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Subnanosecond front, high-voltage generator based on a combined pulsed forming line

V. G. Shpak, Sergey A. Shunailov, M.R. Oulmascoulov, M. I. Yalandin

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Abstract

A nonsymmetric pulsed double forming line (DFL) is proposed to shorten the high voltage pulse risetime of the nanosecond pulsed power generator up to <1 ns. A twofold rate of rise increase has been obtained by the short DFL energy store, mounted in the single line output of a nanosecond driver without any additional peaking spark gap.

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A nonsymmetric pulsed double forming line (DFL) is proposed to shorten the high voltage pulse risetime of the nanosecond pulsed power generator up to <1 ns. A twofold rate of rise increase has been obtained by the short DFL energy store, mounted in the single line output of a nanosecond driver without any additional peaking spark gap.

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A nonsymmetric pulsed double forming line (DFL) is proposed to shorten the high voltage pulse risetime of the nanosecond pulsed power generator up to <1 ns. A twofold rate of rise increase has been obtained by the short DFL energy store, mounted in the single line output of a nanosecond driver without any additional peaking spark gap.

Key concepts: Nanosecond, Spark gap, Pulsed power, Pulse generator, Generator (circuit theory), Voltage, Line (geometry), Electrical engineering

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