System analysis demonstrates direct HVDC integration into data-center buses, indicating reduced power conversion stages and faster load-following.
A fusion generator built around direct energy conversion is intrinsically a high-voltage DC source. About 54% of gross output leaves the converter as DC at 50–250 kV, reaching an 800 V rack bus in 2–3 power-electronic stages (vs 4–5 for an AC plant). Load-following belongs on the ms-class electronic path: a 4.14 gross/net amplifier makes plasma throttling expensive. Economics/siting held internal.
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