The invention discloses a
high voltage nanosecond pulse trigger used for a
hydrogen thyratron. The
high voltage nanosecond pulse trigger comprises a charging power supply, a pulse forming circuit, a PFN network, and a filament heating circuit. The charging
voltage of the
energy storage capacitor of the pulse trigger is low, and a problem that
high voltage is required by a common pulse trigger isolating a primary side of a
transformer is well solved, and then the pulse trigger is compact and miniaturized. A pulse forming circuit adopts a rapid IGBT used as a switch used for switching on and switching off, and output pulse
jitter is small, an amplitude is stable, and at the same time, a required IGBT
voltage-withstanding value is low, and costs are low. The output pulse of the pulse trigger passes the PFN network, and cascaded
capacitance, cascaded
inductance, and
cascade number are adjusted conveniently, and therefore the rising time and the pulse width of the output pulse are changed conveniently. The pulse trigger is integrated with a
hydrogen thyratron filament heating circuit, and the current of the circuit is adjusted accurately, and dozens of kV high
voltage are isolated at the same time. The pulse trigger adopts suspension output, and is capable of satisfying requirements of different occasions on the positive pulse and the negative pulse.