This paper considered the possibility of reducing the dissipation of the
trigger time of the three-electrode spark gaps with a separated triggered
electrode. The work is of a theoretical, numerical and of experimental
nature. The experiments were performed on a spark gap model under
well-controlled laboratory conditions. It was determined that the results
obtained with the model can be applied to the spark gap prototype. Unlike
the previous research in this area, the computer-designed spark gap that was
used can be triggered with one mechanism only. Also, as opposed to the
previous study, a mixture of SF6 and He gases and the third electrode with a
double ionization effect were used. The obtained results showed the optimal
combination of the construction solution, insulation gas, triggered
impulse, and the triggered electrode's shape, reduce the stochastic
dissipation of a random variable far in the sub-microsecond field. This
result is of great significance for the parallel triggering of current and
voltage generators to obtain the best superposition signals.