DocumentCode
3555577
Title
Analysis of the spent beam of a high-power TWT
Author
Hechtel, J.R. ; Herriott, R. ; Vaughan, J.R.M.
Author_Institution
Litton Industries, San Carlos, California
Volume
27
fYear
1981
fDate
1981
Firstpage
492
Lastpage
495
Abstract
In this study, 3 independent analytical tools were used. 1) A large-signal, 3-dimensional computer program, capable of predicting rf performance and spent beam parameters of a coupled-cavity type TWT. 2) A conventional pin-hole type beam analyzer for measuring the current density j vs. radius r at various axial distances z. From the r95 vs. z-curve, the ratio of transverse/axial momentum,
, is determined by a new, improved method. 3) An electron-velocity spectrometer of the magnetic lens type is used for determining the axial velocity (energy) spread of the beam. The resolution of this instrument is approximately 100 volts. Experimental and theoretical results are presented for both modes of a dual-mode TWT, at various frequencies and drive levels.
, is determined by a new, improved method. 3) An electron-velocity spectrometer of the magnetic lens type is used for determining the axial velocity (energy) spread of the beam. The resolution of this instrument is approximately 100 volts. Experimental and theoretical results are presented for both modes of a dual-mode TWT, at various frequencies and drive levels.Keywords
Current density; Current measurement; Density measurement; Energy resolution; Frequency; Instruments; Lenses; Optical coupling; Performance analysis; Spectroscopy;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Electron Devices Meeting, 1981 International
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/IEDM.1981.190125
Filename
1482078
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