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XiaoFang Zhu ZhongHai Yang Bin Li 《Journal of Infrared, Millimeter and Terahertz Waves》2005,26(12):1713-1725
Theoretical simulation of the dispersion and interaction impedance characteristics of an inhomogeneously-loaded helical slow-wave structure is validated. The structure is supported by double-curve-shaped rods which are smoothed out into a number of dielectric tubes with their respective effective permittivity values. The effects of the helix thickness are taken into account by considering a free-space gap equal to the difference between the mean helix radius and the outer helix radius. Moreover, the helix tape model is used instead of the simpler sheath-helix model. The theoretical predictions are compared with those of MAFIA simulation. The dispersion error is found to be within 3–6 percent and the impedance characteristic is in great agreement with that of MAFIA simulation. At last, for the sake of comparison, the cold-test characteristics under sheath-helix model are also provided. 相似文献
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S. K. Datta E. V. Jayashree S. D. Veena Lalit Kumar 《Journal of Infrared, Millimeter and Terahertz Waves》2007,28(9):779-787
A novel technique of broadbanding a helical slow-wave structure through negative dispersion shaping is proposed. The model considers a simple continuous chiral dielectric support for the helix inside a metallic barrel, unlike conventional helix slow-wave structures with three discrete dielectric supports at 1200 apart. The dispersion relation of the slow-wave structure was derived following sheath-helix abstraction, suitably benchmarked for special cases, and was used for analyzing the dispersion behavior of a typical slow-wave structure. Chiral dielectric loading could easily provide negative dispersion characteristics (required for broadband operation) by merely controlling the chirality parameter alone. The scheme with its simple geometric configuration is expected to be useful for millimeter-wave devices providing better thermal management. 相似文献
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G. Singh S. M. S. Ravi Chandra P. V. Bhaskar P. K. Jain B. N. Basu 《International Journal of Electronics》2013,100(12):1463-1479
A cylindrical waveguide, provided with wedge-shaped metal vanes projecting radially inward from the wall of the guide, excited in the transverse electric (TE) mode, was analysed. The analysis was carried out considering the angular harmonics generated by the angular positioning of the vanes. A set of equations was generated in the Fourier amplitudes of field constants. The condition for nontrivial solutions for the field constants gave the dispersion relation of the structure. From the expression of power flow down the structure, its interaction impedance was also estimated. The shape of the dispersion characteristics and the value of the cutoff frequency as well as the interaction impedance characteristics of the waveguide were found to depend on the vane parameters their number as well as their radial and angular dimensions. The optimum vane parameters were obtained corresponding to the minimum variation of the slope of the ω-β dispersion plot, such parameters being useful from the standpoint of the bandwidth of a gyro-travelling-wave tube (gyro-TWT) using a vane-loaded cylindrical waveguide as the interaction structure. The dispersion and impedance characteristics, which were found typically for the TE01 mode as defined for the structure, taking four vanes, were more sensitive to the number and angular width of the vanes than to their radial depth. The value of the interaction impedance, calculated at the potential beam position, was found to be higher for a loaded waveguide than for an unloaded one, and it depended on the frequency of operation relative to the cutoff. The interaction impedance also depended on the position of the beam relative to the waveguide wall where it was estimated, and hence the optimum beam position corresponding to the maximum interaction impedance was found. The theory was validated against the dispersion characteristics reported elsewhere typically for four-vane magnetron-like structures excited in the 2π mode. Although the present study was restricted to ‘cold’ analysis of the structure in the absence of the electron beam, it could provide important feedback for analysing a gyro-TWT, using a vane-loaded cylindrical waveguide, and hence for predicting the structure parameters for the wide-band performance of the device. 相似文献
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Mukesh Kumar Alaria A. Bera A. K. Sinha V. Srivastava 《Journal of Infrared, Millimeter and Terahertz Waves》2009,30(3):211-216
This paper describes the analysis of helix slow-wave structure (SWS) for a high efficiency space traveling wave tube that
is carried out using Ansoft HFSS and CST microwave studio, which is a 3D electromagnetic field simulators. Two approaches
of simulating the dispersion and impedance characteristics of the helix slow wave structure have been discussed and compared
with measured results. The dispersion characteristic gives the information about axial propagation constant (Beta). Which
in turn yields the phase velocity at a particular frequency. The dispersion and impedance characteristics can be used in finding
the pertinent design parameters of the helix slow-wave structure. Therefore a new trend has been initiated at CEERI to use
Ansoft HFSS code to analysis of the helix slow wave structure in its real environment. The analysis of the helix SWS for Ku-band
140W space TWT has been carried out and compared with experimental results, and found is close agreement. 相似文献
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Chengfang Fu Bo Zhao Yudong Yang Yongfeng Ju Dingli Yang Bo Chang Xiaofeng He 《Journal of Infrared, Millimeter and Terahertz Waves》2016,37(11):1106-1116
A simple equivalent circuit analysis of the frame–rod slow-wave structure (SWS) on dielectric substrates of a traveling-wave tube (TWT) is developed, using the quasi-TEM approximation approach for the dispersion and coupling impedance characteristics of the structure. Moreover, the obtained complex dispersion equation and coupling impedance are numerically calculated. The calculation results by our theory method agree well with the results obtained by the 3D EM simulation software HFSS. It is shown that the dispersion of the frame–rod circuit is decreased; the phase velocity is reduced and the bandwidth becomes greater, while the coupling impedance decreases after filling the dielectric materials in the frame–rod SWS. In addition, a comparison of slow-wave characteristics of this structure with a rectangular helix counterpart is made. As a planar slow-wave structure, this structure has potential applications in compact TWTs based on the micro-fabrication technology, which could be scaled to millimeter wave, even to THz frequency. 相似文献
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M. Sumathy K. J. Vinoy S. K. Datta 《Journal of Infrared, Millimeter and Terahertz Waves》2009,30(2):151-158
A simple equivalent circuit model for the analysis of dispersion and interaction impedance characteristics of serpentine folded-waveguide
slow-wave structure was developed by considering the straight and curved portions of structure supporting the dominant TE
10-mode of the rectangular waveguide. Expressions for the lumped capacitance and inductance per period of the slow-wave structure
were derived in terms of the physical dimensions of the structure, incorporating the effects of the beam-hole in the lumped
parameters. The lumped parameters were subsequently interpreted for obtaining the dispersion and interaction impedance characteristics
of the structure. The analysis was simple yet accurate in predicting the dispersion and interaction impedance behaviour at
millimeter-wave frequencies. The analysis was benchmarked against measurement as well as with 3D electromagnetic modeling
using MAFIA for two typical slow-wave structures (one at the Ka-band and the other at the W-band) and close agreement observed. 相似文献
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M. Sumathy K.J. Vinoy Subrata Kumar Datta 《AEUE-International Journal of Electronics and Communications》2010,64(12):1192-1195
A simple yet accurate equivalent circuit model was developed for the analysis of slow-wave properties (dispersion and interaction impedance characteristics) of a rectangular folded-waveguide slow-wave structure. Present formulation includes the effects of the presence of beam-hole in the circuit, which were ignored in existing approaches. The analysis was benchmarked against measurement as well as with 3D electromagnetic modeling using MAFIA for two typical slow-wave structures operating in Ka- and Q-bands, and close agreements were observed. The analysis was extended for demonstrating the effect of the variation of beam-hole radius on the RF interaction efficiency of the device. 相似文献
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A Simple and Accurate Analysis of Conductivity Loss in Millimeter-Wave Helical Slow-Wave Structures 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
S. K. Datta Lalit Kumar B. N. Basu 《Journal of Infrared, Millimeter and Terahertz Waves》2009,30(4):381-392
Electromagnetic field analysis of a helix slow-wave structure was carried out and a closed form expression was derived for
the inductance per unit length of the transmission-line equivalent circuit of the structure, taking into account the actual
helix tape dimensions and surface current on the helix over the actual metallic area of the tape. The expression of the inductance
per unit length, thus obtained, was used for estimating the increment in the inductance per unit length caused due to penetration
of the magnetic flux into the conducting surfaces following Wheeler’s incremental inductance rule, which was subsequently
interpreted for the attenuation constant of the propagating structure. The analysis was computationally simple and accurate,
and accrues the accuracy of 3D electromagnetic analysis by allowing the use of dispersion characteristics obtainable from
any standard electromagnetic modeling. The approach was benchmarked against measurement for two practical structures, and
excellent agreement was observed. The analysis was subsequently applied to demonstrate the effects of conductivity on the
attenuation constant of a typical broadband millimeter-wave helical slow-wave structure with respect to helix materials and
copper plating on the helix, surface finish of the helix, dielectric loading effect and effect of high temperature operation
– a comparative study of various such aspects are covered. 相似文献
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The disk-loaded waveguide with bandwidth of only 2%-8% is a kind of narrow band structure. A new rib-loaded disk-loaded waveguide with wider bandwidth than the general one is suggested in the paper. The author develops the method of calculating the axial periodic waveguide by expanding the slow-wave structure's boundary function in Fourier series, so that it can be adopted in rib-loaded disk-loaded waveguide. By the method, the dispersion characteristics and interaction impedance of a Ka band rib-loaded disk-loaded waveguide are analyzed. 相似文献
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Diamond-studded helical traveling wave tube 总被引:8,自引:0,他引:8
Dayton J.A. Jr. Mearini G.T. Hsiung Chen Kory C.L. 《Electron Devices, IEEE Transactions on》2005,52(5):695-701
A novel method of millimeter-wave traveling wave tube (TWT) slow-wave circuit fabrication, employing laser micromachining and the in situ growth of diamond studs as an insulating dielectric, has been developed, which would enable a new class of very wideband, low distortion, high-efficiency amplifiers. Because the slow-wave circuit is supported by an array of diamond studs, rather than the conventional dielectric rods, we have named this novel device the diamond-studded TWT. Diamond strips have been successfully grown on a molybdenum tube and a diamond-studded helix has been produced using laser micromachining. Computer analysis of the slow-wave structure indicate that this fabrication technique leads naturally to a circuit with nearly flat dispersion over a frequency range, in some configurations, of more than four octaves. Typically, wide bandwidth can only be achieved by reducing efficiency; however, this fabrication technique increases the interaction impedance of the circuit, enabling high efficiency operation without sacrificing bandwidth. The very low dispersion also results in a coupling impedance that is relatively insensitive to frequency that may enable low reflection coupling over a wide frequency band. The resulting slow-wave circuit is essentially a brazed structure and, therefore, inherently robust thermally and mechanically. The manufacturing technology being pursued is applicable to any millimeter-wave helical or helix-derived TWT. 相似文献
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Characterized with full-metal structure, high output power and broad bandwidth, microfabricated folded waveguide is considered
as a robust slow-wave structure for millimeter wave traveling-wave tubes. In this paper, cold-test (without considering the
real electron beam) properties were studied and optimized by 3D simulation on slow-wave structure, for designing a 220 GHz
folded waveguide traveling-wave tube. The parametric analysis on cold-test properties, i.e., phase velocity, beam-wave interaction
impedance and cold circuit attenuation, were conducted in half-period circuit with high frequency structure simulator, assisted
by analytical model and equivalent circuit model. Through detailed parametric analyses, interference between specified structural
parameters is found on determining beam-wave interaction impedance. A discretized matrix optimization for interaction impedance
was effectively carried out to overcome the interference. A range of structural parameters with optimized interaction impedance
distributions were obtained. Based on the optimized results, a broadband folded waveguide with cold pass-band of about 80 GHz,
flat phase velocity dispersion and fairly high interaction impedance was designed for a 220 GHz central frequency traveling-wave
tube. A three-dB bandwidth of 20.5 GHz and a maximum gain of 21.2 dB were predicted by small signal analysis for a 28 mm-long
lossy circuit. 相似文献
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A nonresonant perturbation (NRP) theory is developed from first principles for the measurement of dispersion and interaction impedance characteristics of a helical slow-wave structure (SWS). The phase of the reflected signal from a test helical structure varies when a perturber, also in the form of a helix, is moved along the axis of the test structure. The variation of phase with perturber position is interpreted to find the phase velocity of the structure under test. The interaction impedance of the structure is found by measuring the change in the axial phase-propagation constant of the structure as a dielectric rod is placed along the axis of the structure. Measurements are carried out with the help of an automated setup using an HP 8510 vector network analyzer (VNA) and a PC to collect the phase informations for the various precisely controlled positions of the perturber using a stepper motor, which is also interfaced with the PC. The experimental and theoretical values of the phase velocity and the interaction impedance of a typical “cold” experimental helical structure for a wide-band TWT are found to be close within 0.5% and 5%, respectively, in an octave band of 8-16 GHz 相似文献
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The slow-wave characteristics taking account of space harmonics for confocal corrugated elliptical waveguides are presented. By using the field-matching method, the dispersion equation, and the mean interaction impedance for odd hybrid modes of this structure are derived. Based on our results, changing the waveguide eccentricity can improve the dispersion characteristics and the interaction impedance for oEH01 mode 相似文献