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TECHNOLOGIES & APPLICATIONS

IMPLAMOD: A HIGH-VOLTAGE REPETITIVE PULSE GENERATOR

The IMPLAMOD generator is a system recently developed at the Pulsed Power Department of IHCE.

IMPLAMOD is designed to supply power for plasma immersion ion implantation equipment. It also can be used as an accelerating voltage power supply for charged particle beam sources.





IMPLAMOD repetitive pulse generator

Block diagram of the IMPLAMOD generator



Typical oscillogram of a voltage pulse produced by IMPLAMOD


Peak voltage: ~60 kV.
Load resistance: 1.5 kW.



Pulse parameters
Peak voltage Umax = 20 - 60 êÂ
Peak current Imax = 40 À
Polarity and waveform ¯|_|¯
Duration tp= 5 – 20 µs
Risetime tr≤ 0,1tp
Falltime tf≤ 0,2tp
Peak voltage stability DUmax= ±0,1Umax
Pulse repetition rate f = 10 – 1200 Ãö
Maximum load average power Pmax = 10 êÂÀ


General characteristics
Control: :
  • manual (from control board)
  • computer
  • by external set pulse generator
Manual (from control board):
tp, µs2020101010555
f, Hz501002002505002505001000
Computer control allows any combinations of tp and f within operating ranges
Power supply from 3 x 380 ± 20 V, 50 Hz
Power input 15 kW
Continuous operation
Air-water cooling
Water flow rate 3 – 6 l/min
Generator components (see block diagram)
power supply integrated with control unit (o.a.d.: 1,00x0,70x1,30 m)
modulator (o.a.d.: 0,60x0,85x2,10 m)
pulse transformer (o.a.d.: 0,63x0,77x1,50 m)

For further information please contact:


Vadim A. Vizir
Ph.D. (Engineering), Leading Researcher

Phone: (3822) 49-26-73
Fax: (3822) 49-27-51
E-mail: kim@oit.hcei.tsc.ru




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