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Dual switching of blumlein generators

R. Carl Noggle, R. J. Adler, Kyle J. Hendricks

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We have developed a series of techniques which are useful for operating two Blumlein generators from one Pulse power source, or a single Blumlein with two separate lines and switches. These techniques and operating experience with these devices are outlined in this paper as applied to the Gemini dual Blumlein, and the Tempo device with two switches.

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We have developed a series of techniques which are useful for operating two Blumlein generators from one Pulse power source, or a single Blumlein with two separate lines and switches. These techniques and operating experience with these devices are outlined in this paper as applied to the Gemini dual Blumlein, and the Tempo device with two switches.

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We have developed a series of techniques which are useful for operating two Blumlein generators from one Pulse power source, or a single Blumlein with two separate lines and switches. These techniques and operating experience with these devices are outlined in this paper as applied to the Gemini dual Blumlein, and the Tempo device with two switches.

Key concepts: Blumlein Pair, Pulsed power, Dual (grammatical number), Electrical engineering, Power (physics), Pulse generator, Computer science, Materials science

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