Electromagnetic Ring Expansion Test

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To set up an electromagnetic ring expansion test, start by researching existing experiments to understand the necessary materials and procedures. Key components include 120 μF capacitors, a damping resistor, high voltage thyristors, and copper wire. Reviewing academic papers, such as the one linked in the discussion, can provide valuable insights into measurement procedures and experimental setups. Gaining familiarity with these resources will enhance your understanding and help you learn effectively. Engaging with the community and seeking guidance will also support your learning process.
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If my professor tasked me with finding out where to find the materials for setting up an electromagnetic ring expansion test, where is a good place to start? Generally, what is a good procedure to follow when setting up an experiment? I am not very experienced but I would like to learn.
The experiment needs things like 2 banks of 120 μF capacitors, a 3.57 mΩ damping resistor, 2 high voltage thyristors, copper wire, among other things.
Thanks!
 
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