Device for generating and exploiting the thermonuclear micro-fusion

摘要

The nuclear fusion generator comprises a chamber (1) filled with deuterium which is concentrated in a central volume (F) by a magnetic field and formed into a plasma by a first layer beam. A second laser beam, whose wavelength is one tenth as long at that of the first beam, is directed onto the plasma from the opposite direction, and both beams are focussed by devices which modify their electric components so that they vary in a rotating quadripolar fashion. This causes rapidly intermittent fusion reactions accompanied by the release of pulses of electric current. The pulses are picked up by a pair of anodes (9) spaced from opposite ends of the plasma and at least one cathode (15) extending radially up to the central part of the plasma, to create a pulsed electric current as a power output.