E charging voltage.Vin Vin R R a a C C b b Gap sw itch Gap sw itch d d c c e Vout Vout e d dFigure 7. Schematics a a three-stage Marx circuit. charging voltage, R: charging resistor, C: Figure 7. Schematics ofof three-stage Marx circuit. Vin:V in : charging voltage, R: charging resistor, C: Figure 7. Schematics of three-stage Marx circuit. Vin: charging voltage, R: charging resistor, C: power storage capacitor, aV outoutput voltage. PX-478 Autophagy,HIF/HIF Prolyl-Hydroxylase energy storage capacitor,Vout: : output voltage. energy storage capacitor, Vout: output voltage.Figure 8(a) shows a fundamental circuit for single-stage impulse generators. The capacitor, Figure eight(a) shows a basic circuit for single-stage impulse generators. The capacitor, C, is charged up using a DC energy supply by means of a charging resistor, RC. After charging C, is charged up with a DC energy supply by means of a charging resistor, RC. After charging the MNITMT In Vivo capacitor up, the spark gap switch is turned on by firing the gap switch with an ignitor. the capacitor up, the spark gap switch is turned on by firing the gap switch with an ignitor. The ignition time of the spark gap switch is considerably shorter than the front time (T1). AfterMolecules 2021, 26,7 ofecules 2021, 26, x FOR PEER REVIEWFigure 8a shows a simple circuit for single-stage impulse generators. The capacitor, C, is charged up with a DC energy provide by way of a charging resistor, RC . Immediately after charging the capacitor up, the spark gap switch is turned on by firing the gap switch with an ignitor. The ignition time from the spark gap switch is significantly shorter than the front time (T1 ). Right after the gap switch is closed, the output voltage among the resistance, R, might be roughly expressed7 of4 as shown in Figure 8b as R – LC 0. The time constants for the rise and fall of the L Molecules 2021, 26, x FOR output voltage are roughly estimated as L/R and RC, respectively, under the conditions PEER Critique 4 of R – LC 0 [13]. Therefore, we can manage the waveform by deciding on values of L resistance, R, switch Gap capacitance, C and inductance, [kV] RC v o L.LRCGap switche- L tRDC voltage VCCDC voltage VCROutput L voltage vOR Output voltage vOv o [kV]RC e-te- L tRe- RCtCTim e t [s](a)(b)Tim e t [s](a) Figure 8. Single-stage impulse generator: (a) circuit and (b) waveform of output voltage at (b) – 0. RC: charging resistor, C: power storage capacitor, L: and (b) waveform of output voltage at – R20. RC: charg Figure 8. Single-stage impulse generator: (a) circuitcircuit inductance, R: resistor.Figure eight. Single-stage impulse generator: (a) circuit and (b) waveform of output voltage at4 LCFigure 9Cshows the schematic and photograph of a Marx circuit for agricultural a plications [22,23]. Figure 9 shows the andconsists of 4 Marx F capacitors, charging res The the schematic schematic and of a 0.22 circuit for agricultural Figure 9 shows Marx generator photograph photograph of a Marx circuit for agricu applications [22,23]. The Marx generator consists capacitors fourcharged charging a hig plications spark The Marx generator consists of are 0.22 F up making use of tors (1 and 5 M) and [22,23]. gap switches. The of 4 0.22 capacitors, capacitors, charg resistors (1 and 5 and 5 M) and spark The charging The capacitors are charged s becau tors (1 M) and to 12.five kV. gap switches. time are charged up employing a voltage DC power provide upspark gap switches. The capacitors is approximately 10 up usin high-voltage DC energy provide as much as 12.5to 12.five kV. The chargingapproximately ten s kV. power provide DC Th.