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Experimental studies of a four-cavity, 35 GHz gyroklystron amplifier

Garven et al., 2000

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11163367615891592526
Author
Garven M
Calame J
Nguyen K
Danly B
Levash B
Wood F
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IEEE transactions on plasma science

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The experimental results from a four-cavity, Ka-band gyroklystron amplifier operating in the (TE)/sub 011/cylindrical mode at the fundamental of the cyclotron frequency are presented. A peak output power of 208 kW at 31.90 GHz, with a 3-dB bandwidth of 178 MHz (0.5%), an …
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