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Prototyping Conventionally Wound High-Frequency Magnetic Sensors for ITER

Jonathan Bryan Lister, Jean-Marc Moret, Duccio Testa, René Chavan, Francisco Sanchez
2012
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Abstract

The high-frequency (HF) magnetic sensors for ITER are currently based on a conventional, Mirnov-type, pick-up coil, with an effective area in the range 0.03

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Prototyping Conventionally Wound High-Frequency Magnetic Sensors for ITER

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