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DOI: 10.1080/00207216308937488
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The BK24 Ignitron as a High Current Switch†

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“…Also, the ignitron resistance was found to be high (∼ 25 mΩ) and relatively independent of the current flowing through the ignitron. Similar estimate for ignitron resistance has been reported earlier [16]. Note that the ignitron resistance is expected to be high (∼20 mΩ) for current pulses with smaller time scales (∼10 μs) and substantially lower (∼ 5 mΩ) for current pulses with longer time scales ( 1 ms) [16].…”
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confidence: 63%
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“…Also, the ignitron resistance was found to be high (∼ 25 mΩ) and relatively independent of the current flowing through the ignitron. Similar estimate for ignitron resistance has been reported earlier [16]. Note that the ignitron resistance is expected to be high (∼20 mΩ) for current pulses with smaller time scales (∼10 μs) and substantially lower (∼ 5 mΩ) for current pulses with longer time scales ( 1 ms) [16].…”
Section: B Other Circuit Parameterssupporting
confidence: 63%
“…Similar estimate for ignitron resistance has been reported earlier [16]. Note that the ignitron resistance is expected to be high (∼20 mΩ) for current pulses with smaller time scales (∼10 μs) and substantially lower (∼ 5 mΩ) for current pulses with longer time scales ( 1 ms) [16]. The damped frequency of oscillations in the current trace from a typical spheromak plasma shot (see Fig.…”
Section: B Other Circuit Parameterssupporting
confidence: 60%
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