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US 7,218,016 B2Granted
Explosively driven radio frequency pulse generating apparatus
OwnerMladen Marko Kekez, Daniel David Kekezinventors
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OwnerMladen Marko Kekez, Daniel David Kekezinventors
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A device for generating an intense radio frequency pulse through use of a helical Magneto-Cumulative Generator (MCG). The MCG provides a chemical explosion and acts as a converter to transform the chemical/mechanical energy into an electrical energy impulse. Due to the detonation/combustion process, a vortex wake is produced which assumes the role of a quarter-wave trap/antenna. If the MCG is in high velocity flight, a bow-shaped shockwave, followed by a second shock front, is established around the head of the MCG, becoming a second antenna. Without flight, two MCG's are placed head-to-head so that the vortex wakes emit in opposite directions. Since the explosion destroys the MCG, a model is created to perform multiple tests of the ability of an MCG to act as an RF device.
An explosively driven Radio Frequency (RF) pulse-generating device, said device comprising
An explosively driven Radio Frequency (RF) pulse-generating device, said device comprising a Helical Magneto-Cumulative Generator (MCG), detonation of said MCG producing hydrocarbon byproducts that form a vortex wake, said vortex wake forming an antenna with a conical-shaped structure, said vortex wake emitting an RE pulse at a tail end of the MCG and, upon flight, bow-shaped shockwaves create an RF pulse at a head end of the MCG, whereby said head end is at an opposite end of the MCG to said tail end.
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