The toroidal field is a magnetic field that encircles a torus, which is a doughnut-shaped object. In fusion research, particularly in devices like tokamaks, the toroidal field is crucial for confining and controlling the plasma, which is essential for sustaining nuclear fusion reactions. It helps to shape and stabilize the plasma by exerting forces on the charged particles within it, preventing them from escaping and maintaining their movement in a circular path. This field is typically generate

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A typical toroidal core is shown below. Since the magnitude of ... | Filo

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