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What do the capacitors in this thyratron counter do? I'm trying to understand this paper It describes a counter using a ring of thyratrons I don't understand what the capacitors Cp, Cq, … , Ct do It looks like the circuit would work without them I
Custom spot welder design for very small scale Thyristors (or before that, a small thyratron) are used The switched current is less by the ratio of the transformer, so a modest primary current can control many kA at the electrodes In the case of the mains power, you can control the voltage with a variac and switch some number of cycles