Sergey P. Morev
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international vacuum electronics conference | 2012
Dmitriy A. Komarov; Sergey P. Morev
The simulations results of the Ka-band TWT with high electronic efficiency (~20%), the gain coefficient (~50dB) and a broad band operating frequency are presented.
international vacuum electronics conference | 2018
Yury N. Paramonov; Sergey P. Morev; Viktor M. Sablin
The results of the calculation of a multibeam electron gun forming curvilinear electron beams are presented in this paper. The rotation of the electron beam is accomplished with the electrostatic fields of the electron lens, which is situated at an angle to the trajectory of the beam. The results of the calculation of the electron beam transportation in the magnetic fields of different configurations are also presented.
international vacuum electronics conference | 2017
A. N. Darmaev; Dmitry A. Komarov; M. A. Kravchenko; G. V. Melnichuk; Sergey P. Morev; E. K. Muravyev; V. M. Sablin
The results of the electron beam formation and transportation simulations in the multibeam klystron (MBK) with reverse focusing system operating with variable control electrode (grid) or anode voltages are presented in this paper. The possibility of using multibeam klystrons for supplying acceleration systems, running with various electron beam energy or power is shown.
international vacuum electronics conference | 2016
Dmitry A. Komarov; Sergey P. Morev; Yury N. Paramonov; Irina N. Dribas; Gennadiy V. Melnichuk
In this paper was obtained the analytical relation, which determines the maximum possible amplitude of the output interaction impedance with output cavity of klystron associated with N passive cavities forming the filter system.
international vacuum electronics conference | 2015
A. N. Darmaev; Dmitry A. Komarov; Sergey P. Morev
One way of matching highly compressed electron beams and magnetic focusing systems with reverse in the area of an electron gun are shown.
international vacuum electronics conference | 2015
A.N. Darmaev; Dmitriy A. Komarov; Sergey P. Morev; E.K. Muraviev
An analytical solution for the longitudinal and radial components of magnetic field density was discovered in magnetic field potential approximation for the cell of periodic magnetic focusing system (PPM) with the central ring-shaped insert and T-shaped pole pieces.
international vacuum electronics conference | 2014
A. N. Darmaev; Anton Kuznecov; Sergey P. Morev
Results of the electron-optical systems (EOS) design for booster consisting of two traveling wave tubes (TWT) and providing the output power of 500 W in Ka-band at the overall accelerating voltage no more than 10 kV are given.
international vacuum electronics conference | 2014
A. N. Darmaev; Dmitry A. Komarov; Sergey P. Morev; Pavel D. Shalaev; Vasily Shesterkin
Results of research of an electron beam in field-emission Grigoryev-Shesterkina type cathode cells, intended for use are presented to the microwave oven devices. Possibility of development an electron optical system (EOS) with field-emission cathode matrixes for the O-type microwave devices with the beam emittance similar to an emittance in EOS with the thermo cathode is shown.
international vacuum electronics conference | 2013
Sergey P. Morev; N. P. Aban'shin; B. I. Gorfinkel; A. N. Darmaev; Dmitry A. Komarov; A. E. Makeev; A. N. Yakunin
The reasons of limitations in field emitter implementation in powerful RF tubes are investigated, overcoming ways are discussed. The results of electron beam optic system (EOS) design with planar type matrices of field emission cathodes and intense beams with power above 100 kW in CW mode are presented.
international vacuum electronics conference | 2013
Dmitry A. Komarov; A. N. Darmaev; A. E. Makeev; Sergey P. Morev
The developments results of the 7-beam Ka-band TWT with high electronic efficiency (~20%), the gain coefficient (~50dB) and a broad band operating frequency (~2.5%) are presented.