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Bolometer sensors will detect the radiation produced inside the vacuum vessel to control the plasma. F4E is testing two kinds of prototype sensors for ITER.

Sgenia produces first batch of assemblies for magnetic sensors.

F4E and IDOM develop the final design of feedthroughs.

Cables connecting 1200 sensors are in production.

The engineering company AVS will assess F4E’s on-going Diagnostics design works in terms of manufacturing feasibility, cost and risks.

The first design of the feedthroughs which will work as the “gatekeeper” for the cables between the inside of ITER’s Vacuum Vessel to the outside wall is now approved.