7th Pulsed Power Conference
DOI: 10.1109/ppc.1989.767596
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A single gap transformer coupled L-C generator with resonant frequency compensation

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“…Meyer et al [8] have studied the problem of a resistive load connection. The resistive load is connected to the output generator by using a spark gap (Sw 2 in figure 2).…”
Section: The Load Connectionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Meyer et al [8] have studied the problem of a resistive load connection. The resistive load is connected to the output generator by using a spark gap (Sw 2 in figure 2).…”
Section: The Load Connectionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This technique utilizes a number of tightly coupled transformers and a switch (S2) to generate a high voltage output. The requirement for a number of large transformers, less controllability over the output and the high current stress on the switch has made this type less attractive, in comparison to other methods [16][17]. The Marx generator concept, originated by E. Marx in 1924, overcomes some of the deficiencies presented by direct discharge and pulse transformer types by employing complex circuitry.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…This is commonly referred to as the "initial value" theorem in most systems theory texts [8]. Therefore, retaining the lower order terms and the constant terms in (1), for small is approximated by (2) The inverse transform of (2) is easily found and given as (3) For transformer coupling near 1, (3) becomes (4) Proceeding in a similar manner, the frequency domain voltage across is given by the fourth-order polynomial in as…”
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confidence: 99%
“…The addition of more stages and the inclusion of losses significantly reduce the efficiency to the 60%-70% range for 20-stage TCLCs. The TCLC also does not operate efficiently when directly connected into low impedance loads [3]. The addition of an output switch, shown in Fig.…”
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confidence: 99%
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