Electric discharge machining apparatus with pairs of low inducta

Electric heating – Metal heating – Cutting or disintegrating

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219 6918, B23H 102

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ABSTRACT:
An electric discharge machining apparatus for machining a workpiece by means of electric discharges using a tool electrode spaced from the workpiece and defining therewith a machining gap, comprising a pair of individual cables with a low capacitance and a coaxial cable with a low inductance to carry a train of successive current pulses from a power supply to the machining gap. The pair of cables are larger in current-carrying capacity than the coaxial cable. A current pulse flowing through the pair of cables is combined with that flowing through the coaxial cable to thereby obtain a total current pulse of a steep slope leading edge while preventing undesirable stray capacitance.

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