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A pulse generator is an electronic instrument or circuit designed to produce repetitive voltage or current pulses. It is distinct from a function generator, which typically produces a variety of standard waveforms (such as sine, square, and triangle waves), and a signal generator, which is specialized for creating high-fidelity, high-frequency signals, often with complex modulation capabilities.
Generating high-voltage pulses typically requires a combination of two elements: a signal source (such as a function or pulse generator) to create the initial low-voltage pulse, and a high-voltage amplifier or power supply to increase the pulse's amplitude to the desired high-voltage level. Our high-voltage pulse generators, such as the SK and SKS series, are advanced systems that integrate these functions into a single unit to provide a complete solution.
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- Pulse Forming Networks (PFN)
- Pulsed Power Supplies
- Pulsed-Field Electrophoresis
- capacitor charging
