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The Research on Backward Wave Oscillator with Wide Tunable Bandwidth and High Power

Xi et al., 2018

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12729824897429677295
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Xi H
Wang P
Bao C
Liu Y
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Международный редакционный совет

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A continuous wave backward wave oscillator is studied in this paper. The design of the slowing wave system is completed through theoretical calculation and numerical simulation, and the slowing wave system is manufactured through precision machining. In order to …
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