A submillimeter frequency multiplier. Part 2. Substantiation of a long-lived compact bunch model

chanism of compact electron bunching has been revealed by numerical modeling and described. The pattern of long-lived compact electron bunches continuously moving along the surface of the clinotron comb-type slow-wave structure holds owing to the continuous deposition of compact electron bunches on...

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Main Authors: M. V. Mil’cho, K. Ilyenko
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Akademperiodyka 2020-12-01
Series:Радиофизика и электроника
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Online Access:http://re-journal.org.ua/sites/default/files/file_attach/2020-4/8.pdf
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Summary:chanism of compact electron bunching has been revealed by numerical modeling and described. The pattern of long-lived compact electron bunches continuously moving along the surface of the clinotron comb-type slow-wave structure holds owing to the continuous deposition of compact electron bunches on the comb surface. The compact bunches are formed in electron beam layers farthest from the comb surface but moving to it in consequence of the electron beam inclination under magnetic field action (the clinotron effect). The bunch size and its dependence on the problem parameters have been specified. The research results find use in analysis of operational regimes of conventional clinotrons. Clinotron designers are provided with relevant recommendations. Conclusion. A model of electron bunching in clinotron-type oscillators has been developed with regard to the process of deposition of electron beam layers on the comb-type slow-wave structure surface. It is the existence of a system of compact electron bunches continuously moving along the comb surface that makes possible efficient electron beam interaction with the high-frequency electromagnetic field of multiplied-mode oscillations. We justifiably claim that multipliers of the kind can be advanced to the short-wave end of the submillimeter band.
ISSN:1028-821X
2415-3400