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Publikováno v:
IEEE Transactions on Plasma Science. 40:3046-3051
A compact axial π-mode extraction scheme, which is based on a patent by Greenwood, is demonstrated in conjunction with the UM/L-3 relativistic magnetron using the particle-in-cell code ICEPIC. Cases utilizing Greenwood's extraction technique were co
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R. Umstattd, D. Shiffler, Susan Heidger, M. LaCour, M. Ruebush, Keith Cartwright, P. Duselis, M.D. Haworth, K. Golby, D. Sullivan, John W. Luginsland
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IEEE Transactions on Plasma Science. 36:718-728
Over the last decade, the Air Force Research Laboratory, Directed Energy Directorate (AFRL/DE) has engaged in a high current density field emission cathode research program. This program explored the aspects of cathode materials as well as the detail
Publikováno v:
Computing in Science & Engineering. 9:18-28
Shaped cathodes enhance key magnetron performance parameters, such as output power, power efficiency, and impedance. Simulations using these novel designs showed a dramatic increase in the range of magnetic field in which the magnetron functions, a d
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K.L. Cartwright, Trevor Strickler, M.D. Haworth, David Price, John Luginsland, David W. Jordan, Peter Mardahl, M. R. Lopez, V.B. Neculaes, Yue Ying Lau, W.M. White, M. C. Jones, Mark D. Johnston, Ronald M. Gilgenbach, T.A. Spencer
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IEEE Transactions on Plasma Science. 32:1171-1180
Relativistic magnetron experiments performed on a six-cavity device have generated over 300 MW total microwave power near 1 GHz. These experiments were driven by the long-pulse electron beam from an accelerator with parameters as follows: voltage of
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M. Ruebush, M.D. Haworth, M. LaCour, Don Shiffler, K.L. Cartwright, Thomas A. Spencer, K. Golby, John W. Luginsland
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IEEE Transactions on Plasma Science. 32:1262-1266
High-power microwave tubes require currents and voltages generally in excess of 1 kA and 100 kV. In the past, these system requirements led to the use of single shot machines, with repetition rates well under 1 Hz. With advances in pulsed power, the
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D. Zagar, R. J. Umstattd, M. Ruebush, Matthew LaCour, Don Shiffler, M.D. Haworth, Ken Golby, T. Knowles
Publikováno v:
Review of Scientific Instruments. 73:4358-4362
Explosive field emission cathodes comprise an important class of cathodes for high power microwave tubes, having the advantages of light weight as well as requiring no heater for electron emission. Generally, however, this class of cathodes suffers f
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M.D. Haworth, V. Bogdan Neculaes, M.D. Johnston, M.C. Jones, M.W. Keyser, John W. Luginsland, David Price, Ronald M. Gilgenbach, Yue Ying Lau, David W. Jordan, M.R. Lopez, Raymond W. Lemke, C.W. Peters, S.A. Anderson, T.A. Spencer, H. Miyake
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IEEE Transactions on Plasma Science. 30:947-955
Experiments have been performed on a relativistic magnetron driven at e-beam accelerator peak parameters: voltage = -0.4 MV, current = 16 kA, and pulselength = 0.5 /spl mu/s. The magnetron is a six-vane device operating at about 1 GHz with extraction
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M. Ruebush, M.D. Haworth, D. Zagar, A. Gibbs, A. LaCour, John W. Luginsland, R. Umstattd, T.A. Spencer, K. Golby, Don Shiffler
Publikováno v:
IEEE Transactions on Plasma Science. 30:1232-1237
Explosive field-emission cathodes have been the electron emitter of choice, and often necessity, for high-power microwave (HPM) tubes for many years. The materials typically used for these cathodes range from polymer and cotton velvets, to metals suc
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IEEE Transactions on Plasma Science. 30:992-997
Recent experimental and computer simulation results on a magnetically insulated transmission line oscillator (MILO) have indicated that the large beam-current density emitted from each end of the cathode leads to anode plasma formation. This initiate
Autor:
Kyle J. Hendricks, M.D. Haworth
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IEEE Transactions on Plasma Science. 30:1215-1219
The ability to radiate the microwave pulse generated by a high-power microwave source can be limited by the interface from the vacuum to the ambient atmosphere. We report here on experiments that use geometric changes to control the tangential electr