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Technique for measuring the two-port scattering matrix of a plasma current drive antenna during high power operation

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We describe a technique to routinely measure the scattering matrix of a radio frequency (rf) current drive antenna in a magnetic fusion experiment during high power operation. This technique can be used under any conditions of phase or amplitude of excitation. It involves modulation of the phase of the rf voltage applied to each of the antenna ports by a few degrees, measurement of the complex forward and reflected voltages, detection of the phase modulation, and solution of a 2×2 matrix problem to yield the scattering matrix. Further calculation then yields the antenna's impedance matrix. Because it involves only a small modulation, this method can be used to routinely monitor matching, decoupling, or plasma loading and to provide input to tuning calculations so that the matching and phasing conditions can be maintained. We show results for the case of 400 kW Alfvèn wave current drive experiments on the Phaedrus-T tokamak. We also show how the results can be used to tune the antenna. # 1997American Institute of Physics. S0034-6748(97)01602-X

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