Current Pulse Generator with Amplitude of 1,000,000 A and Stability of + or - 0.001 at a Repetition Rate of Two Hz

It is often necessary to create powerful generators which operate on an inductive load in order to obtain strong magnetic fields, as well as to use pulsed systems in acceleration equipment. Furthermore, experimental conditions sometimes place limitations on the duration and form of the current pulse...

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Main Authors: Bayanov,B F, Ilin,A V, Pakin,V N, Panov,A P, Silvestrov,G I
Format: Report
Language:English
Subjects:
ACCELERATION
CAPACITORS
Electrical and Electronic Equipment
GATES(CIRCUITS)
INDUCTANCE
MAGNETIC FIELDS
PULSE GENERATORS
PULSE TRANSFORMERS
RELIABILITY(ELECTRONICS)
Test Facilities, Equipment and Methods
THYRISTORS
TRANSLATIONS
USSR
VOLTAGE REGULATION
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Summary:It is often necessary to create powerful generators which operate on an inductive load in order to obtain strong magnetic fields, as well as to use pulsed systems in acceleration equipment. Furthermore, experimental conditions sometimes place limitations on the duration and form of the current pulse and the stability of current amplitude, and also require high operating reliability. This report examines a generator which provides a unipolar sinusoidal current pulse with a base length of 1.2 ms and an amplitude of 1,000,000 amperes. It is stable with precision of + or - 0.001 at a repetition rate of several hertz for an inductive load of 0.1 microhenry. Edited trans. of Trudy Vsesoyuznogo Soveshchaniya po Uskoritelyam Zaryazhennykh Chastits (USSR) v1 p283-286 1970, by Carol S. Nack.