Helicon current drive brings continuous fusion reactors closer
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General Atomics researchers in San Diego used powerful radio waves to sustain electrical current in the DIII-D tokamak’s plasma, providing the first evidence of helicon current drive. The method could let fusion reactors operate continuously without stopping to reset their central electromagnetic coils.
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