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W-band gyro-devices using helically corrugated waveguide and cusp gun: design, simulation and experiment

He et al., 2011

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13739982645300536994
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He W
Donaldson C
Li F
Zhang L
Cross A
Phelps A
Ronald K
Robertson C
Whyte C
Young A
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Terahertz Science & Technology

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This paper presents the design and simulation of W-band Gyro-devices using helically corrugated waveguides as the beam-wave interaction region and a cusp gun as the electron beam source. The electron beam system and the beam-wave interaction were optimized …
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