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All
the above Generators are compact systems coaxially housed & more
universally called “pulsers.” These require a power connector & a
gas container using dry Nitrogen. These generators come in a hard metallic
cylinder with two flanges, one each for input & output. The output
flange contains a peaking-gap to achieve faster rise times waveforms as
well as to provide high impedance path during discharge. Typical rise time of these generators is in the range of 1.2 to 2.8 nano seconds. Pulse width depends on load characteristics, etc. |
APPLICATION OF IMPULSE GENERATORS
1.
Flash X-Ray Generation.
2.
Insulation Testing.
3.
Armament
Applications.
4.
Ultra wide Band Distortion Generation.
5. Fusion Research.
6.
High Intensity Microwave Generation.
7.
High Power Microwave Research.
8.
Fast Neutron Generators.
9.
High Current Transient Generators.
10. EMP Wave Generation
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Open Form Execution Marx Models
Typical rise time of these generators is around 50 nano seconds. Pulse width depends on load characteristics, etc.
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Coaxial, Closed-system Marx Models and Mini Marx and Open Form Execution Marx Models All
Impulse Generators are compact models using high dielectric constant
capacitors for large current densities. They also have a specially
designed Spark Gap arrangement with a starter Trigatron. The Impulse
Generators are so designed that they are rugged and very reliable in field
service. Impulse
Generator models are all fully functional with no other equipment needed.
They have an input voltage of 230 volts/50 Hz / 60 Hz & can be
smoothly varied in voltage. The operating voltage is only dependent on the
Spark Gap selection & firing system. A manual button as well as a +5
volts command input is provided to fire the generator. This can also be
used to synchronize it with scientific events that will give a +5 volts
output pulse. The
Trigger required shall be approximately of the order of 1 to 5
microseconds width & a voltage of 5 to 7 volts amplitude. All
these Impulse Generators are made on the basic principle of parallel
charge & series discharge of very low inductance capacitors through
suitable Spark Gap systems that can handle these types of peak currents
& electrical stresses. Note: The waveform generated by the system is reproducible using the same specific components & the waveform depends on the type of load capacitive, resistive, inductive, the impedance & the overall electrical characteristics. |