Jul 23, 2004 · There are described electric schemes of multi-cascade generators on the basis of stepped lines, the distinction of which consists in initial storage both of electric and magnetic
Jul 17, 2020 · The application of inductive energy storage in the generation of high-current pulses has attracted considerable attention during recent years. In this article, a new inductive high
Jul 3, 2024 · In the article, a new type boost high‐voltage nanosecond pulse generator is proposed. The distributed inductance of the transmission line is utilised as the energy storage
Aug 25, 2017 · Abstract —A high-voltage pulse generator with an inductive energy storage is described. Its operation is based on the current interruption by a thyratron. It was shown that a
Dec 23, 2020 · A modular solid-state pulse generator based on the multi-turn LTD is developed, which is composed of 10 LTD modules. Each module consists of 18 energy storage capacitors,
Jun 29, 2019 · Pulsed gas discharge is an important means of generating low temperature plasma. Short pulses with fast frontier show superior performance in terms of increasin.
To achieve the pulse generator that has portable features, it must be designed in a compact size. Since the pulse generator needs a high voltage to operate, it must be equipped with a high-voltage source where a transformer is commonly employed. This, however, will cause the pulse generator to be heavy, bulky, and consume space.
Abstract: High-voltage square-wave nanosecond pulse generator has a broad application prospect in the fields of atmosphericn low-temperature plasma, biomedicine and power equipment detection. Pulse forming line is an effective way to realize high-voltage square-wave nanosecond pulse output.
To have a reliable high-voltage pulse generator, a technique of capacitor discharge was employed. Four units of capacitor rated 100 μ F 1.2 kV were connected in series to produce 25 μ F 4.8 kV which were used to store the energy of approximately 200 J.
The common nanosecond pulse generator is based on capacitive energy storage. Compared with the nanosecond pulse generator based on capacitive energy storage, the inductive energy storage has outstanding advantages in energy storage density, miniaturization of the device, and less influence of loop inductance.
1. Introduction Cell electroporation therapy (EPT), genetic therapy, ultrasonic cleaning, chemical-free bacterial decontamination, and medical imaging are the examples of vast applications that require a high-voltage pulse generator which can provide pulse width in a scale of a nanosecond, microsecond, and millisecond [1 – 11].
This indicates that the concept that is trying to be proven has been successfully achieved. Therefore, the compact high-voltage pulse generator that has been developed in this study is ready to perform as an electroporator for PEF applications.
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