A toroidally viewing x-ray imaging system is used in the T-10 tokamak for reconstruction of the small-scale plasma perturbations (high-m modes). The imaging system is based on the matrix array of the silicon surface-barrier diodes with a two-dimensional Soller collimator and an automatic positioning system. An additional hard x-ray detector and magnetic probe are placed inside the tokamak vessel for measurements of the nonthermal emission and fast magnetic field perturbations. Initial experiments in T-10 indicated improved sensitivity of the system for identification of the small-scale plasma perturbations prior the density limit disruptions.
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