Fusion Engineering and Design
 2008
DOI: 10.1016/j.fusengdes.2008.01.016
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Software development of the KSTAR Tokamak Monitoring System

K.H. Kim
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T.G. Lee
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S. Baek
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“…As many other control and data acquisition systems in KSTAR [7,8], the SFW utilized the IOC core software which is provided by EPICS, and was developed as a driver and device support software. It operates as a master of attached device nodes in a single IOC including common features.…”
Section: Software Architecturementioning
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Development of the EPICS-based data acquisition system for Thomson scattering diagnostic

Lee1,
Park2,
Lee3
et al. 2011
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“…As many other control and data acquisition systems in KSTAR [7,8], the SFW utilized the IOC core software which is provided by EPICS, and was developed as a driver and device support software. It operates as a master of attached device nodes in a single IOC including common features.…”
Section: Software Architecturementioning
confidence: 99%

Development of the EPICS-based data acquisition system for Thomson scattering diagnostic

Lee1,
Park2,
Lee3
et al. 2011
Fusion Engineering and Design
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The EPICS based plant control system for KSTAR—First operation period implementations and experiences

Kim1,
Baek2,
Lee3
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RETRACTED: Enhancement of the power system efficiency using the hybrid-type harmonic filters for a KSTAR nuclear fusion experimental system

Yoon
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Lee
2
,
Park3
et al. 2011
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