A study is made of the magnetic field of a solenoid formed by current-carrying loops, the plane of which is perpendicular to a helical line. Analytical expressions are derived for the scalar potential and the components of the magnetic field strength inside a straight solenoid with a dense winding. The toroidal case was investigated using a BESM-6 computer. The results are presented of an experimental study of the magnetic field of a rectilinear system with a helical magnetic axis. The paper discusses the possible design of a toroidal trap with the magnetic configuration in question.
The authors study the structure of the magnetic field in an C = 1 toroidal torsatron. Experiments on the Vint-20 device and numerical calculations on a computer have shown that closed magnetic surfaces with high parameters exist in an { = 1 torsatron. The forms of the magnetic surfaces are given together with graphs showing how their parameters vary within the working volume under different operating conditions. It has been established that the magnetic surface parameters can be adjusted within wide limits by changing the vertical field. It is shown that this type of system is characterized by high inhomogeneity of the magnetic field in the working volume and that this inhomogeneity can be substantially reduced by applying a vertical field or by changing some parameters of the helical winding.
An investigation is made of a magnetic configuration formed by a combination of fields from a solenoid with a helical magnetic axis and a plane-geometry axis and stellarator helical conductors. The paper contains analytical expressions for the determination of the characteristics of the magnetic configuration, examples of magnetic surfaces of the system in a rectilinear approximation and the results of a numerical calculation of a toroidal variant of the configuration.
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