2012
DOI: 10.1109/tps.2012.2190104
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Investigations of a Double-Gap Vircator at Submicrosecond Pulse Durations

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“…However, double-anode vircators still have many problems that must be solved, including the slow start of oscillation and the short oscillation time. 15 There are also many points that are unclear both experimentally and theoretically, such as how the double-anode affects beam behavior and the microwave generation process. Topics for future research include optimizing the double-anode vircator on the basis of a beam behavior simulation and experiments using the PIC code "MAGIC" and elucidating the effects and phenomena of the double-anode by analyzing beam behavior using a beam collector and shunt.…”
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“…However, double-anode vircators still have many problems that must be solved, including the slow start of oscillation and the short oscillation time. 15 There are also many points that are unclear both experimentally and theoretically, such as how the double-anode affects beam behavior and the microwave generation process. Topics for future research include optimizing the double-anode vircator on the basis of a beam behavior simulation and experiments using the PIC code "MAGIC" and elucidating the effects and phenomena of the double-anode by analyzing beam behavior using a beam collector and shunt.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Furthermore, the oscillated electromagnetic wave modulates the beam between the two anodes, thereby providing a feedback function and improving the oscillation efficiency and frequency stability. 15 The simulation results using the PIC code show that the maximum output can be obtained by installing the two anodes at a spacing of about 1/10 of the wavelength of the oscillation microwave. 16 Since the frequency and wavelength of the microwaves of the vircator driven by the ETIGO-IV are respectively 2.5 GHz and approximately 12 cm, we can postulate that maximum output can be obtained by setting the anode-anode distance d A-A between the two anodes to 12 mm.…”
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“…The emitting current equals 12 kA and it slightly exceeds the critical value that limits beam propagation through the second gap. This condition provides the efficient microwave generation in the double-gap vircator [9]. The electron beam passes through the first short section, and forms the VC in the second longer one.…”
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“…[8] where it was shown that the feedback introduction allows to increase the device efficiency and frequency stability. The important problem here is the optimization of the device construction to achieve the additional efficiency increase and to improve the output characteristics of microwave radiation [9]. In the present work we present the basic results on the optimization of the double-gap vircator in CST Particle Studio (CST PS) that allows to carry out the effective 3D fully electromagnetic simulation of the microwave systems.…”
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“…1) and its differences from the virtode scheme. 27 The investigated VCA consists of a twosection (double-gap) rectangular radio frequency cavity. To the left of the resonating cavity, there is the cylindrical electron gun region 1 where a cathode 4 produces a solid cylindrical electron beam 10.…”
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