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High voltage requirements and issues for the 1990's

Abstract

The development of high-power high-voltage space systems will require advances in power generation and processing. The systems must be reliable, adaptable, and durable for space mission success. The issues, which must be resolved in order to produce a high power system, are weight and volume reduction of components and modules and the creation of a reliable high repetition pulse power processor. Capacitor energy density must be increased by twice the present capacity and packaging must be reduced by a factor of 10 to 20 times. The packaging must also protect the system from interaction with the natural space environment and the induced environment, produced from spacecraft systems and environment interaction.

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Dunbar, W. G., Faymon, K. A.. 1984-01-01. High voltage requirements and issues for the 1990's. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19850063278

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