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Title: Analyses of advanced concepts in multi-stage gyro-amplifiers and startup in high-power gyro-oscillators
Authors: Sinitsyn, Oleksandr V
Advisors: Granatstein, Victor L
Department/Program: Electrical Engineering
Type: Dissertation
Sponsors: Digital Repository at the University of Maryland
University of Maryland (College Park, Md.)
Keywords: Engineering, Electronics and Electrical (0544)
Physics, Radiation (0756)
Physics, Elementary Particles and High Energy (0798)
microwave generation and amplification, wave-particle interaction, fast-wave devices, gyrotron
Issue Date: 6-Dec-2005
Abstract: Gyrotrons are well recognized sources of high-power coherent electromagnetic radiation. The power that gyrotrons can radiate in the millimeter- and submillimeter-wavelength regions exceeds the power of classical microwave tubes by many orders of magnitude. In this work, the author considers some problems related to the operation of gyro-devices and methods of their solution. In particular, the self-excitation conditions for parasitic backward waves and effect of distributed losses on the small-signal gain of gyro-TWTs are analyzed. The corresponding small-signal theory describing two-stage gyro-traveling-wave tubes (gyro-TWTs) with the first stage having distributed losses is presented. The theory is illustrated by using it for the description of operation of a Ka-band gyro-TWT designed at the Naval Research Laboratory. Also, the results of nonlinear studies of this tube are presented and compared with the ones obtained by the use of MAGY, a multi-frequency, self-consistent code develo...
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1903/3228
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