Terahertz Large-Orbit High-Harmonic Gyrotrons at IAP RAS Features
I. V. Bandurkin, V. L. Bratman, Yu. K. Kalynov, В. Н. Мануилов, I. V. Osharin, А. V. Savilov, N. A. Zavolsky
Abstract
I. V. Bandurkin, V. L. Bratman, Yu. K. Kalynov, В. Н. Мануилов, I. V. Osharin, А. V. Savilov, N. A. Zavolsky
Abstract
We describe high-harmonic gyrotrons with axis-encircling electron beams developing on the basis of two (80 keV pulsed and 30 keV Cw) experimental setups. Selective operation at the second (0.267 THz) and at the third (0.394 THz) cyclotron harmonics were observed in the 30 keV gyrotron. Quasi-regular cavities with periodic phase correctors are designed to improve the operation at the third harmonic, as well as to achieve the fourth-harmonic operation at frequencies of up to 0.65 THz. At the pulsed gyrotron setup, a sectioned cavity with a decreased diffractive Q-factor was experimentally tested.
OpenAlex reports 5 citations for this work. Citation counts describe recorded attention and do not establish research quality.
A contribution statement is not available in the OpenAlex record.
Method details are not available in the OpenAlex metadata.
Findings are not separately available in the OpenAlex metadata.
Limitations are not available in the OpenAlex metadata.
Application details are not available in the OpenAlex metadata.
We describe high-harmonic gyrotrons with axis-encircling electron beams developing on the basis of two (80 keV pulsed and 30 keV Cw) experimental setups. Selective operation at the second (0.267 THz) and at the third (0.394 THz) cyclotron harmonics were observed in the 30 keV gyrotron. Quasi-regular cavities with periodic phase correctors are designed to improve the operation at the third harmonic, as well as to achieve the fourth-harmonic operation at frequencies of up to 0.65 THz. At the pulsed gyrotron setup, a sectioned cavity with a decreased diffractive Q-factor was experimentally tested.
Key concepts: Gyrotron, Terahertz radiation, Cyclotron, Harmonics, Harmonic, Physics, Optics, Harmonic analysis