The cluster klystron demonstration experiment

Palmer, R.B.; Fernow, R.; Fischer, Joachim; Gallardo, J.; Kirk, H.; Ulc, S.; Wang, H; Zhao, Y.; Eppley, K.; Herrmannsfeldt, W.B.; Miller, R.H.; Yu, Dehao

doi:10.1016/0168-9002(95)00609-5

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“…7 corresponds to an infinitely long waveguide. According to (6a) and (6b), the resonance frequencies of the finite length periodic waveguide satisfy (7) where is the th resonance frequency of the finite waveguide, and . Note that in resonance, (6a) and (6b) yield and , respectively.…”

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“…Publisher Item Identifier S 0093-3813(99)03375-5. studied by other workers. These include the multiple-beam klystron [6], the cluster klystron for linear colliders [7], the double-stream cyclotron maser [8], and recently the multibeam stagger-tuned gyro-klystrons [9]. The multibeam CRM-array concept [10] proposes to increase the CRM output-power by increasing the number of interaction channels and electron-beams in the device (rather than the energy of a single beam).…”

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Cyclotron-resonance-maser arrays

Jerby

Kesar

Korol

et al. 1999

IEEE Trans. Plasma Sci.

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The cyclotron-resonance-maser (CRM) array is a radiation source which consists of CRM elements coupled together under a common magnetic field. Each CRM-element employs a low-energy electron-beam which performs a cyclotron interaction with the local electromagnetic wave. These waves can be coupled together among the CRM elements, hence the interaction is coherently synchronized in the entire array. The implementation of the CRM-array approach may alleviate several technological difficulties which impede the development of singlebeam gyro-devices. Furthermore, it proposes new features, such as the phased-array antenna incorporated in the CRM-array itself. The CRM-array studies may lead to the development of compact, high-power radiation sources operating at low voltages. This paper introduces new conceptual schemes of CRM-arrays, and presents the progress in related theoretical and experimental studies in our laboratory. These include a multimode analysis of a CRM-array, and a first operation of this device with five carbon-fiber cathodes.

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confidence: 99%

Cyclotron-resonance-maser arrays

Jerby

Kesar

Korol

et al. 1999

IEEE Trans. Plasma Sci.

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“…A uniform field Br/BzSQ.l% within the radius of R52 cm is obtained in a central length f16 cm (total 32 cm), that is B r a Gauss at Bz=4 kGauss. Based on this solenoid field, the current Cluster Klystron demonstration experiment [6] is designed for a 3-beam structure running beams off-axis at R=l .5 cm. A modification on the connection and supply to the pancake coils of solenoid was done in order to carry out this field measurement.…”

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confidence: 99%