When two-electrode spark gap switches are applied to main discharging circuit of pulsed power conditioning system, trigger generators will be needed. To guarantee triggering reliability and protect other key components in the pulsed power conditioning system, such as pre-ionization branch and xenon lamp, magnetic switch is needed to insulate the high triggering voltage in the main discharging circuit. In this paper, starting from the analysis of the working principle of the discharging circuit, we present the solution of Fe-based nanocrystalline alloy switch. Specifically, we provide the basis of theoretical calculation and the method of material selection for the design and realization of this magnetic switch. Via the performance tests in pulsed power conditioning system, the validity of material selection and parameter design is proved. This paper provides a reference for the engineering design and application of magnetic switches in huge pulsed power systems.
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