Abstract
A capacitive energy storage is intended for generating high-power current pulses. The setup consists of two capacitive energy storage modules, a control console, and a cable collector for connecting a load to the setup. Each module is a capacitive energy storage with a 0.5-MJ stored energy and 18-kV voltage, which is based on eight capacitor cells with reverse switch-on dynistors as switches. The module volume is 1.3 m3. The semiconductor switches in the capacitor cells are activated by light pulses, which are transmitted from the control console through fiber-optic cables. The unit is designed for operating in the programmable discharge mode, at which the semiconductor switches in the capacitor cells are switched on nonsimultaneously but in accordance with a specified program. When the discharge of all the cells is switched on simultaneously and the load is short-circuited, the maximal amplitude of the output current pulse is 800 kA. The rise time of the discharge current pulse of the cell is 150 μs.
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