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An Air Gap For a High-Current Energy Source Based on a Capacitive Storage with an Operating Voltage of 5 kV

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This paper describes an air gap that switches one of the sections of capacitive storage, which consists of 234 K41I-7 capacitors (5 kV, 23.4 mF). The arrester is launched from a special plasma initiator. The design of the arrester used elements that allow a large electric charge to pass with the ability for subsequent rapid replacement. The response time delay of the arrester is ~20 μs with instability of the response time of the order of 10 μs. This air gap was used to switch a capacitive storage device consisting of 160 K75-100 capacitors (176 mF, 6 kV).

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Gusev, A.N., Kozlov, A.V., Shurupov, A.V. et al. An Air Gap For a High-Current Energy Source Based on a Capacitive Storage with an Operating Voltage of 5 kV. Instrum Exp Tech 63, 669–673 (2020). https://doi.org/10.1134/S0020441220050140

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