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A low-power tunable quasi-optical gyrotron was designed for driving free electron laser amplifiers in the frequency ránge of 220–270 GHz. The gyrotron cavity consisted of a spherical mirror and a plane slotted mirror to produce a Gaussian radiation output beam. Output powers of 1–10 kW were obtained in the 4 cm length cavity by a few amperes of electron beams with a voltage of 30 kV.
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Itoh, Y., Nagashima, T. Design of a low-power tunable quasioptical gyrotron with a slotted output mirror. Int J Infrared Milli Waves 10, 1355–1361 (1989). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01010126
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