Abstract

Summary form only given. A test is ongoing at the Stanford Linear Accelerator Center (SLAC) where a solid state induction modulator is driving a SLAC 5045 Klystron. The modulator generates a 22kV, 6kA pulse which is stepped up by a 15:1 transformer that is a part of the Klystron pulse tank. The modulator's pulse duration is adjustable up to the volt-second limit of its cores, and it is capable of a pulse repetition frequency up to 120 Hz. The modulator's design, construction, and the experimental results are the focus of this paper.

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