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A step towards a 170 GHz, 5 MW coaxial super gyrotron
In this paper , the feasibility of a super power coaxial gyrotron at 5 MW, 170 GHz, operating in the TE/sub 44,44/ mode is presented as a small step towards a big leap from 2MW to 5 MW power levels. Gyrotrons are high power microwave sources widely employed for electron cyclotron resonance heating (ECRH) of plasmas, and in other industrial and scientific applications. Such a realization will drastically reduce the number of gyrotrons operating in tandem in Tokamak installations.
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