18–22 Jun 2017
Hilton Brighton Metropole Hotel
Europe/London timezone

Analysis of the sequential discharge characteristics of a parallel-type pulsed power supply with an inductance load

19 Jun 2017, 13:30
1h 30m
Hall 4 / Cambridge (Hilton Brighton Metropole Hotel)

Hall 4 / Cambridge

Hilton Brighton Metropole Hotel

Board: 78
Poster Pulsed Power Industrial and Bio-Medical Applications Poster session I - Pulsed Power Industrial and Bio-Medical Applications

Speaker

Byungha Lee (Agency for Defense Development)

Description

In the sequential discharge of the pulsed power modules connected in parallel, the occurence of a surge voltage at the crowbar diodes of the triggered modules afterward is analyzed and the elimination method of the surge voltage is suggested. In the case using two 100 kJ pulsed power modules and the muzzle-shorted railgun as a load, the surge voltage is generated during the crowbarring period of the module triggered first, and the condition on the reciprocal of time constants between the source module and the inductive load is derived. The effect eliminating the surge voltage by the insertion of a short-circuit resistor is verified by analyses and experimental results. The optimal values of the interconnecting resistor to eliminate surge voltages in the six 100 kJ pulsed power modules are calculated by simulation, and the results reflected in the six sequential pulsed power modules are presented.

Authors

Sanghyuk An (Agency for Defense Development) Mr Youngseok Bae (Agency for Defense Development) Yun Sik Jin (Korea Electrotechnology Research Institute) Dr Seong-Ho Kim (Agency for Defense Development) Mr Young Bae Kim (Korea Electrotechnology Research Institute) Mr In-Su Koo (Hyundai Wia Co.) Byungha Lee (Agency for Defense Development) Dr Young-Hyun Lee (Agency for Defense Development) Mr Kyeong-Seung Yang (Agency for Defense Development)

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