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In this paper, we present a design approach of a single-line nanosecond pulse source by using a thorough analytical investigation and by verification with CST MICROWAVE STUDIO. Through detailed analysis and simulation, we arrive at a design for a fast rise time variable pulse duration pulse source which is able to produce 1-10 ns pulses with tens of kilovolt amplitude and less than hundreds of picoseconds rise time. This variable pulse duration is achieved by using telescopic antennas and ferrites in the pulse-forming line of the pulse source. Finally, we present a first implementation of a 5-ns pulse source with an oil spark gap for fast switching.
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