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Velardi, L.

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THPCH140 New Pulsed Current and Voltage Circuits Based on Transmission Lines 3122
 
  • V. Nassisi, F. Belloni, D. Doria, A. Lorusso, M.V. Siciliano, L. Velardi
    INFN-Lecce, Lecce
 
  We present two novel circuits able to compress current or voltage pulse named current compressor circuit (CCC) and voltage compressor circuit (VCC), and two novel amplifier circuits able to double the current or voltage pulse. The compressing circuits were composed by a transmission line, l long and a storage line, l/2 long. The CCC compressed the current pulse by a factor of 2 doubling its intensity, while the VCC compressed the voltage pulse by a factor of 2 doubling its amplitude. The amplifying circuits were composed by a R0 transmission line closed on a set of two parallel or series storage lines which doubled the intensity of the pulses. The current pulse amplifier (CPA) had two R0/2 storage lines in parallel, while the voltage pulse amplifier (VPA) had two 2R0 storage lines in series. The storage line was half long with respect to the input-pulse. In both circuits, one storage line was characterized by an open extremity and the other line by a closed extremity. Connecting the storage lines to suitable load resistors, R0/4, and 4R0 for the CPA and VPA, respectively, a twice of the pulse intensity was obtained. The circuits were studied by computer simulations.