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Design of a high‐power sheet beam klystron

Yu et al., 1992

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3608598363162380078
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Yu D
Kin J
Wilson P
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AIP Conference Proceedings

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We report on theoretical studies to demonstrate the conceptual feasibility of a high‐power sheet‐beam klystron operating at 11.4 GHz. Numerical simulations are used to investigate beam dynamics and rf issues. Specific problems with the gun design, magnetic focusing …
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