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Preliminary Measurements of the Motion of Arcjet Current Channel Using Inductive Magnetic Probes

This paper covers the design and ﬁrst measurements of non-perturbative, external inductive magnetic diagnostics for arcjet constrictors which can measure the motion of the arc current-channel. These measurements of arc motion are motivated by previous simulations using the ARC Heater Simulator (ARCHeS), which predicted unsteady arc motion due to the magnetic kink instability. Measurements of the kink instability are relevant to characterizing motion of the enthalpy proﬁle of the arcjet, the arcjet operational stability, and electrode damage due to associated arc detachment events. These ﬁrst measurements indicate ± 4 mm oscillations at 0.5-2 kHz of the current proﬁle.