Pulsed Power [electronic resource] /
Mesyats, Gennady A.author.
Mesyats' Pulsed Power provides in-depth coverage of the generation of pulsed electric power, electron and ion beams, and various types of pulsed electromagnetic radiation. The electric power that can be produced by the methods described ranges from 106 to 1014W for pulse durations of 10-10-10-7s. The book consists of nine parts containing 28 chapters, which deal with various aspects of pulsed power and high-power electronics and cover a concise theory of electric circuits as applied to nanosecond pulse technology; physics of fast processes occurring in electrical discharges in vacuum, gases, and liquids; phenomena in long lines; mechanisms of operation and designs of high-power gas-discharge, plasma, and semiconductor closing and opening switches as well as of high-power electric pulse generators using these switches; solid-state (semiconductor and magnetic) methods of production and transformation of nanosecond high-power pulses; and methods of production of high-power pulsed electron and ion beams. The closing part describes methods applied to produce high-power nanosecond pulsed X-rays, laser beams, microwaves, and ultrawideband electromagnetic radiation. This all-embracing book covers gas, laser, semiconductor, and magnetic circuit elements, the phenomenon of explosive electron emission discovered by the author, diodes of various types, including semiconductor diodes based on the SOS effect discovered with participation of the author, and methods of production of various types of high-power pulsed radiation.
Description based upon print version of record.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Pulsed Systems: Design Principles -- Lumped Parameter Pulse Systems -- Pulse Generation Using Long Lines -- Physics of Pulsed Electrical Discharges -- The Vacuum Discharge -- The Pulsed Discharge in Gas -- Electrical Discharges in Liquids -- Properties of Coaxial Lines -- Solid-Insulated Coaxial Lines -- Liquid-Insulated Lines -- Vacuum Lines with Magnetic Self-Insulation -- Spark Gap Switches -- High-Pressure Gas Gaps -- Low-Pressure Spark Gaps -- Solid-State and Liquid Spark Gaps -- Generators with Plasma Closing Switches -- Generators with Gas-Discharge Switches -- Marx Generators -- Pulse Transformers -- Generators with Plasma Opening Switches -- Pulse Generators with Electrically Exploded Conductors -- Pulse Generators with Plasma Opening Switches -- Electron-Triggered Gas-Discharge Switches -- Pulse Power Generators with Solid-State Switches -- Semiconductor Closing Switches -- Semiconductor Opening Switches -- Pulse Power Generators in Circuits with Magnetic Elements -- Long Lines with Nonlinear Parameters -- Electron Diodes and Electron-Diode-Based Accelerators -- Large-Cross-Section Electron Beams -- Annular Electron Beams -- Dense Electron Beams and Their Focusing -- High-Power Pulse Sources of Electromagnetic Radiation -- High-Power X-Ray Pulses -- High-Power Pulsed Gas Lasers -- Generation of High-Power Pulsed Microwaves -- Generation of Ultrawideband Radiation Pulses.
Mesyats' Pulsed Power provides in-depth coverage of the generation of pulsed electric power, electron and ion beams, and various types of pulsed electromagnetic radiation. The electric power that can be produced by the methods described ranges from 106 to 1014W for pulse durations of 10-10-10-7s. The book consists of nine parts containing 28 chapters, which deal with various aspects of pulsed power and high-power electronics and cover a concise theory of electric circuits as applied to nanosecond pulse technology; physics of fast processes occurring in electrical discharges in vacuum, gases, and liquids; phenomena in long lines; mechanisms of operation and designs of high-power gas-discharge, plasma, and semiconductor closing and opening switches as well as of high-power electric pulse generators using these switches; solid-state (semiconductor and magnetic) methods of production and transformation of nanosecond high-power pulses; and methods of production of high-power pulsed electron and ion beams. The closing part describes methods applied to produce high-power nanosecond pulsed X-rays, laser beams, microwaves, and ultrawideband electromagnetic radiation. This all-embracing book covers gas, laser, semiconductor, and magnetic circuit elements, the phenomenon of explosive electron emission discovered by the author, diodes of various types, including semiconductor diodes based on the SOS effect discovered with participation of the author, and methods of production of various types of high-power pulsed radiation.
Electrical engineering.
Physics.
Mechanics.
Electrical Engineering.
Physics, general.
Classical Mechanics.