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The construction of a coil to produce high pulsed magnetic fields

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In this paper we describe a pulse apparatus for producing strong magnetic fields by discharging a capacitor bank through a coil. A new construction technique for specially reinforced coils, wound with copper wires, allows us to produce a magnetic field of 570 kOe, with a pulse time of 5 ms.

Finally we mention some calculations of the field homogeneity in the coils.

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van Itterbeek, A., van Driessche, W. & de Grave, I. The construction of a coil to produce high pulsed magnetic fields. Appl. Sci. Res. 18, 105–111 (1968). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00382340

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