An L-band crossed-field amplifier chain

McDowell, H.L.; Wilczek, A.

doi:10.1109/t-ed.1963.15105

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“…The only interaction between particles is through the coulomb force between particles through the electromagnetic solver. which is more relevant to the low frequency design proposed here, are found here [80][81][82]. The only thorough description of the design specifications found was of an X-band (11.424 GHz) crossed-field amplifier with an output of 300 MW [83], which is described in the next section.…”

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Simulation of a Crossed-Field Amplifier Using a Modulated Distributed Cathode

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I would like to thank the Boise State University department of Electrical and Computer Engineering for financial support of this research. I thank the U.S. Air Force Office of Scientific Research for their financial support under Grant FA9550-12-C-0066. I also express my gratitude to TechX Corporation for their support of our work with Vsim and in particular David Smithe for his help. And, of course, I am immensely grateful to the review committee, Wan Kuang, Kris Campbell, Jim Browning, and Yue Ying Lau for their time and effort in validating this dissertation. I also want to thank Janos Cserna for helping develop much of the experiment, specifically the X-Y stage used to measure the dispersion. I also wish to thank Kyle Straub and Tyler Rowe for their part in developing the experimental setup, and for their collaboration.

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Simulation of a Crossed-Field Amplifier Using a Modulated Distributed Cathode

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An L-band crossed-field amplifier chain

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Simulation of a Crossed-Field Amplifier Using a Modulated Distributed Cathode

Simulation of a Crossed-Field Amplifier Using a Modulated Distributed Cathode

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