Title
Linear models for plasma current control in tokamak reactors
Abstract
The control of plasma in nuclear fusion has been revealed as a promising application of Control Engineering, with increasing interest in the control community during last years. In this paper it is developed a control-oriented linear model for the control of plasma current. For this purpose, it is provided a summary of the background necessary to deal with control problems in tokamak-based nuclear fusion reactors as it is the case of the future ITER tokamak. Besides, it is also given a review of the most used simulators and plasma models, with the aim of providing an adequate background for control engineers to derive their own control-oriented model or to choose the appropriate existing one. Finally, the proposed plasma model performance is proven in a current drive profile trajectory tracking problem using a modified anti-windup PID-based control scheme.
Year
DOI
Venue
2010
10.1109/ICARCV.2010.5707300
Control Automation Robotics & Vision
Keywords
Field
DocType
Tokamak devices,electric current control,fusion reactors,physical instrumentation control,three-term control,ITER tokamak,current drive profile trajectory tracking problem,linear models,modified antiwindup PID-based control scheme,nuclear fusion,plasma current control,tokamak reactors,Fusion control,Plasma physics,Tokamak control,Tokamak modeling
Tokamak,PID controller,Computer science,Linear model,Control theory,Control engineering,Nuclear fusion,Magnetohydrodynamics,Plasma,Fusion power,Trajectory
Conference
ISSN
ISBN
Citations 
2474-2953
978-1-4244-7814-9
2
PageRank 
References 
Authors
0.40
1
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