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The triaxial klystron

Pasour et al., 1999

Document ID
8659903783035776653
Author
Pasour J
Smithe D
Friedman M
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AIP Conference Proceedings

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We describe a high-power, annular beam klystron, the Triaxial Klystron, that promises high efficiency at GW power levels and frequencies up to X band. Higher frequency operation should be possible at reduced power levels. The device consists of a thin annular electron …
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