High-Voltage Pulsed Power Generator with Flexible Output Pattern and Voltage Droop Compensation

Abstract

The present invention relates to high-voltage solid-state pulsed power generators and discloses a novel topology capable of producing multipulse high-voltage output with enhanced voltage gain using fewer energy storage elements and semiconductor switches, thereby improving system reliability and reducing component count. The architecture provides flexibility in adjusting key pulse parameters such as amplitude, width, and repetition rate, making it suitable for a wide range of applications. The generator features a modular and scalable design, allowing sub-circuits to be added or removed to meet varying load requirements. In addition, the invention discloses a method for compensating voltage droop in long-duration high-voltage pulses without requiring additional power supplies, energy storage devices, switching components, or complex control systems. The proposed method offers selectable levels of compensation, reduces system complexity and footprint, and provides a compact, reliable, and cost-effective solution for voltage droop mitigation in pulsed power applications.

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