Abstract
The characteristics are described of gas-filled three-electrode spark gaps at a voltage of 10-100 kV that are controlled by changing the potential of an additional electrode. An operating region of the spark gaps of up to 50% is obtained for a trigger delay time t//d greater than equivalent to 15 nsec and a spread of up to 1. 5 nsec. The results are presented of a study of the dependence of t//d on the gas pressure, the field strength and the gap magnitude. A model is described of a generator of voltage pulses of up to 500 kV and a rise time of 10 nsec.
| Original language | English |
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| Title of host publication | Instrum Exp Tech |
| Pages | 1670-1673 |
| Number of pages | 4 |
| Volume | 19 |
| Edition | 6 pt 1 |
| Publication status | Published - Nov 1976 |
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CONTROLLED SPARK GAPS FOR HIGH-VOLTAGE PULSE GENERATORS. / Kukhta, V. R.; Logachev, E. I.; Lopatin, V. V.; Remnev, G. E.; Tsvetkov, V. I.; Chernenko, V. P.
Instrum Exp Tech. Vol. 19 6 pt 1. ed. 1976. p. 1670-1673.Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Chapter
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T1 - CONTROLLED SPARK GAPS FOR HIGH-VOLTAGE PULSE GENERATORS.
AU - Kukhta, V. R.
AU - Logachev, E. I.
AU - Lopatin, V. V.
AU - Remnev, G. E.
AU - Tsvetkov, V. I.
AU - Chernenko, V. P.
PY - 1976/11
Y1 - 1976/11
N2 - The characteristics are described of gas-filled three-electrode spark gaps at a voltage of 10-100 kV that are controlled by changing the potential of an additional electrode. An operating region of the spark gaps of up to 50% is obtained for a trigger delay time t//d greater than equivalent to 15 nsec and a spread of up to 1. 5 nsec. The results are presented of a study of the dependence of t//d on the gas pressure, the field strength and the gap magnitude. A model is described of a generator of voltage pulses of up to 500 kV and a rise time of 10 nsec.
AB - The characteristics are described of gas-filled three-electrode spark gaps at a voltage of 10-100 kV that are controlled by changing the potential of an additional electrode. An operating region of the spark gaps of up to 50% is obtained for a trigger delay time t//d greater than equivalent to 15 nsec and a spread of up to 1. 5 nsec. The results are presented of a study of the dependence of t//d on the gas pressure, the field strength and the gap magnitude. A model is described of a generator of voltage pulses of up to 500 kV and a rise time of 10 nsec.
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VL - 19
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