Design, Simulation, and Cold Test of a W-Band Double Nonparallel Staggered Grating Backward Wave Oscillator
Design, Simulation, and Cold Test of a W-Band Double Nonparallel Staggered Grating Backward Wave Oscillator
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DOI:
10.1109/ted.2022.3195484
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发表时间:
2022-10
影响因子:
3.1
通讯作者:
Jin Zhang;Y. Alfadhl;Xiao-dong Chen;Liang Zhang;A. Cross
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作者:
Jin Zhang;Y. Alfadhl;Xiao-dong Chen;Liang Zhang;A. Cross
A novel double nonparallel staggered grating (DNPSG) slow wave structure (SWS) is proposed to enhance the coupling impedance in a ${W}$ -band backward wave oscillator (BWO) driven by a pseudospark-sourced sheet electron beam. The DNPSG SWS has been shown a broadband of 72–125 GHz and a higher coupling impedance compared with the traditional double staggered grating (DSG) SWS in simulation. The DNPSG BWO structure consisting of ten SWS units and a broadband output structure is designed and fabricated. In the cold test of the DNPSG BWO, the measured ${S}_{11}$ (double of the losses in the DNPSG BWO) is above −10 dB in most of the band, which is satisfactory in the pseudospark-driven high-power device. The hot-test performance of the DNPSG BWO is analyzed by particle-in-cell (PIC) simulation in a beam voltage range of 14–90 kV and a current density range of 1.5– $5\times10$ 7 A/m2, obtaining a high output power (max. 190 kW) over an ultrawide tuning band of 38 GHz (75–113 GHz) due to enhanced coupling impedance.