Pulsed power requirements for electric guns are described and preferred technologies for energy storage and pulse compression are discussed. Primary approaches are rotating machines and capacitor based, pulse-forming networks, but alternative technologies that may offer some operational benefits are also discussed. These include linear magnetic flux compressors, cryogenically cooled, high-temperature superconducting inductors, novel dielectrics for energy storage, and pulsed magnetohydrodynamic (MHD) generators.
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