J. D. Ivers, J. A. Nation
Abstract
A compact 1-GW pulsed power source, developed for use in a collective acceleration experiment, is described. The system utilizes seven artificial Blumlein pulse forming networks which are charged in parallel and discharged in a series configuration. The generator has been used to produce a 300-kV, 3-kA, 0.5-μs electron beam.
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A compact 1-GW pulsed power source, developed for use in a collective acceleration experiment, is described. The system utilizes seven artificial Blumlein pulse forming networks which are charged in parallel and discharged in a series configuration. The generator has been used to produce a 300-kV, 3-kA, 0.5-μs electron beam.
Key concepts: Blumlein Pair, Pulse generator, Pulsed power, Acceleration, Generator (circuit theory), Pulse (music), Cathode ray, Power (physics)