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Realta Fusion is developing a tandem mirror machine, Hammir-DD, to achieve fusion-relevant temperatures using a high-powered negative-ion-based neutral beam injector (NNBI). We will experimentally verify this technology on a full-scale, single source test bed which is targeting a 200 keV beam with approximately 1 MW of neutral power for up to one second of operation.
In parallel, Realta is collaborating with the University of Wisconsin to study and optimize simple mirror performance on the Wisconsin HTS Axisymmetric Mirror (WHAM). WHAM, equipped with a 25 keV, 55 A positive-ion-based neutral beam injector (PNBI), also serves as a platform for developing ion source and beam diagnostics that will transfer to the single source test stand. This poster will outline Realta's roadmap and NBI diagnostic development on WHAM.
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