Application of the Generalized Commutation Laws in a Circuit with a Double Inductive Energy Storage

Abstract: We consider an inductive-pulsed generator with a double inductive storage operating on the basis of generalized switching laws, which enables the amplitude and power of a current pulse in an active load to be increased by several times. Using the method of state variables, a mathematical model is developed on the basis of which theoretical studies are performed of the inductive-pulsed generator operating for an active load when the transformation coefficient changes. As the transformation coefficient increases, the amplitude of the current pulse and its average power also increase. This reduces the energy and efficiency of the current pulse, as well as increasing the energy loss during switching. The experimental results are in good agreement with the calculation data. © 2020, Allerton Press, Inc.