@article{oai:repo.qst.go.jp:00048989,
 author = {Zito, Pietro and Lampasi, Alessandro and Novello, Luca and Matsukawa, Makoto and Shimada, Katsuhiro and Hatakeyama, Shoichi and Portesine, Marco and Dorronsoro, Ander and Vian, Dionisio and Celaya, Koldo and Matsukawa, Makoto and Shimada, Katsuhiro and Hatakeyama, Shoichi},
 issue = {5},
 journal = {IEEE Transactions on Plasma Science},
 month = {Mar},
 note = {JT-60SA is a superconducting tokamak in the
framework of the broader approach agreement between Europe
and Japan. For this international project among its various procurements,
the Italian National Agency for new technology energy
and sustainable economic development (ENEA) is providing four
ac/dc converters for the central solenoid (CS) superconducting
magnets, two ac/dc converters for the equilibrium field (EF)
superconducting magnets, and two ac/dc converters for the fast
plasma position control coils (FPPCC). Furthermore, ENEA is
also providing six converter transformers of which four are
of the dry type for FPPCC power supplies (PSs) and two of
oil type for CS PSs. CS/EF PSs feed poloidal superconducting
magnets of JT-60SA, whose purpose is the generation of strong
magnetic fields able to induce and confine the plasma current
in a prefixed geometrical configuration. The control system
of CS/EF PSs has to be able to reproduce in real-time a
reference current or voltage profile, known as “scenario” and
these are particularly critical in these systems for the high
currents required and for the high magnetic energy stored in the
superconducting magnets. All performed type tests, carried out
in accordance to the IEC60146 Standards, pointed toward a good
dynamic behavior of the control system both for forward and for
reverse rectifier bridges, assuring the smooth transitions between
different operating modes: single mode, circulating current mode
and dual mode. This is the focus of this paper.},
 title = {Type Tests of JT-60SA Central Solenoid / Equilibrium Field (CS/EF) Super-Conducting Magnet Power Supplies},
 volume = {46},
 year = {2018}
}