Transient Electronics: Pulsed Circuit Technology

ISBN-13: 9780471977735 / Angielski / Twarda / 2002 / 288 str.

Paul W. Smith

Opis

Passive Pulse Generators are circuits used to generate very high power electrical pulses. Such pulses find application in a wide range of disciplines, including plasma generation, gas laser physics and radar.
* Includes two introductory chapters on techniques used to analyse passive pulse generators
* Includes worked examples
A valuable reference resource for specialist undergraduates, post graduate students and researchers active in the field og pulsed power and areas where pulsed power is applied, including physicists, engineers and those with an interest in waste and materials processing.

Recenzje

"...recommended..." ( Choice, Vol. 40, No. 7, March 2003)

Spis treści

Preface.

Mathematical Techniques for Pulse and Transient Circuit Analysis.

Transmission Line Theory and Transient Response.

Pulse–forming Lines.

Pulse–forming Networks.

Pulse Transformers.

Transmission Line Pulse Transformers.

Pulse Generators using Capacitive and Inductive Energy Storage.

Nonlinear Pulsed Circuits.

Appendix: Table of Laplace Transforms.

Index.

Blurb

The design of circuits capable of generating short electrical pulses at very high power levels has been the subject of considerable research over the last 50 years. Much of this work is dispersed throughout conference proceedings and journals. There are very few books dedicated to the subject. Transient Electronics redresses the balance with a comprehensive survey of the most significant work in the field. It will serve as a self–contained guide to the application of pulsed circuit techniques in pulsed power technology.

Features include:
∗ A comprehensive guide to the use of the Laplace transform method for the analysis of the transient response of electronic circuits and transmission lines.

∗ A survey of pulse forming line and pulse forming network techniques including detailed analysis of their performance.

∗ A review of the many different types of pulsed transformer including transmission line transformers.

∗ Coverage of a wide range of specialised pulse generating circuits used in pulsed power generation.

∗ A chapter on the relatively new field of non–linear pulsed circuit technology.
Transient Electronics contains a wealth of references to aid readers in their own research on specific circuits and techniques. Written by an acknowledged authority in the field, this book will not only be an invaluable reference work for pulsed power engineers but will prove useful at postgraduate level and for specialist undergraduate courses in electrical and electronic engineering. Practical guidance on the use of pulse generating circuits for specific applications will appeal to all engineers and physicists working in the many different research fields that rely on pulsed power technology.