e/Electric Tokamak

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has gloss	eng: The UCLA Electric Tokamak is a low field (0.25 T) magnetic fusion device with a large aspect ratio. Four sets of independent coils are necessary for OH (ohmic heating) current drive, vertical equilibrium field, plasma elongation and plasma shaping (D or reverse-D). The OH system provides 10 V·s using a 10 kA power supply. Up to 0.1 T of vertical field can be applied for horizontal control and this is more than sufficient for all plasma configurations, including high beta. An additional set of coils provide a small horizontal field to correct for error field and to stabilize the plasma vertically. All the coils are located outside the vessel and are constructed out of aluminium. A Rogowski probe outside the vessel and sets of Hall probes inside the vessel are used to monitor plasma current, position and shaping and are used in the control feedback loop.
lexicalization	eng: Electric Tokamak
instance of	(noun) a doughnut-shaped chamber used in fusion research; a plasma is heated and confined in a magnetic bottle tokamak