Applying a compensated pulsed alternator to a flashlamp load for NOVA

Details Applying a compensated pulsed alternator to a flashlamp load for NOVA Applying a compensated pulsed alternator to a flashlamp load for NOVA

Jun 1979

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Presented at the Pulsed Power Conf., Lubbock, Tex., 2 Jun. 1979

Computer Science

Flash Lamps, Laser Outputs, Lasers, Pulse Generators, Ac Generators, High Impulse, Power Supply Circuits, Trigger Circuits

Scientific paper

The compensated pulsed alternator (CPA), a large rotating machine that will convert mechanical, rationally stored energy into a single electrical impulse of very high power, is discussed. It is being optimized for driving flashlamps in a very large NOVA Nd:glass laser system. A circuit that will provide start-up current and assist in triggering the flashlamps is described and tested with a 200 kilojoule capacitor bank. Formulae that will assist in matching the flashlamp load to any given size CPA machine are also presented.

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