Investigation of high-voltage pulse trigger generator based on photo-conductive semiconductor switch

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Abstract

The trigger to generate high-voltage pulse is one of the most important parts in a pulsed-power system, especially for the conduction characteristics of the main switch. However, traditional triggers usually have the drawbacks of large structure and worse long-term working stability, which goes against the demands of pulsed-power system miniaturization and stability. In the paper, a pulse trigger using photo-conductive semiconductor switch was developed, which is of small size, stable performance and steep leading edge of the output pulse rise. It is found that the output trigger pulse rise time is 14 ns, and the jitter of 20 shots is 330 ps. Applying the designed pulsed trigger in a field distortion switch and a triggered vacuum switch, experiments show that the switches could be triggered stably with reduced jitter.

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Chu, X., Liu, J. L., Wang, L. N., & Qiu, Y. F. (2018). Investigation of high-voltage pulse trigger generator based on photo-conductive semiconductor switch. AIP Advances, 8(6). https://doi.org/10.1063/1.5022396

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