Temporal distribution of the electrical energy on an exploding wire

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An exploding wire system has been experimentally studied by the observation of its plasma dynamics and the electrical energy delivered by the supporting circuit to the metallic wire. Plasma radial expansion has been obtained from visible light streak images, meanwhile electrical energy transfer dyna...

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Autores principales:	Prieto, G.R., Bilbao, L., Milanese, M.
Formato:	JOUR
Materias:	Exploding wire Radial dynamics Resistivity Dynamics Electric conductivity Electric wiring Energy transfer Expansion Plasma diagnostics Current traces Electrical energy Expanding plasmas Metallic cores Plasma dynamics Plasma expansion Radial expansions Temporal distribution Exploding wires
Acceso en línea:	http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_02630346_v34_n2_p263_Prieto
Aporte de:	Biblioteca Digital - Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales (UBA) de Universidad de Buenos Aires

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spelling	todo:paper_02630346_v34_n2_p263_Prieto2023-10-03T15:12:40Z Temporal distribution of the electrical energy on an exploding wire Prieto, G.R. Bilbao, L. Milanese, M. Exploding wire Radial dynamics Resistivity Dynamics Electric conductivity Electric wiring Energy transfer Expansion Plasma diagnostics Current traces Electrical energy Expanding plasmas Metallic cores Plasma dynamics Plasma expansion Radial expansions Temporal distribution Exploding wires An exploding wire system has been experimentally studied by the observation of its plasma dynamics and the electrical energy delivered by the supporting circuit to the metallic wire. Plasma radial expansion has been obtained from visible light streak images, meanwhile electrical energy transfer dynamics was derived from the analysis of voltage and current traces of the exploding wire circuit. In these measurements, a significant portion of the electrical energy has been transferred to the exploding wire circuit during the plasma expansion, and lower limits for the resistivity during the plasma expansion confirm the existence of a central liquid or solid metallic core in addition to the expanding plasma. © Copyright 2016 Cambridge University Press. JOUR info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5/ar http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_02630346_v34_n2_p263_Prieto
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topic	Exploding wire Radial dynamics Resistivity Dynamics Electric conductivity Electric wiring Energy transfer Expansion Plasma diagnostics Current traces Electrical energy Expanding plasmas Metallic cores Plasma dynamics Plasma expansion Radial expansions Temporal distribution Exploding wires
spellingShingle	Exploding wire Radial dynamics Resistivity Dynamics Electric conductivity Electric wiring Energy transfer Expansion Plasma diagnostics Current traces Electrical energy Expanding plasmas Metallic cores Plasma dynamics Plasma expansion Radial expansions Temporal distribution Exploding wires Prieto, G.R. Bilbao, L. Milanese, M. Temporal distribution of the electrical energy on an exploding wire
topic_facet	Exploding wire Radial dynamics Resistivity Dynamics Electric conductivity Electric wiring Energy transfer Expansion Plasma diagnostics Current traces Electrical energy Expanding plasmas Metallic cores Plasma dynamics Plasma expansion Radial expansions Temporal distribution Exploding wires
description	An exploding wire system has been experimentally studied by the observation of its plasma dynamics and the electrical energy delivered by the supporting circuit to the metallic wire. Plasma radial expansion has been obtained from visible light streak images, meanwhile electrical energy transfer dynamics was derived from the analysis of voltage and current traces of the exploding wire circuit. In these measurements, a significant portion of the electrical energy has been transferred to the exploding wire circuit during the plasma expansion, and lower limits for the resistivity during the plasma expansion confirm the existence of a central liquid or solid metallic core in addition to the expanding plasma. © Copyright 2016 Cambridge University Press.
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title	Temporal distribution of the electrical energy on an exploding wire
title_short	Temporal distribution of the electrical energy on an exploding wire
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Temporal distribution of the electrical energy on an exploding wire

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