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New Type of Storage Resonator for an Electromagnetic Pulse Compressor

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Abstract—The possibility of using a new type of storage resonator has been studied: an open resonator, the working oscillation of which is formed by counterpropagating surface waves of an open dielectric waveguide in an active electromagnetic pulse compressor. The simplest model of such a device is considered in detail; however, the results obtained during its rigorous electrodynamic analysis allow us to conclude that this device is promising for solving a number of urgent problems in the physics and technology of millimeter and submillimeter waves.

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Melezhik, P.N., Sirenko, Y.K. New Type of Storage Resonator for an Electromagnetic Pulse Compressor. J. Commun. Technol. Electron. 65, 355–366 (2020). https://doi.org/10.1134/S1064226920040051

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