2007
DOI: 10.1109/ted.2006.887047
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Study of Corrugated Elliptical Waveguides for Slow-Wave Structures

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“…First, we have computed and compared the dispersion diagram and the interaction impedance of elliptical corrugated waveguides presented in [16] and [18]. Second, with our novel characterization method, we have studied the effects, in the k 0 −β diagram, of two nonconfocal periodic elliptical waveguides by shifting the elliptical iris in the x-and y-axes, respectively.…”
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“…First, we have computed and compared the dispersion diagram and the interaction impedance of elliptical corrugated waveguides presented in [16] and [18]. Second, with our novel characterization method, we have studied the effects, in the k 0 −β diagram, of two nonconfocal periodic elliptical waveguides by shifting the elliptical iris in the x-and y-axes, respectively.…”
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“…First of all, to validate our theory and the developed computer code, we have considered the corrugated elliptical waveguide structures studied in [16]. In this paper, the authors use space harmonic effects and the field matching method to compute the field components, ignoring higher-order modes in the slot region.…”
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“…The corrugated elliptic waveguide taking no account of space harmonics was studied in 2005 [6]. The corrugated elliptic waveguide neglecting higher order modes in the slot region was studied in 2007 [7]. Corrugated waveguides play very important roles in high-power microwave tubes, corrugated antennas [8] and linear accelerators.…”
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