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Linear Theory of Electron Dynamic for the Slowly Varied Section Waveguide Resonator with the TM Mode in a Hybrid-Magnicon

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Based on fundamental principles of magnicon, we posed hybrid-magnicon amplifier. It are adopted that beforehand axially modulating annular electron beam, a vertical cylindrical wave-guide opened driver cavity, a slowly varied section waveguide opened output cavity, whoever with TM-mode. Pass basic concept analysis of this new type tube that after consider who suitably make small power or MW pulsed tube with suitable wide-band. For example, if operate at the third harmonic then can reach 8% bandwidth. This paper expounded the linear theory for hybrid-magnicon. Use simply new method, which solve for Dispersion Equation. Give Dispersion Equation with the self-consistent effect and the space charge effect of the slowly varied section waveguide rotating TM-mode opened resonator cavity. Give the interact power between wave and electrons, et al.

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Zhang, H. Linear Theory of Electron Dynamic for the Slowly Varied Section Waveguide Resonator with the TM Mode in a Hybrid-Magnicon. International Journal of Infrared and Millimeter Waves 23, 765–774 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1015718721043

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