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High Speed Core Driver

Bradspies, S.
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http://hdl.handle.net/1721.3/40349
Date
1954-10-21
Abstract
A high-speed core driver has been developed. The circuit consists of two pulse amplifiers, a slave flip-flop, a buffer amplifier (which has very rapid rise and fall times), and a current amplifier (Fig. 1). The rise and fall times of the output current pulse are approximately 0.05 microsecond. The current pulse output is negative (as in the Mod V core driver) and its amplitude exceeds 1.5 amps (Fig. 8).
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