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Numerical simulation of relativistic Backward-wave tubes


Abstract:

In this paper, a Ku band relativistic backwave oscillator based on annular strong current explosion emission is proposed. The modulation of ring relativistic electron bea...Show More

Abstract:

In this paper, a Ku band relativistic backwave oscillator based on annular strong current explosion emission is proposed. The modulation of ring relativistic electron beam is realized by adjusting the distance between anode and cathode of diode, adding reflection cavity in front of slow wave structure, adding drift section between two slow wave structure, adjusting the size of slow wave structure and so on. The numerical simulation results show that the Ku band microwave output power is 1.38 Gw, the frequency is about 12.5 Ghz, and the efficiency is about 40% under the conditions of 532 kV, 3150 A and 0.6 T.
Date of Conference: 25-28 April 2023
Date Added to IEEE Xplore: 27 June 2023
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Conference Location: Chengdu, China

Introduction

Relativistic backwave tube is a typical high power microwave device. RBWO has the characteristics of high power, high efficiency and suitable for repetitive frequency operation. At the same time, it also has good frequency tuning ability, [1] relative to C and X bands, the Ku band relativistic backwave tube has a higher frequency and wider bandwidth, more suitable for modern communication. Therefore, it has important application value in the research of Ku band. In 2019, Song Wei et al. realized a backwave tube with a power of 1.06Gw, a frequency of 16.15Ghz and a beam conversion efficiency of 25% under a diode voltage of 620 kV. In this paper, A Ku band relativistic backwave tube with input voltage of 532 kV, transmission current of 3150 A, output power of about 1.38 Gw, operating frequency of about 12.5 Ghz and power efficiency of about 40% is implemented.

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