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CZECH TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY IN PRAGUE
STUDY PLANS
2011/2012

Laboratory Work in Plasma Physics 2

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02PRPL2 KZ 2 0+2 Czech
Lecturer:
Ivan Ďuran (gar.)
Tutor:
Ivan Ďuran (gar.), Vojtěch Svoboda
Supervisor:
Department of Physics
Synopsis:

The main aim of the course Laboratory Work in Plasma Physics is to get

students acquainted with several complex experimental devices (tokamaks

GOLEM and COMPASS, large laser facility PALS, experimental fission

reactor VR-1 VRABEC and others). Besides that, students obtain and

strengthen basic skills critical to their potential future experimental

research carrier e.g. preparation of experiment, its execution, analysis

and interpretation of measured data, and presentation of results.

Requirements:

Knowledge of basic course of physics

Syllabus of lectures:

none

Syllabus of tutorials:

1. Thermal plasma, its generation, diagnostics and applications.

2. Electron microscopy and its application for study of material

degradation.

3. Measurement of hard X ray and neutron emission from impulse DD fusion

neutron source with temporal resolution on Z-pinch device.

4. Measurement of basic parameters of plasma in GOLEM tokamak

5. Measurement of spectra in visible and UV range on COMPASS tokamak.

6. Measurement of magnetic fields on COMPASS tokamak.

7. Fast measurements (PALS).

8. Measurement of glow discharge parameters by Langmuir probes.

9. Introduction into neutron measurements (VR-1 VRABEC).

Study Objective:

Knowledge: The main aim of the course Laboratory Work in Plasma Physics is to get

students acquainted with several complex experimental devices (tokamaks GOLEM and COMPASS, large laser facility PALS, experimental fission reactor VR-1 VRABEC and others).

Skills: students obtain and strengthen basic skills critical to their potential future experimental research carrier e.g. preparation of experiment, its execution, analysis and interpretation of measured data, and presentation of results.

Study materials:

Key references:

[1] J Wesson, Tokamaks, Clarendon Press 2004, chapters 11-13, ISBN 0198509227.

Recommended references:

[2] ITER Physics Basis, http://web.gat.com/iter-ga/iter_physics.html

Note:
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