Radio Frequency Heating
Overview
Radio Frequency (RF) heating is a method that uses electromagnetic waves in the ion cyclotron frequency range and helicon waves to heat plasma. Our research center is advancing RF system development and physics research for efficient plasma heating and control.
Research Areas
RF Heating Physics Research
Research on RF-plasma interaction mechanisms and improvement of heating efficiency
Antenna Development
Design and optimization of new antennas for high-efficiency power transmission
Wave Physics Research
Theoretical and experimental studies of wave propagation and absorption processes in plasma
Research Equipment
- RF oscillator systems
- High-power amplifiers
- Various antenna systems
- Control and measurement equipment