Information & Communication Technologies in Action: Linking Theory & Narratives of Practice
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Pulsed Power (IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology)
Pulsed Power (IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology)
Mesyats’ Pulsed Power provides in-depth coverage of the generation of pulsed electric power, electron and ion beams, and various types of pulsed electromagnetic radiation. The electric power that can be produced by the methods described ranges from 106 to 1014W for pulse durations of 10-10-10-7s. The book consists of nine parts containing 28 chapters, which deal with various aspects of pulsed power and high-power electronics and cover a concise theory of electric circuits as applied to nanos
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