Deploying MARTe2 and MDSplus for Scalable Real-Time Control Systems: A Proof-of-Concept for the SMART Tokamak

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The SMART tokamak is a spherical tokamak with flexible shaping that will need a modular and high-performance real-time control system. This work presents the implementation and validation of the MARTe2 framework at the Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory (PPPL) as a testbed for supporting SMART (University of Seville, Spain). The system integrates MARTe2, MDSplus for data archiving, and user datagram protocol (UDP)-based communication with both synthetic and physical devices. A deterministic control loop was developed using custom control algorithms, showing the system’s ability to operate under strict real-time constraints. The resulting framework is scalable, maintainable, and adaptable to experimental tokamaks like SMART.

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