Railgun Firing

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A theoretical firing mechanism for a railgun, the timing controlled by the voltage at each inverting input. 

published 6 years ago

ViolationMad

6 years ago

The trigger intervals seem to be pretty linear. So I guess it doesn't compensate for the actual acceleration yet. You would need to tweak the RC networks from left to right accordingly to prevent late triggering.

NeptuneBlueToo

6 years ago

I believe the same effect can be achieved by exponential coil spacing w/ linear timing (as opposed to linear coil spacing and exponential timing)

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