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13 May 1994 Recent experimental results from a long-pulse J-band relativistic klystron amplifier developmental effort
Keith G. Kato, David D. Crouch, David R. Sar, Ross A. Speciale, Bruce E. Carlsten, Michael V. Fazio, William Brian Haynes, Ray M. Stringfield
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Proceedings Volume 2154, Intense Microwave Pulses II; (1994) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.175746
Event: OE/LASE '94, 1994, Los Angeles, CA, United States
Abstract
Recent experimental results, supporting simulations, and design modeling are presented from a developmental effort to produce a long pulse (approximately 1 microsecond(s) ) J-band (5.85 - 8.2 GHz) relativistic klystron amplifier (RKA) of the high current NRL genealogy. This RKA is designed to operate at approximately 6.6 GHz, with a desired rf output approximately 700 MW. Conversion of electron beam energy to microwave energy is obtained by a mock magnetically insulated coaxial converter which, in various incarnations, can be made to be either a cavity gap extractor or an inverse cathode.
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Keith G. Kato, David D. Crouch, David R. Sar, Ross A. Speciale, Bruce E. Carlsten, Michael V. Fazio, William Brian Haynes, and Ray M. Stringfield "Recent experimental results from a long-pulse J-band relativistic klystron amplifier developmental effort", Proc. SPIE 2154, Intense Microwave Pulses II, (13 May 1994); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.175746
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KEYWORDS
Modulation

Calibration

Microwave radiation

Amplifiers

Electron beams

Medium wave

Waveguides

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