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The Orbitron Maser uses synthetic atoms in which free electrons orbit positively-charged metallic nuclei. These orbiting electrons interact with the radiation field of a microwave cavity to produce stimulated microwave emission. The difference between our device and ordinary microwave tubes and conventional masers is that it can operate in the difficult range between one centimeter and 0.1 millimeter.
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