测量结果

Measurements of soft X-ray spectra during Electron Cyclotron Resonance Heating (ECRH) has been achieved on HL-2A tokamak using two independent silicon drift detector (SDD) systems. Electron temperatures are derived from the measured soft X-ray energy spectra. A comparison indicates that the results measured by SDD are consistent with ECE measurements. Experimental results of soft X-ray spectra measure- ment using SDD show that the increment of electron temperature is larger at z=0 than that at z = 16.4cm chord, so, we can conclude that the energy of ECW is deposited dominantly in the core of plasma and electron temperature profile become peaked during on-axis ECRH (B_T=2.4T). The statistic survey of ECRH discharges (2.41T ≤B_T≤2.43T,1.5×10¹⁹m^-3≤n_e≤2.5≤10¹⁹m^-3,300kW≤ECRH power≤600kW) shows that plasma electron temperature rises obviously during on-axis ECRH, especially, in the core of plasma (z=0). It has been observed that the on-axis ECRH can make electron temperature increase up to 30%～80% at z=0 chord and 15%～55% at z=-16.4cm chord.

Results of soft X-ray spectra measurement using silicon drift detector on the HL-2A tokamak