X-Ray Line Polarization of Ne-Like Mo Spectra from X-pinch Plasmas

A Study of a 5.2-kV/100-mm Thyristor Triggered in Impact-Ionization Mode Toward Fast High-Current Applications

“…Subnanosecond impact-ionization switching and reaching high current pulses can be employed in several research domains such as: inertial fusion [9], X-pinch [10], [11] and highenergy-density physics [12]. Moreover, a number of industrial applications such as magnetic pulse forming and welding, rock fracturing [13] and mining require high current pulses in the range of hundreds of kA [14].…”