Dissipative energy losses in ferromagnetic generator of frequency

Ferromagnetic generators are devices, which use shock-induced demagnetisation of matter in order to receive a current pulse. During shock wave movement through the working body of ferromagnetic matter a part of the shock wave energy can also be converted into microwave energy. The current in the generator described oscillates and dissipative losses of energy take place. It is shown that significant energy densities at frequencies up to hundreds of gigahertz occur in continuum spectrum.