论文信息 - New high-repetition rate magnetic pulse compressor with multiple-current-pulse charging for gas lasers

New high-repetition rate magnetic pulse compressor with multiple-current-pulse charging for gas lasers

An all-solid-state exciter using a magnetic pulse compressor (MPC) in combination with a switching regulator has been investigated. The magnetic switch acts as a pulse compressor and pulse forming element. This exciter provides a potential for high-repetition rate and reliable operation of gas lasers, such as TEA C0/sub 2/ lasers, excimer lasers and copper vapor lasers.

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