C. Joye, A. Cook, J. Calame, K. Nguyen, E. Wright, B. Albright, D. Abe, J. Atkinson, Takuji Kimura
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We present development progress for a 233 GHz hybrid serpentine waveguide TWT amplifier employing microfabrication techniques based on UV-LIGA. Maximum output power from the circuit is predicted to exceed 140 W from a 20 kV, 124 mA electron beam. Updates include progress of the circuit microfabrication and testing, window tuning, and electron gun.