Electromagnetic launcher with high repetition rate switch

Ordnance – Accelerating

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124 3, 200 8A, 200151, 310 13, F41F 102, H02K 4102, H01H 8518

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ABSTRACT:
An electromagnetic projectile launcher is provided with a cartridge-type switch for commutating current from a high current source to a pair of generally parallel conductive rails. A conductive cartridge switch in sliding electrical contact with the rails at the breech end includes a pressure chamber and aperture for receiving a projectile. An increase in pressure in the pressure chamber forces the projectile forward while forcing the cartridge rearward. Current is commutated from the cartridge to a conductive armature which subsequently propels a projectile along the conductive rails.

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