The invention discloses a
semiconductor opening switch (SOS)-based ultra-wide spectrum
pulse generator with 100 kHz
pulse frequency, and belongs to the technical field of pulse power. The
pulse generator comprises a charging power supply, a primary low-
voltage quick pulse generation unit, a magnetic saturation linear
transformer, a pumping
capacitor, an SOS and a load in sequence. A plurality of primary low-
voltage quick pulse generation units are uniformly arranged at the periphery of each single module and thus the primary current output capacity is increased. A trigger controls the on and off of a
metal oxide semiconductor field effect transistor (
MOSFET) to generate scores of ns to hundreds of ns pulse with a repeated frequency of 100kHz. The magnetic saturation linear
transformer is formed by connecting a plurality of single modules in series. On one hand, the output
voltage can be increased by increasing the series number of the single module; on the other hand, after the
transformer core is saturated, the
secondary side is a coaxial squirrel cage structure, the
inductance of a reversed pump is reduced, the time of a reversed current pump can be shortened, an SOS quickly cuts off current, and a high-voltage ultra-wide spectrum pulse is generated in the load. A mismatching charging mode from a
primary energy storage large
capacitance to a secondary pump small
capacitance is used to obtain a
high voltage on a pumping
capacitor; and on the other hand, under the same target voltage, the series number of the single module is reduced, the
inductance of the reversed pump is reduced, and 100kHz ultra-wide spectrum pulse generation is promoted.