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Separate antennas are used for launching and receiving the signal. The antennas are located in the equatorial plane of the toroidal cross-section at φ = 135° (between [[TJ-II:Sectors|sectors]] A4 and A5), and view the plasma from the low-field side.  
Separate antennas are used for launching and receiving the signal. The antennas are located in the equatorial plane of the toroidal cross-section at φ = 135° (between [[TJ-II:Sectors|sectors]] A4 and A5), and view the plasma from the low-field side.  
Inside the [[TJ-II:Vacuum system|vacuum vessel]], a fundamental wave-guide is used to transmit the signal from the closest port ([[TJ-II:Ports|A4top]]: φ = 128.17°, θ = 90°) to the desired launching location (φ = 135°, θ = 180°).
Inside the [[TJ-II:Vacuum system|vacuum vessel]], a fundamental wave-guide is used to transmit the signal from the closest port ([[TJ-II:Ports|A4top]]: φ = 128.17°, θ = 90°) to the desired launching location (φ = 135°, θ = 180°).
Signal names in the [[TJ-II:Shot_database|TJ-II database]]:
quadrature signals: 'SinAM', 'CosAM'; frequency ramp: 'Rampa'.


== Fluctuation Reflectometer ==
== Fluctuation Reflectometer ==