M. Bettencourt, K. Cartwright, T. Fleming, A. Greenwood, J. Keisling, M. Lambrecht, N. Lockwood, P. Mardahl
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This paper reports on RF sources that have been virtually prototyped with the Improved Concurrent Electromagnetic Particle-in-Cell (ICEPIC) code. ICEPIC simulates from first principles (Maxwell’s equations and Lorenz’s force law) the electrodynamics and charged particle dynamics of the RF-producing part of the system. Our simulations focus on two classes of Lband sources: giga-watt, 100ns length pulse sources and 100s of kilo-watt long pulse sources (>100 milliseconds). Such simulations require enormous computational resources. These simulations successfully expose undesirable features of these sources and help us to suggest improvements.