The design of a high power electron beam generator
B. Augsburger
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B. Augsburger
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The object of this experiment is to study high power microwave breakdown across a dielectric window. In order to achieve this objective a microwave source is designed and constructed. This report discusses the design of a pulsed power system \nused to drive this microwave source. This experiment is funded by the AFOSR/AFWL. The experiment was named THOR, after the Norse God of lightning and thunder.
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The object of this experiment is to study high power microwave breakdown across a dielectric window. In order to achieve this objective a microwave source is designed and constructed. This report discusses the design of a pulsed power system \nused to drive this microwave source. This experiment is funded by the AFOSR/AFWL. The experiment was named THOR, after the Norse God of lightning and thunder.
Key concepts: Generator (circuit theory), Power (physics), Cathode ray, Electrical engineering, Electron, Beam (structure), Physics, Engineering