ELECTRON PHYSICS OF TRAVELING WAVE TUBE DEVICES

摘要

A brief description and important conclusions are given on work done at the Electronics Research Laboratory of the University of California for the Wright Air Development Division under contract AF 33(616) -6139 during the period December 15, 1958 through December 14, 1959. The work described includes theoretical and experimental studies on cold-cathode crossed-field devices, electron beams, fast-wave interaction with electron streams, solid-state and electron-beam parametric amplifiers, backward-wave interaction with waves on a ferrite rod or in plasmas, large-signal effects in traveling-wave tubes, and novel fast space-charge wave devices.