Spectral diagnostic system for light impurity transport study in J-TEXT Tokamak

Abstract A light impurity diagnostic system is developed for the J-TEXT tokamak. This diagnostic system consists of carbon V (227.09 nm), carbon III (464.7 nm) and edge rotation diagnostics. The carbon V diagnostic consists of a 12-core fiber bundle for light collection, an aberration-corrected monochromator, and a 12-channel photomultiplier tube array. The carbon III diagnostic adopts three identical 18-channel Si photodiode arrays to cover the edge region of the high-field side (HFS), low-field side (LFS) and limiter regions at different toroidal positions, with a specified front filter. The carbon VI (529.26 nm) diagnostic consists of a 10-core fiber bundle, an aberration-corrected monochromator, and an electron-multiplying CCD camera. The system coverage range is 0.2 m to 0.07 m of the HFS. A high-resolution spectroscopic diagnostic can detect carbon III (229.69 nm) and carbon V (227.09 nm) radiation intensities in the LFS. An accurate absolute calibration is carried out by an integrating sphere light source, and a relative position calibration is developed for all diagnoses. Combining the impurity emission profile which derived from inversion and plasma parameter profile, the impurity density of each ion stage and impurity transport coefficients are obtained by a one-dimensional impurity transport code.