Ignitron-Switched 0.6- to 90-kV Impulse Generator
Everet H. Beckner, Ralph H. Kotoski
Abstract
Everet H. Beckner, Ralph H. Kotoski
Abstract
An ignitron-switched impulse generator has been developed, capable of providing a variable output voltage of from 0.6 to 90 kV with no circuit alterations. The generator consists of 6 capacitor stages, yielding a total energy of 5000 J at 90 kV, and is discharged with a single trigger pulse. The discharge time can be controlled to within 0.1 μsec.
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An ignitron-switched impulse generator has been developed, capable of providing a variable output voltage of from 0.6 to 90 kV with no circuit alterations. The generator consists of 6 capacitor stages, yielding a total energy of 5000 J at 90 kV, and is discharged with a single trigger pulse. The discharge time can be controlled to within 0.1 μsec.
Key concepts: Impulse generator, Impulse (physics), Generator (circuit theory), Pulse generator, Voltage, Capacitor, Marx generator, Switched capacitor