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Advantages of extended interaction klystron technology at millimeter and sub-millimeter frequencies

Steer et al., 2008

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7890816206445054897
Author
Steer B
Roitman A
Horoyski P
Hyttinen M
Dobbs R
Berry D
Publication year
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2007 16th IEEE International Pulsed Power Conference

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This paper reviews the technology and demonstrated capability of mmW and Sub-mmW Extended Interaction Klystrons at CPI Canada. It discusses design and manufacturing concepts stating self-imposed restrictions and design modifications enhancing power …
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