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Plasma and Pulsed-Power Applications

Source: Probemart 2023-08-18 Views: 1483

Pulsed-discharge plasma serves national energy-saving goals and is widely used across the economy and defense: from biomedical devices, solar backsheets, flexible circuits, nanophotonics, free-electron lasers and plasma thrusters to the treatment of waste gas, waste water and organic pollutants. Research is advancing fast, with distinctive directions such as atmospheric-pressure DBD, nanosecond pulsed discharge and plasma jets.

Founded in the 1930s, Japan's IWATSU is a global leading manufacturer of Rogowski coils for high-frequency, large-current applications. IWATSU Rogowski coils are widely used in power semiconductors, pulse current research, plasma pulse power, and power grid transmission and distribution industries. Rogowski coils are mainly used to measure AC current; they offer large current measurement ranges, wide frequency response, and high accuracy. Users can fully customize the coil and lead dimensions according to the size and installation location of the object being measured, with lengths ranging from one meter to over ten meters. We also provide flexible coils suitable for various complex environments, such as double-shielded Rogowski coils for use in complex electromagnetic environments, as well as various types of terminal interfaces.


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Main Advantages of Rogowski Coils:


No magnetic saturation

Easy to use, simply wrap around the conductor/busbar being measured

Good insulation and voltage resistance

Ultra-wide bandwidth: 0.1Hz - 100MHz

Large measurement range: 1mA - 10MA

Flexible installation without damaging existing circuits

High stability and consistency

Accuracy up to 0.1%





Application Products:


The products related to this application are as follows:

IWATSU High-Frequency Flexible Rogowski Coil

PEM High-Frequency Rogowski Current Coil

Pearson Pulse Current Transformer

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