Modeling and Simulation of Multi-State Impulse Voltage Generator 22 kV 32 J
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This article proposed the multi-layer pulse pressure generator includes a charge compression resistor with a value of 6K, a forward wave resistor of 270, and a backward wave resistor of 10 has a spark plug, using a spherical head nut with a diameter of 0.5 centimeters and a gap of 0.3 centimeters. Through experiments, a suspended insulator head was used as the experimental load. When the experiment starts, it can be concluded that the 22kV multi-layer pulse generator can generate pulse voltage. However, the standard 1.2/50 µ s waveform is not available. From the charging waveform to the discharge time is 187.7 ns. When the peak value is reached, the tail wave will quickly decrease to the minimum value. The maximum value is 80 ns. The amplitude 54 V rated voltage 37.6 kV, minimum voltage 20 kV, test output voltage 20-37.6. kV can be seen that when the peak value is reached, the waveform fluctuates up and down to 0, indicating that the actual test results are passed. The oscilloscope has a larger oscillator because in actual testing, compared to analog oscilloscopes
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