Non-Stationary Wide-Band Operation of a High-Current Relativistic Gyrotron

We report on the first experimental studied of a Ka-band high-current relativistic gyrotron with an increased length of the interaction space. Wideband non-stationary operation with an output power of up to 70 MW and an efficiency of ~7% are registered. Based on comparison of experimental data and simulations, we estimate the output radiation spectrum width to be at least 2 GHz.

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IEEE Electron Device Letters
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2025-02-26
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https://doi.org/10.1109/led.2025.3545935
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Gyrotron and Vacuum Electronics Research
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Abstract

We report on the first experimental studied of a Ka-band high-current relativistic gyrotron with an increased length of the interaction space. Wideband non-stationary operation with an output power of up to 70 MW and an efficiency of ~7% are registered. Based on comparison of experimental data and simulations, we estimate the output radiation spectrum width to be at least 2 GHz.

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