Z machine circuit model development

B. T. Hutsel,J. Davis,Robert B. Campbell,William E. Fowler,Heath L. Hanshaw,C. A. Jennings,M. C. Jones,R.W. Lemke,Finis W. Long,M.R. Lopez,G. R. McKee,J. K. Moore,J. L. Porter,M. E. Savage,M. E. Sceiford,W. A. Stygar,P. Corcoran,B Whitney,A. R. Camacho,D.D. Hinshelwood,T. C. Wagoner

Z machine circuit model development

2013

The transmission line circuit model of the Z machine is used extensively to aid in the design and analysis of experiments conducted on Z. The circuit model consists of both 1-D and 2-D networks of transmission lines modeling Z's 36 pulselines, vacuum insulator stack, MITLs, vacuum convolute, and load [1].

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Nuclear magnetic resonance
Vacuum insulated panel
Electric power transmission
Physics
Insulator (electricity)
Transmission line
model development
Atomic physics
Computational physics

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