About Pacific Fusion is developing fusion power using an inertial confinement approach, aiming to build a demonstration plant that produces more electricity than it consumes. Its reactor will use 156 pulser modules to deliver electricity to a small fuel target.
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Products Shipping Pulser Module Prototype Fusion Reactor Component
about a third the size of the full module, containing nine stages and 90 bricks, which released 440 gigawatts of peak power in just 80 nanoseconds. 