Quasi-optical components for microwave control and remote sensing

The microwave vacuum electronics is regarded to make sense only if producing sufficiently high powers at sufficiently high frequencies. And if intense microwave flows are produced, they may be transmitted only with oversized waveguides or mirror lines, such configurations being equipped with relevan...

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Main Authors: Erckmann, Volker, Kasparek, Walter, Klooster, Kees Van't, Koshurinov, Yury, Kubo, Shin, Petelin, Michael, Sakamoto, Keishi, Thumm, Manfred, Wu, Zin
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Electromagnetic heating
Gyrotrons
Microwave filters
Mirrors
Optical filters
Particle beams
Plasmas
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Summary:The microwave vacuum electronics is regarded to make sense only if producing sufficiently high powers at sufficiently high frequencies. And if intense microwave flows are produced, they may be transmitted only with oversized waveguides or mirror lines, such configurations being equipped with relevant miltiplexers, filters, duplexers and other components of quasi-optical types.
DOI:10.1109/IVEC.2014.6857478