A 28 GHz/50 kW continuous wave gyrotron with quasi-optical output

Hu Linlin; Ma Guowu; Sun Dimin; Zhuo Tingting; Huang Qili; Tan Zhiyuan; Gong Shenggang; Chen Hongbin; Meng Fanbao

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High Power Laser and Particle Beams
Vol. 31, Issue 6, 60101 (2019)

A 28 GHz/50 kW continuous wave gyrotron with quasi-optical output

Hu Linlin^*, Ma Guowu, Sun Dimin, Zhuo Tingting..., Huang Qili, Tan Zhiyuan, Gong Shenggang, Chen Hongbin and Meng Fanbao|Show fewer author(s)

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Hu Linlin, Ma Guowu, Sun Dimin, Zhuo Tingting, Huang Qili, Tan Zhiyuan, Gong Shenggang, Chen Hongbin, Meng Fanbao. A 28 GHz/50 kW continuous wave gyrotron with quasi-optical output[J]. High Power Laser and Particle Beams, 2019, 31(6): 60101 Copy Citation Text

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