High voltage inductive adder
First Claim
1. A high voltage inductive adder comprising:
- a first circuit comprising;
a first source;
a first switch electrically coupled with the first source;
a first transformer core; and
a first plurality of primary windings wound about the first transformer core and electrically coupled with the first switch;
a second circuit comprising;
a second source;
a second switch electrically coupled with the second source;
a second transformer core; and
a second plurality of primary windings wound about the second transformer core and electrically coupled with the second switch;
a plurality of secondary windings wound around both the first transformer core and the second transformer core; and
an output coupled with the plurality of secondary windingswherein the stray inductance of the first circuit is less than about 30 nH as measured from the primary side of the circuit, and wherein the stray inductance of the second circuit is less than about 30 nH as measured from the primary side of the circuit.
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Abstract
A high voltage inductive adder is disclosed. In some embodiments, the high voltage inductive adder comprising a first adder circuit and a second adder circuit. The first adder circuit including a first source; a first switch electrically coupled with the first source; a first transformer core; and a first plurality of primary windings wound about the first transformer core and electrically coupled with the first switch. The second adder circuit including a second source; a second switch electrically coupled with the second source; a second transformer core; and a second plurality of primary windings wound about the second transformer core and electrically coupled with the second switch. The high voltage inductive adder comprising one or more secondary windings wound around both the first transformer core and the second transformer core and an output coupled with the plurality of secondary windings.
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1. A high voltage inductive adder comprising:
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a first circuit comprising; a first source; a first switch electrically coupled with the first source; a first transformer core; and a first plurality of primary windings wound about the first transformer core and electrically coupled with the first switch; a second circuit comprising; a second source; a second switch electrically coupled with the second source; a second transformer core; and a second plurality of primary windings wound about the second transformer core and electrically coupled with the second switch; a plurality of secondary windings wound around both the first transformer core and the second transformer core; and an output coupled with the plurality of secondary windings wherein the stray inductance of the first circuit is less than about 30 nH as measured from the primary side of the circuit, and wherein the stray inductance of the second circuit is less than about 30 nH as measured from the primary side of the circuit. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 19)
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12. A high voltage inductive adder comprising:
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a plurality of voltage sources; a plurality of switches, each switch of the plurality of switches electrically coupled with a respective one of the plurality of voltage sources; a plurality of transformer cores; a plurality of primary windings, each primary winding of the plurality of primary windings are wound around a respective one of the plurality of transformer cores and each primary winding of the plurality of primary windings are electrically coupled with a respective one of the plurality of switches; and a secondary winding wound around the plurality of transformer cores, wherein the stray inductance of each circuit comprising at least one of the plurality of voltage sources;
at least one of the plurality of switches;
at least one of the plurality of transformer cores; and
at least one of the plurality of primary windings is less than about 30 nH. - View Dependent Claims (13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 20)
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