An improved measurement scheme of the large-caliber steady-state magnetic-field testing system for ITER

Abstract

The large-caliber steady-state magnetic-field testing system is an important device for the International Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor, which is mainly used for electromagnetic compatibility tests in a strong magnetic field environment. The uniform magnetic field area needs to be measured to ensure the correctness of the design after the completion of the platform. This paper mainly analyzes the relationship between the magnetic field probe and error, studies the detection effect of different arrangement methods of magnetic field probe points, and obtains a more accurate probe arrangement method through comparative analysis. Then, the principle and structure of the acquisition and detection system are studied, and the multipoint synchronous Hall array magnetic field detection system of the magnetic field is built by using the Hall probe to realize the omnidirectional measurement of the magnetic field. Finally, the Hall probe is calibrated and tested by experiments, and a test platform is built to test the magnetic field. The results verify the correctness of the analysis.