Compact energy storage using a modified-spiral PFL
Compact energy storage using a modified-spiral PFL
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DOI:
10.1109/modsym.1988.26298
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1988-06
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S. Friedman;R. Limpaecher;M. Sirchis
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作者:
S. Friedman;R. Limpaecher;M. Sirchis
The pulse length available from a coaxial PFL (pulse-forming line) of given length and dielectric constant has been doubled using a modified spiral technique. The modified spiral consists of a cylinder formed from a large number of insulated cables which are first laid parallel to the PFL axis and then given a moderate twist. The PFL is essentially a helical delay line in a form which accomplishes substantial pulse stretching without introducing significant turn-to-turn voltage gradients or distortion of the pulse shape. The technique can be used to increase the energy stored per unit length for a PFL of fixed impedance and pulse duration.>