High Frequency (100kHz) and High Voltage(300kV)

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What are the basic problem associated with both high frequency(120kHz) and High Voltage(300kV) perfect sinusoidal simultaneously?
 

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What are the basic problem associated with both high frequency(120kHz) and High Voltage(300kV) perfect sinusoidal simultaneously?

Please refine your question.
300KV is a very difficult option caused by isolation requested. 120KHz is a difficult option because of the transformer. Pure sinusoidal, 300KV and 120KHz is a real challenge and probably it may be done only at very low output power.
 

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Not sure what are you trying to do, but this is how 150kV 1ns generator looks like ..
The main issue in this excercise will be the 300kV voltage ..

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Its power is 45kW active and 10MVA Reactive. It is perfect sinusoidal 120kHz transformer.
 


Well, if it's indeed 10MVA reactive then probably is a resonant transformer... it hasn't a precise amplitude control as long it has a high Q.
45kW is high power at this frequency.
 

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