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Circuit Modeling Of Inductivelycoupled Pulsed Accelerators Ashley Hallock

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Circuit Modeling Of Inductivelycoupled Pulsed Accelerators Ashley Hallock
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Publisher: CRC Press
File Extension: PDF
File size: 5.28 MB
Pages: 104
Author: Ashley Hallock, Kamesh Sankaran, Kurt A. Polzin, Justin M. Little
ISBN: 9780367349004, 0367349000
Language: English
Year: 2022

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Circuit Modeling Of Inductivelycoupled Pulsed Accelerators Ashley Hallock by Ashley Hallock, Kamesh Sankaran, Kurt A. Polzin, Justin M. Little 9780367349004, 0367349000 instant download after payment.

This monograph describes lumped-element modelling techniques for inductively-coupled pulsed accelerators, starting from the basic physical description of the various processes and then bringing all the pieces together into solutions. Coilguns, inductive pulsed plasma thrusters, and compact toroids have each been individually studied using the methods used in this monograph.

This monograph is of interest to researchers and graduate students in physics, engineering, and mathematics presently studying inductively-coupled pulsed accelerators.

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