Mode competition in a high harmonic gyrotron
G. F. Brand, T. IDEHARAJ, Toshiaki Tatsukawa, Isamu OGAWA
Abstract
G. F. Brand, T. IDEHARAJ, Toshiaki Tatsukawa, Isamu OGAWA
Abstract
Non-linear theory is used to examine the limits on the maximum power that might be obtained from a high harmonic gyrotron. In particular, special attention is paid to the situation where the power is limited by mode competition from a nearby fundamental resonance. We find good qualitative agreement between theory and some observations made on a high harmonic gyrotron at Fukui University.
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Non-linear theory is used to examine the limits on the maximum power that might be obtained from a high harmonic gyrotron. In particular, special attention is paid to the situation where the power is limited by mode competition from a nearby fundamental resonance. We find good qualitative agreement between theory and some observations made on a high harmonic gyrotron at Fukui University.
Key concepts: Gyrotron, Harmonic, Mode (computer interface), Power (physics), Competition (biology), Physics, Harmonic analysis, Computer science