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A tunable millimetre-submillimetre gyrotron

G. F. Brand, Zibin Chen, N. G. Douglas, M. GROSSt, J. Y. L., L.C. Robinson

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The tunable millimetre-submillimetre wave source, Gyrotron III, incorporates a split cavity which permits mechanical fine tuning so that any frequency in the range 100-325 GHz becomes accessible. This paper reports on the most recent results obtained with this gyrotron and discusses the cavity resonances that occur in this split cavity design.

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Key concepts: Gyrotron, Millimetre wave, Millimeter, Extremely high frequency, Optics, Physics, Range (aeronautics), Submillimeter wave