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Magnetic cusp-based electron beam source for a helically corrugated gyro-TWA

Young et al., 2009

Document ID
14060514465681163596
Author
Young A
Whyte C
Robertson C
Rowlands D
Phelps A
He W
Ronald K
Cross A
Publication year
Publication venue
2009 IET Conference on High Power RF Technologies

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The latest results of experiments of an X-band gyro-TWA with a helically corrugated interaction region and a cusp electron beam source are presented. The cusp electron beam source uses a cold field emission emitter to produce a 37A beam accelerated with a …
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