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Enhanced frequency agility of high-power relativistic backward wave oscillators

Moreland et al., 2002

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8284772206357447898
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Moreland L
Schamiloglu E
Lemke R
Roitman A
Korovin S
Rostov V
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IEEE transactions on plasma science

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This paper describes how finite length effects in high-power backward wave oscillators can be exploited in a controlled manner to achieve enhanced frequency agility. Experiments were performed using a Sinus-6 high-power relativistic repetitively pulsed electron beam …
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