Multiple cavity klystron - a source of chaotic microwave radiation

A number of applications, such as charged particle accelerators, microwave plasma heating and modem communication systems, require powerful sources of noise-like microwave radiation with a relatively wide band, that is achieved in the regime of chaotic oscillations. Among such sources a delayed feed...

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Published inThird IEEE International Vacuum Electronics Conference (IEEE Cat. No.02EX524) pp. 266 - 267
Main Authors Dmitriev, B.S., Klokotov, D.V., Ryskin, N.M., Shigaev, A.M., Zharkov, Yu.D.
Format Conference Proceeding
LanguageEnglish
Published IEEE 2002
Subjects
Chaos
Chaotic communication
Delay
Electromagnetic heating
Feedback
Klystrons
Linear particle accelerator
Plasma accelerators
Plasma applications
Plasma sources
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Summary:A number of applications, such as charged particle accelerators, microwave plasma heating and modem communication systems, require powerful sources of noise-like microwave radiation with a relatively wide band, that is achieved in the regime of chaotic oscillations. Among such sources a delayed feedback oscillator based on a multiple cavity klystron amplifier seems to be one of the most promising due to high power level and high efficiency. This report presents the results of theoretical and experimental investigation of a delayed feedback klystron oscillator in the regimes of single-frequency, self-modulational and chaotic oscillations.
ISBN:9780780372566
0780372565
DOI:10.1109/IVELEC.2002.999372