A circuit capable of dividing 250 kV pulses by a ratio of 100,000 has been built and tested. It permits use of standard oscilloscopes to view high-speed transients that have components between 200 kHz and 200 MHz. The design is an adaptation of the guard ring principle, commonly used in electrostatic measurements.
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Edson et al. (1981) studied this question.
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