The dematron &amp;amp;#8212; A new crossed-field amplifier

Pokorny, G.E.; Kushnick, A.; Hull, J.F.

doi:10.1109/iedm.1961.187248

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“…After this demonstration, many configurations have been studied. A few examples are given in[53,78,79].Cylindrical, reentrant CFAs, which use an emitting sole cathode, are the most common CFAs in use today due to their compact size and the efficient recycling of unspent electrons. These conventional CFAs were explained in the beginning of Chapter 2.…”

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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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