High-Voltage Pulse Generator with Voltage Doubling and Frequency up to 300 kHz

The possibility of using a composite gas-discharge device based on a combination of capillary discharge and plasma cathode, eptron, in a pulse generator with an amplitude of up to 46 kV at a pulse-repetition rate of up to 300 kHz is shown. Two eptrons are used in the circuit: as a part of the voltage doubler and as an output nanosecond switch. A doubler recharging efficiency of 85% has been achieved.

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Instruments and Experimental Techniques
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2025-10-01
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https://doi.org/10.1134/s0020441225701052
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Laser Design and Applications
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High-Voltage Pulse Generator with Voltage Doubling and Frequency up to 300 kHz

M. A. Lavrukhin, D. E. Zakrevskiy, P. P. Gugin, P. A. Bokhan
Instruments and Experimental Techniques
Laser Design and Applications
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High-Voltage Pulse Generator with Voltage Doubling and Frequency up to 300 kHz

M. A. Lavrukhin, D. E. Zakrevskiy, P. P. Gugin, P. A. Bokhan
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Abstract

The possibility of using a composite gas-discharge device based on a combination of capillary discharge and plasma cathode, eptron, in a pulse generator with an amplitude of up to 46 kV at a pulse-repetition rate of up to 300 kHz is shown. Two eptrons are used in the circuit: as a part of the voltage doubler and as an output nanosecond switch. A doubler recharging efficiency of 85% has been achieved.

Instruments and Experimental TechniquesVol. 68(5)
Russian Academy of Sciences (RU), Institute of Semiconductor Physics (RU)
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