Impulzusgenerátor
Impulzusgenerátor is a Hungarian term that translates to "pulse generator." In electronics and electrical engineering, an impulse generator is a device that produces a short-duration electrical pulse. These pulses are characterized by their rapid rise time and relatively short duration, often measured in nanoseconds or picoseconds. Impulse generators are used in a variety of applications, including testing the transient response of electrical systems, electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) testing, radar systems, and high-voltage measurements.
The fundamental principle behind most impulse generators involves the rapid discharge of stored energy. This is
Applications of impulse generators are diverse. In EMC testing, they are used to simulate transient overvoltages