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Impact of different vacuum interrupter properties on high-current anode phenomena

Khakpour et al., 2016

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10336148292252941045
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Khakpour A
Uhrlandt D
Methling R
Franke S
Gortschakow S
Popov S
Batrakov A
Weltmann K
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IEEE Transactions on Plasma Science

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This paper presents the impact of current waveform and frequency on the formation of high- current anode phenomena in a vacuum interrupter experiment. Different waveforms including the alternative current pulses of 50, 180, and 260 Hz and direct current pulses of 5 …
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