Control of LHCD on the HL-2A Tokamak

in order to study non-indutive plasma current production, the lower hybrid current drive（LHCD） experiment on the HL-2A tokamak is carried out. Simultaneously a microcomputer has been used to control the whole LHCD system. During the experiment this year, we can monitor and protect the LHCD system by use of the microcomputer control system, which will imediately switch off the microwave power to be launched into the tokamak if the plasma is disrupted. All this ensure that the microwave is injected into the equipment correctly.     

18-冠醚-6包结钾离子的毛细管电泳研究

采用毛细管区带电泳前沿分析和峰漂移分析两种方法，以咪唑—醋酸为缓冲溶液，利用间接紫外检测(A=240nm)，测定了18—冠醚—6对钾离子的包结常数；两种方法得到了比较一致的结果；进一步对这两种方法求解结合常数进行了对比和讨论，总结出各自的适用范围。     

High-Rate Growth and Nitrogen Distribution in Homoepitaxial Chemical Vapour Deposited Single-crystal Diamond

High rate （〉 50 μm/h） growth of homoepitaxial single-crystal diamond （SCD） is carried out by microwave plasma chemical vapour deposition （MPCVD） with added nitrogen in the reactant gases of methane and hydrogen, using a polyerystalline-CVD-diamond-film-made seed holder. Photolumineseenee results indicate that the nitrogen concentration is spatially inhomogeneous in a large scale, either on the top surface or in the bulk of those as-grown SCDs. The presence of N-distribution is attributed to the facts： （i） a difference in N-incorporation efficiency and （ii） N-diffusion, resulting from the local growth temperatures changed during the high-rate deposition process. In addition, the formed nitrogen-vacancy eentres play a crucial role in N-diffusion through the growing crystal. Based on the N-distribution observed in the as-grown crystals, we propose a simple method to distinguish natural diamonds and man-made CVD SCDs. Finally, the disappearance of void defect on the top surface of SCDs is discussed to be related to a filling-in mechanism.