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Aegis / MetroVolt burner · design render
Aegis / MetroVolt burner · design render · © 2026 KFE

Mirror-Throat Coil

Exhaust plume at the tandem-mirror end.
Exhaust plume at the tandem-mirror end. canon 2026-08-27 · © 2026 KFE

The coil that forms the high-field reflection point at each end of the mirror.

Components & HardwareUpdated 2026-08-11
Throat field
17 T

At each end of the central cell, a mirror-throat coil raises the field to 17 T, reflecting particles back toward the centre. Together with the plug it sets the mirror ratio and the end confinement.

Common questions

What does the mirror-throat coil do?

At each end of the burner's central cell it raises the field to about 17 T, reflecting particles back toward the centre. With the plug it sets the mirror ratio and the end confinement.

Is it the burner's highest-field magnet?

No — the high-field plug coil is, reaching 26.49 T. The throat coil operates at the lower central-cell-to-throat field and is a less demanding magnet.

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F10 eff vs throat
F10 eff vs throat · © 2026 Kronos Fusion Energy