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Submillimetre wave gyrotron (gyrotron FU IV) for plasma diagnostics

Y Shimizu, K Ichikawa, K Shibutani, K Kurahashi, T Okamoto1997年Fusion Engineering and DesignIF 1.7出版社

AbstractThe development of a high frequency, high harmonic gyrotron using a 17 T superconducting magnet is described. The design of this gyrotron was optimized for the second harmonic. The operation frequency of the gyrotron can be tuned from 160 to 440 GHz by the fundamental and extended up to 850 GHz by the second harmonic. One hundred per cent modulation of the output has been achieved under an anode voltage modulation level of only about 10%.

日本語訳

17 T超伝導磁石を用いた高周波・高調波ジャイロトロンの開発について述べる。このジャイロトロンの設計は第2高調波に対して最適化された。ジャイロトロンの動作周波数は、基本波により160から440 GHzまで、第2高調波により850 GHzまで拡張可能である。陽極電圧変調レベルがわずか約10%で、出力の100%変調が達成されている。

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