Multiple pulse generator using saturable inductor
作者： John S. DeGrassie , Hiroyuki Ikezi
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摘要: A high power multiple pulse generator includes a plurality of transmission line sections, adjacent sections which are coupled together by saturable inductor. One section is switchably connected to load impedance through an output switch. With the switch open, charged desired voltage potential. burst pulses generated closing switch, causing charge on closed be delivered as first pulse. This has amplitude equal one half charging potential and duration that function length section. Once this load, developed across inductor coupling discharged with section, current flow therethrough. When flowing reaches certain amplitude, saturates, effectively transferring next second The interval between saturation time process continues number being sections.
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