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1:
MODULATOR-RELATED TECHNOLOGY AND USER OVERVIEWS
1.1:
Current Issues in High-Power Microwaves
F
J. Agee, Phillips Laboratory, Kirtland AFB, NM
................................................... 1
1.2:
The Role of Pulsed-Power Accelerator Technology in Science-Based Stockpile Stewardship Program
J. J. Ramirez,
Sandia
National Laboratories, Albuquerque, NM
..................................................... 5
1.3:
Efficiency and Cost: The New Frontier for High-Power Pulsed Klystron Modulators
R. L.
Cassei,
Stanford Linear Accelerator Center, Stanford, CA
...................................................
N/A
1.4:
Space Power Technology
M. F. Rose, Space Power Institute, Auburn University,
AL
......................................................... 9
1.5:
Research Issues for New Applications of Power Modulators
M. A. Gundersen, University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA
.............................................. 15
2:
SOLID-STATE DEVICES
2.1:
Silicon Carbide Power Devices for High-Temperature High-Power-Density Switching Applications
T. Burke, K. Xie, J. R. Flemish, H. Singh,
T. Podiesak,
U.
Ş.
Army Research Laboratory, Ft. Monmouth, NJ;
J. H. Zhao Rutgers University, Piscataway,
N J
.................................................................. 18
2.2:
New Superfast Power Closing Switched Dynistors on Delayed lonization
V. M. Efanov, A. F. Kardo-Sysoev, I. G, Tchashnikov, P. M. Yarin, loffe Physical-Technical Institute, Russian Academy of
Science, St. Petersburg, Russia
......................................................................... 22
2.3:
Commutation of Stacked
Blumlein
Pulsers
by Avalanche GaAs Switches
D. L.
Borovina,
J. L. Korioth, R. K.
Krause, F.
Davanloo,
С. В.
Collins, University of Texas at Dallas, Richardson,
TX;
F. J. Agee, J. H.
Hull,
Phillips
Laboratory,
Kirtland AFB, NM;
L. E.
Kingsley, U.S. Army CECOM, Ft.
Monmouth, NJ
............................................................ 26
2.4:
Optically Activated GaAs Switches for Compact Accelerators and Short-Pulse Sensors
F. J. Zutavern, G. M. Loubriel, W. D.
Helgeson,
M. W. O Malley, M. H. Ruebush, H. P.
Hjalmarson,
A. G.
Baca,
Sandia
National Laboratories,
Albuquerque,
NM
.................................................................. 31
2.5:
High-Voltage GaAs Rectifiers for High-Frequency High-Power-Density Switching
Applications
P. Hadizad, J.
Ommen,
A.
Salih,
S. Varadarajan, R. Slocomb,
E. Robles,
M.
Wolk,
Motorola Power Products Division,
Phoenix,
AZ;
С.
Them Motorola Phoenix Corporate Research Laboratories,
Tempe,
AZ...........................................
35
2-6:
Fast Power Modulator
Thyristors
V. I. Brylevesky, V. M. Efanov, A. F. Kardo-Sysoev, I. G. Tchashnikov, I. A. Smirnova, loffe Physical-Technical Institute,
Russian Academy of Science, St. Petersburg, Russia
....................................................... 39
2-7:
A Compact Lightweight 125-mm
Thyristor
for Pulse-Power Applications
T. F.
Podiesak,
H.
Singh,
U. S.
Army Research Laboratory, Ft. Monmouth, NJ;
S. Behr, Vitronics, Inc., Eatontown, NJ;
S. Schneider, Consultant, Red Bank, NJ
...................................................................... 43
28:
Withdrawn
2-9:
Investigation of Power MOSFET Switching at Cryogenic Temperatures
M. Giesselmann, Z. Mahund, S. Carson, Texas Tech University, Lubbock,
TX
........................................ 47
2.10:
Power Nanosecond Semiconductor Opening Plasma Switches
V. I. Brylevsky V. M. Efanov, A. F. Kardo-Sysoev, I. G. Tchashnikov, loffe Physical-Technical Institute, Russian Academy of
Science, St. Petersburg, Russia
......................................................................... 51
2.11:
Compact Modulator Using Inductive Energy Storage and a Solid-State Opening Switch
J. C. Dickens, J. Bridges, M. Kristiansen, Texas Tech University, Lubbock,
TX
........................................ 55
2-12:
Experimental Measurements for a Fast 1600-V
Thyristor
(formerly Poster
6.9)
Я.
F. Hoeberling, R. B. Wheeler, K. S. Fenimore, D. J. Baker, Los Alamos National Laboratory, Los Alamos, NM;
B. P O Meara,
Moose Hill Enterprises;
C. L. Leavitt, E. W. Malone, Reynolds Industries, Los Angeles, CA
................................................
N/A
2-13:
Early-Time Turn-On Characteristics of a High-Current
Thyristor
(formerly
6.10)
L. O. Roose, G. J. Rohwein,
Sandia
National Laboratories, Albuquerque, NM
........................................ 59
2-14:
All-Solid-State Exciter for High-Power High-Repetition-Rate Excimer Laser (formerly Poster
6.16)
F
Endo, K. Okamura, K. Kakizaki, S. Takagi, E. Kaneko, Toshiba Corp., Tokyo, Japan
................................. 63
2-15:
Solid-State Switch Application for the LHC Extraction Kicker Magnet Pulse Generator (formerly Poster
6.18)
L. Ducimetière,
U.
Jansson,
M. Schlaug, G.
Schroder,
E, Vossenberg, CERN,
Geneva, Switzerland
...................... 67
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2.16:
A Novel High-Current-Rate SCR for Pulse-Power Applications (formerly Poster
6.22)
E. Ramezani, ABB Semiconductors
AG, Lenzburg,
Switzerland;
E.
Spahn,
G.
Bruderer,
French-German Research Institute of Saint Louis, Saint Louis, France
.......................... 71
3:
COMMERCIAL APPLICATIONS
3.1:
Biofouling Prevention with Pulsed Electric Fields
K. H. Schoenbach, R. W. Alden III, Old Dominion University, Norfolk,
VA;
T. J.
Fox,
Center
for Advanced Ship Repair and Maintenance, Norfolk,
VA
........................................... 75
3.2:
Effects of Pulse Risetime and Pulse Width on the Destruction of Toluene and NOx in a Coaxial Pulsed Corona Reactor
R. A. Roush, R. K. Hutcherson, Naval Surface Warfare Center,
Dahlgren,
VA;
M.
W. Ingram,
Physics
International
Co.,
San Leandro,
CA;
M. G. Grothaus, SWRI, San Antonio,
TX
...................................................................... 79
3.3:
Life-Cycle Cost Comparison of Laser Modulator Topologies
J. J.
Nel,
P. H. Swart,
M.
J. Case, Rand Afrikaans University, Auckland Park, South Africa
.............................. 85
3.4:
Cathodic Arc Modulator Systems for Metallic Plasma Ion Implantation
W. A. Reass, B. P. Wood, Los Alamos National Laboratory, Los Alamos, NM
......................................... 89
3.5:
Progress towards a 20-kV 2-kA Plasma Source Ion-Implantation Modulator for Automotive Production of Diamond Film on
Aluminum
W. A. Reass,
C. A. Munson,
Los Alamos National Laboratory, Los Alamos, NM;
G. Malaczynski, A. Elmoursi, General Motors Research Laboratory, Warren, Ml
...................................... 93
3.6:
Development Leading to a 200-kV 20-kA 30-Hz Radar-Like Modulator System for Intense Ion-Beam Processing
W. A. Reass, H. Davis, J. Olson, Los Alamos National Laboratory, Los Alamos, NM;
D.
Coates,
H.
Schleinitz, DuPont Central Research and Development, Wilmington,
DE
................................ 97
3.7:
Extreme Pulsed Power Using Explosives
Я.
F. Hoeberling,
С
M.
Fowler,
M.
V. Fazio,
G. A. Erickson,
R. M.
Sringfield, Los Alamos National Laboratory,
Los Alamos, NM
....................................................................................
N/A
3.8:
An Industrial Application of a Pulse-Power Modulator (formerly Poster
6.14)
H. Anamkath, F. Gower, R. Mendonsa, R. Miller, K. Whitman, A. Zante, Titan Beta, Dublin, CA
......................... 101
3.9:
Withdrawn (formerly Poster
6.15)
4:
RF SYSTEMS
4.1 :
Spectral Analysis and Performance of a 20-kW CW Uplink Transmitter
A.
Silva,
Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, CA
............................................................. 104
4.2:
Transmitter Requirements for Modern
Doppler
Weather Radars
F. Gekat,
F.
Idel, Gematronik
GmbH, Neuss, Germany;
M.
Beerwald,
G. Blokesch,
Puls-Plasmatechnik GmbH, Dortmund,
Germany........................................
108
4.3:
Experimental
Multiple
Frequency Injection-Wave Generator
J. R.
Mayes,
W.
J. Carey,
W. C.
Nunnally, University of Texas at Arlington, Arlington,
TX
............................... 113
4.4:
Power Modulator for Broadband Agile-Mirror Radar Utilizing Semiconductor Switching (formerly Poster
6.11)
M. C
Myers, R.
F. Fernster,
J. A.
Gregor,
J. Mathew, R. A. Meger, D. P. Murphy, R. E. Pechacek, Naval Research
Laboratory, Washington, DC
........................................................................... 118
4.5:
Prediction of Phase Noise in a TWT-Based Transmitter for a Pulsed
Doppler
Radar (formerly Poster
6.12)
S.
Rånade,
Y. G.
К.
Patro, Society for Applied
Microwave
Electronics
Engineering
&
Research,
Powai,
India;
R. K.
Shevgaonkar, Indian Institute of Technology, Powai, India
................................................... 122
4.6:
A Pulsed High-Power High-Voltage Video Load for the
ALCOR
Transmitter (formerly Poster
6.21)
P. Brown, Raytheon Range Systems Engineering,
U. S.
Army Kwajalein Atoll;
C. McCordic, M. Steudel, Raytheon Electronic Systems, Sudbury, MA
............................................. 125
5:
GAS SWITCHES AND INSULATION
5.1:
Characteristics of Pseudospark Switches
(PSS)
for Pulsed-Power Modulators
K. Frank, J. Christiansen, S. Dollinger, P. Felsner, A.
Görtier, F.
Heine,
G.
Hintz,
D. H. H.
Hoffman,
U. Prucker, A. Schwandner,
University of
Erlangen-Nuremberg,
Erlangen,
Germany
.................................................... 129
5.2:
Gas-Discharge Theory for the POLOTRON
N.
A. Ridge, A. Maitland, University of St. Andrews, St. Andrews, Scotland;
D. M.
Parkes,
DRA, Malvern,
England
....................................................................... 133
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5.3:
Misfiring Protection and Monitoring of the RFX Toroidal Circuit Ignition Crowbar
P. Bettini, A.
De Lorenz/,
Gruppo di Padova di Ricerche sulla Fusione Associazioni EURATOM-ENEA-CNR-Università di
Padova, Padova,
Italy
................................................................................ 137
5.4:
Corona Processing
of Insulating Oil
G. J.
Rohwein,
Sandia
National Laboratories,
Albuquerque,
NM
.................................................. 141
5.5:
The Repetitive Breakdown and Flashover Properties of Solid Dielectric Materials under dc and Pulsed Conditions
A. J. McPhee,
AMS
Electronic Ltd., Torquay, U.K.;
S.
J. MacGregor, University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, U.K.;
J. R. Tidmarsh, Bookhams Technology, Ltd., Cniltern, U.K
....................................................... 145
5.6:
Pseudospark Switch Development for the LHC Extraction Kicker Pulse Generator (formerly Poster
6.19)
L.
Ducimetière,
P.
Faure,
U.
Jansson,
H.
Riege,
M. Schlaug, G.
Schröder,
E.
Vossenberg,
CERN, Geneva,
Switzerland
..... 149
7:
ADVANCES IN POWER MODULATORS
7.1:
A 100-kV 1-kHz Triggered Pulse Generator
S. J. MacGregor, S. M.
Turnbull, F.
А. Тиет,
D.
Farish, University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, U.K
......................... 153
7.2:
A Transportable 500-kV High-Average- Power Modulator with Adjustable Pulse-Length from
100
to
500
ns
J. Hammon, S. K. Lam, S. Pomeroy, Physics International Co.,
San Leandro,
СА....................................
157
7.3:
Demonstration of a Modular Repetitive-Fired 1/4-MJ PFN
J. Hammon, D. Bhasavanich, T. daSilva, C. M.
Gilman,
К.
Nielsen,
Я.
Shaw, Physics International Co.,
San Leandro,
CA .
.. 161
7.4:
High-Gain GaAs Photoconductive Semiconductor Switches for Ground- Penetrating Radar
G. M. Loubriel, J. F. Aurand, M. T. Buttram, F. J. Zutavern, W. D.
Helgeson,
M. W. O Malley,
Sandia National Laboratories,
Albuquerque, NM;
D.
J. Brown,
Ktech Corp., Albuquerque, NM
................................................................... 165
7.5:
Electrical Noise Cancellation Using High- Temperature Superconductor Modulation
J. Dvorak, B. Hodges, C.
Braun,
Colorado School of Mines, Golden, CO
........................................... 169
7.6:
PFNs Switched with SCRs at
15
kV,
225
J, and 100-Hz Rep-Rate
M. Jung, W. Mayerhofer, G. Renz, M.
Rieger,
E. Zeyfang,
Institut für Technische Physik, Stuttgart,
Germany.............
173
7.7: Pulsed-Power
Requirements for a High-Power KrF Laser
Inerţial
Confinement Fusion System
J. D. Sethian, S. P. Obenschain, Naval Research Laboratory, Washington, DC;
M. W. McGeoch,
PLEX
Corp., Brookline, MA;
/.
D. Smith, P. A. Corcoran, R.
A. Altes,
Pulse Sciences, Inc.,
San Leandro, CA......................................
177
7.8:
Stacked
Blumlein
Pulse Generators (formerly Poster
6.1)
F. Davanloo, J. L. Korioth, D. L.
Borovina,
R. K.
Krause,
С. В.
Collins, University of Texas at Dallas, Richardson,
TX;
F.
J.
Agée, J. H.
Hull,
Phillips
Laboratory,
Kirtland AFB,
NM;
L. E. Kingsley,
U.S. Army CECOM, Ft. Monmouth, NJ
........................................................... 181
7.9:
Prototype
Two-Stage Magnetic Pulse-Compression Modulator for Pulse-Power Applications (formerly Poster
6.2)
J. S. Oh, S. S. Park, S. D. Jang, M. H. Cho, I.
S. Ko,
W.
Namkung, Pohang Accelerator Laboratory,
POSTECH, Kyungbuk,
Korea;
G. H. Jang, Korea Heavy Industries
&
Construction Co., Ltd., Kyungnam, Korea
..................................... 186
7.10:
Study of Klystron Modulator System Availably for PLS 2-GeV Electron Linac (formerly Poster
6.3)
S. S. Park, J. S. Oh, S. W. Park, M. H. Cho, W. Namkung, Pohang Accelerator Laboratory,
POSTECH,
Kyungbuk, Korea.
... 190
7.11:
The Performance of a Simple PFN Marx Generator (formerly Poster
6.4)
S. J. MacGregor, S. M.
Turnbull, F.
A. Tuema, J. narrower, University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, U.K
...................... 194
7.12:
Withdrawn (formerly Poster
6.5)
7.13:
Development of Enhanced Fault-Tolerance for a 600-kV Impulse Generator (formerly Poster
6.6)
J. L. Zirnheld, V. G. Foley, R. E. Dollinger, W. J. Sarjeant, SUNYAB, Buffalo, NY
..................................... 198
7.14:
Development of a Low-Pulse-Width Modulator for Airborne Applications (formerly Poster
6.7)
S. G. Hangirgekar, M. Y. Joshi,
S- R. Ranade, Y. G. K.
Patro, Society for Applied
Microwave
Electronics
Engineering
&
Research,
Mumbai,
India
............................................................................. 202
8:
ACCELERATOR
SYSTEMS
8.1:
Withdrawn
8.2:
Synchronization of Multiple Magnetically Switched Modules to Power Linear Induction Adder Accelerators
K. W. Reed, P. D.
Kiékel,
Sandia
National Laboratories, Albuquerque, NM
.......................................... 205
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9:
POWER CONDITIONING AND COMPONENTS
9.1:
Capacitors: Past, Present, and Future: A Transnational Persepective
W. J. Sarjeant, R. E. Dollinger,
J. L
Zirnheld, H. Goldberg, SUNYAB, Buffalo, NY
.................................... 209
9.2:
Withdrawn
9.3:
High-Power Harmonic-Free ac-to-dc Rectification
R. Limpaecher, Ft. Rodriquez, M. Bush, K. Vinacco, M.
Gatewood,
DC Transformation, Inc., Beverly, MA
................. 213
9.4:
Optimization of Adiabatic Inverter Transformers
J. P. O Loughlin, S. E. Calico,
D. L
Loree, U. S. Air Force Phillips Laboratory, Kirtland, AFB, NM
....................... 218
9.5:
Compact and Efficient Transformerless Power-Conversion System
R. Limpaecher, R. Rodriquez, M. Bush, K. Vinacco, M.
Gatewood,
DC Transformation, Inc., Beverly, MA
................. 222
9.6:
A Two-Stage Opening Switch for Inductive Energy Storage Systems
A. Pokryvailo, M.
Kanter, N.
Shaked, Propulsion Physics Laboratory, Soreq NRC, Yavne, Israel
........................ 228
9.7:
A Fault Control System Using Solid-State Circuit Breakers and High-Temperature Superconducting Fault Current
Limiters
S.
Hodges, J. Dvorak,
С
Braun,
Colorado School of Mines, Golden, CO
........................................... 232
9.8:
Design and Construction of a Neutral-Point Clamped Inverter (formerly Poster
6.8)
M. Giesselmann, B. Crittenden, Texas Tech University, Lubbock,
TX
............................................... 235
9.9:
Filament-Heater-Current Modulation for Increased Filament Lifetime (formerly Poster
6.13)
J. D. Paul, H. E. Williams, III, Los Alamos National Laboratory, Los Alamos, NM
..................................... 239
9.10:
High-Power CO2 Laser at 100-Hz Rep-Rate (formerly Poster
6.17)
M. Jung, W. Mayerhofer, G. Renz, E. Zeyfang,
Institut für Techische Physik, Stuttgart,
Germany........................
243
9.11 :
Six-Pulse
Bridge Converter
for
Rapid
Constant Current Charging of
Megajoule
PFNs (formerly Poster
6.20)
G. L. Schofield,
N.
С
Jaitly,
E. Y. Chu,
Maxwell Laboratories, Inc., San Diego, CA;
R. Elwell, Naval Surface Warfare Center, Annapolis, MD
........................................................ 247
Attendees List
...................................................................................................... 248
Author Index
........................................................................................................ 259
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