Capacitive Voltage Divider for Fast-Pinch Discharge Experiments

The response characteristics of a two-stage CuSO4 solution ‘‘tube’’ resistive divider placed in another CuSO4 solution ‘‘tube’’ in a concentric cylindrical configuration for measuring high-voltage nanosecond pulses have been studied. The test results showed that it was capable of maintaining pulse rise time less than 10 ns, and the hold-off voltage for pulses with rise times less than 10 ns was 600 kV.

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Capacitive Voltage Divider for Fast-Pinch Discharge Experiments

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Slow positron facility at the Giessen 65 MeV LINAC

Slow positron facility at the Giessen 65 MeV LINAC

Simple capacitive probe for high-voltage nanosecond pulses

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