A pulse coupling pump comprises a pump body, a low-pressure pump, a high-pressure pump and a solenoid, wherein the low-pressure pump, the high-pressure pump and the solenoid are arranged in the pump body. The low-pressure pump comprises an armature, an armature sleeve and a rectifying valve. The high-pressure pump comprises a plunger, a sleeve, an input valve and an output valve. The high-pressure pump and the low-pressure pump are coupled through the armature, that is, the armature is located in the armature sleeve and is driven by the magnetic field force of the solenoid to move in a reciprocating manner. On one hand, a plunger pump is driven to work, and on the other hand, bidirectional pulse liquid is formed, and forms directional flowing through the rectifying valve. The armature and the armature sleeve are formed by magnetic conduction materials, a non-magnetic-conduction magnetic gap is embedded in the armature sleeve, and the front end of the armature is located nearby the magnetic gap. The input valve is located on the upstream portion of directional liquid flow, when the input valve is opened, liquid passes through the input valve from the low-pressure pump to enter the high-pressure pump and is output through the output valve, and the output flow of the liquid is decided by driving force given by the solenoid.