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PPPS 2019

22–28 Jun 2019
DoubleTree at the Entrance to Universal Orlando
America/New_York timezone

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Session

8.2 Generators and Networks and 8.3 Repetitive Systems

O6F
26 Jun 2019, 15:30
DoubleTree at the Entrance to Universal Orlando

DoubleTree at the Entrance to Universal Orlando

5780 Major Blvd. Orlando, Florida, 32819, USA

Conveners

8.2 Generators and Networks and 8.3 Repetitive Systems

  • Brett Huhman (US Naval Resarch Laboratory)

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  1. 498. A high-repetition rate, magnetic core, pulse transformer based, fast 120 kV generator
    Ms Jessica Stobbs (Loughborough University)
    26/06/2019, 15:30
    8.3 Repetitive Systems
    Oral

    A high-repetition rate, magnetic core, pulse transformer based,
    fast 120 kV generator
    Jessica Stobbs, B.M. Novac and P. Senior
    Loughborough University, UK
    T. Huiskamp, F.J.C.M. Beckers and A.J.M. Pemen
    Eindhoven University of Technology, The Netherlands

    We present a high repetition rate, high-voltage pulse generator based on a compact high-voltage pulse transformer. The magnetic-core...

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  2. 684. AN ALTERNATIVE CIRCUITRY FOR A TRANSFORMER COUPLED LC INVERSION GENERATOR
    Rainer Bischoff (French-German Research Institute of Saint-Louis (ISL))
    26/06/2019, 15:45
    8.2 Generators & Networks
    Oral

    A new alternative circuitry for the transformer coupled LC inversion generator (TCLCG) is presented.
    In principle, a TCLCG consists of one in-phase 1:1 transformer and two capacitors per elementary stage. First, the two capacitors will be charged via the primary winding of the transformer in opposite polarity. Afterwards, voltage multiplication is being achieved by a closing switch which...

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  3. 736. A 30kV, 200kHz Solid-state Pulsed Power Generator Based on the Drift Step Recovery Diodes
    Dr wang haiyang (Xi‘an jiaotong university)
    26/06/2019, 16:00
    8.2 Generators & Networks
    Either

    A all-solid-state high voltage fast risetime high repetition rate pulse generator was developed for the EMP(Electromagnetic Pulse) effects. The pulse generator is based on an opening switch topology that uses Drift Step Recovery Diodes (DSRDs) as the opening switches in an inductive-capacitive storage circuit. The pulse generator is capable of delivering voltage pulses with an amplitude of 30...

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  4. 783. 8-Stage Pulse Generator for Generation of Bipolar Rectangular Pulses
    Martin Sack (Karlsruhe Institute of Technology)
    26/06/2019, 16:15
    8.2 Generators & Networks
    Invited

    For lab-scale experiments related to the decontamination of liquids from bacteria an eight-stage pulse generator for generation of bipolar rectangular pulses has been set up. The generator consists of stacked modules in H-bridge configuration. For ground-symmetric operation of the load the generator has been grounded at its center. This is especially important when connecting a PEF-treatment...

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  5. 927. A Novel High-frequency Pulse Generator Based on Bipolar and Marx Topologies
    Shoulong Dong (Chongqing University), Dr liang Yu, hongmei liu (Chongqing University)
    26/06/2019, 16:45
    8.2 Generators & Networks
    Oral

    With the in-depth application of pulse power technologies in the wide range of biomedicine, food processing, electromagnetic forming, plasma generation, etc., it has posed new requirements to pulse generatorsfor high-volt high frequency, bipolar, and all solid state,. In this paper, a novel bipolar high-volt pulse generator circuit topology is proposed for the needs. Theoretical analysis,...

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  6. 1234. Design and Performance of a 2 m EUT MIL STD 461 (RS-105) Test System
    Dr Jon Mayes (Applied Physical Electronics L.C.), Bill Nunnally (Applied Physical Electronics, LC), Matthew Lara (Applied Physical Electronics L.C.)
    26/06/2019, 17:00
    8.2 Generators & Networks
    Either

    Applied Physical Electronics, L.C. (APELC) has built a moderate scaled test system to meet MIL STD 461, under the RS-105 test configuration. The system is designed to test objects of up to 2 m x 2 m x 2m, with peak electric fields of up to 60 kV/m. This system uniquely uses a coaxial Marx generator, coupled with a planer peaking circuit to produce the MIL STD waveform, which is characterized...

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  7. 1291. Dynamic Modeling of Pulsed Alternators using LTspice
    Prof. Michael Giesselmann (Texas Tech University)
    26/06/2019, 17:15
    8.2 Generators & Networks
    Either

    We are reporting on the formulation and performance of dynamic models for Pulsed Alternators for LTspice. The models are modular and hierarchical and cover both the electrical and mechanical aspects of the electric machine including the mechanical torque, speed and inertia. The models also include the effects of the damper cage and the excitation winding to accurately represent the...

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