Helical high-voltage pulse generator with spatially separated inductive and capacitive parts

New modifications of helical generators with meander shaped striplines have been proposed, which allow the inductive and capacitive parts of the generator to be separated in space. The proposed change allows separate regulation of the characteristic impedance of a double-bus helical line and the generator inductance and winding capacity. The characteristics of the generators have been studied experimental, and theoretical models adequately describing the operation of these devices have been proposed. The developed generators can be used to produce pulsed X-ray devices with explosive electron emission.