Relativistic high-frequency electronics has now become one of the fastest growing areas of scientific research. This reference is devoted to theoretical and experimental studies of relativistic magnetrons and is written by a leading expert who worked directly on these systems.
Relativistic high-frequency electronics has now become one of the fastest growing areas of scientific research. This reference is devoted to theoretical and experimental studies of relativistic magnetrons and is written by a leading expert who worked directly on these systems.
Igor Vintizenko, Nuclear Physics Research Institute, Tomsk State University, Russia
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction Abbreviations 1 Relativistic Magnetrons and Their Difference from Classical Magnetrons 2 Physical Processes in Relativistic Magnetrons 3 Power Sources and Components of Experimental Installations 4 Pulse-Periodic Relativistic Magnetrons 5 Relativistic Magnetrons with Increased Duration of Microwave Radiation Pulse 6 Relativistic Magnetrons with External Coupling of Resonators Index
Introduction Abbreviations 1 Relativistic Magnetrons and Their Difference from Classical Magnetrons 2 Physical Processes in Relativistic Magnetrons 3 Power Sources and Components of Experimental Installations 4 Pulse-Periodic Relativistic Magnetrons 5 Relativistic Magnetrons with Increased Duration of Microwave Radiation Pulse 6 Relativistic Magnetrons with External Coupling of Resonators Index
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