Skip to content
Technology How it works Breeder — Hyperion Burner — Aegis Burner — MetroVolt AI-Native Architecture Magnets Fuel cycle Safety Roadmap
Solutions AI & Data Centers Defense & Government Grid & Baseload Neutron Detection Quantum
Learn Technical Library
Proof Publications Whitepapers Technical Library Open Science & Reproducibility The Honest Gates
Company About / Mission Leadership Environment Health & Safety Investors Careers Press Contact
3D Model
Technical LibraryGlossary of Fusion & Plasma Terms
Glossary

Stellarator

A toroidal device that confines plasma with external coils alone, needing no plasma current.

Glossary of Fusion & Plasma TermsUpdated 2026-08-11

A stellarator twists its magnetic field entirely with shaped external coils, so it needs no driven plasma current and does not disrupt. The trade is intricate coil geometry. Kronos does not use a stellarator, but the concept frames why the tokamak's plasma current matters.

← PreviousSteerable Microwave LauncherNext →Stored Magnetic Energy
Content reviewed August 2026 · design-and-simulation stage