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Short‐pulse high‐power microwave propagation in the atmosphere

Sullivan et al., 1988

Document ID
6556332067240071250
Author
Sullivan C
Destler W
Rodgers J
Segalov Z
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of applied physics

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The propagation of high‐power (10–200 kW/cm2) short‐burst (3–30 ns) microwave pulses in the atmosphere has been studied experimentally. Microwave power from a large orbit gyrotron operating at 9.6 GHz is focused by a large‐diameter parabolic reflector into a test …
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