DocumentCode
2396071
Title
Modeling Non-linear Pulsed Power Component Behaviors
Author
Warren, Tom ; Matheus, Lorena
Author_Institution
Physics International Company
fYear
1991
fDate
16-19 June 1991
Firstpage
359
Lastpage
364
Abstract
Nonlinear resistances occur in several different pulsed power applications. In the SPICE circuit simulation code family, dependent voltage and current sources can be used to model these varying resistorsl. Two problems of particular interest are a current- dependent load resistance, simulating plasma loads, -and an action- dependent resistance, simulating high-voltage fuses. The current- dependent load resistance has been modeled using two current- controlled voltage sources. Two sources are required because the rising and falling portions of the load current waveform follow two different R(l) profiles. High-voltage fuses have been modeled using an action-dependent resistance. The manufacturer´s data for the fuse resistance as a function of action is input into a table that is used to define the fuse resistance. This paper describes the development of the technique of modeling varying resistances with dependent sources.
Keywords
Circuit simulation; Fuses; Physics; Plasma applications; Plasma simulation; Plasma sources; Polynomials; Resistors; SPICE; Voltage control;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Pulsed Power Conference, 1991. Digest of Technical Papers. Eighth IEEE International
Conference_Location
San Diego, CA, USA
Print_ISBN
0-7803-0177-3
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/PPC.1991.733307
Filename
733307
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