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* * INTRODUCTION
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V2u +k2U = 0
(1)
(2)
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where /5==k2-(z/a)2
u = Eo exp(j,Ix) cos(;Ty / a),
n is the normal component to
waveguide.
Ciu, + j
Fig. 1 Waveguide loaded output cavity
(q* +jIu*)udF = j
u*qdF + j
2j/lu*uindF
(4)
where C. is a coefficient[51,
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* NUMERICAL RESULTS
e=l
e=l
(6)
REFERENCE
where
G(v) Gl(m)
whreH(V)
are the functions of
e
e and fv(v)
Gie
ie
frequency of incident wave and (xi, yj). For a given frequency, [1] Ding Yaogen, Peng Jun, "Multi-beam klystron: a new type of high power
once the {u}&{q} are solved by (5), the field distribution can
microwave amplifier" (in Chinese), Journal of Electronics, Vol. 18,No. 1,
be computed by (6).
pp64-71,1996.
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D. Resonant Frequency & External Q Value
p.231-250,1990.
By varying the frequency of incident wave and solving (6),
"A
we can get the resonant curve of electric field at one given [3] Hajime Igarashi et al, numerical computation of external Q of
resonant cavities", IEEE Trans. Magnetics,
point in the cavity. By means of the curve we can easily know
Vol.3 1,No.3,pp.1642-1645,1995.
the resonant frequency f0 and external Q value,
[4] S. Silaev, "Isoparametric finite-element analysis of time- harmonic
Qext(=fo/(f2-f1)), as shown in Fig.2.
electromagnetic fields in three dimensions", Nuclear Instruments and
a/
Fig.4 Resonant frequency vs. iris opening width c/a
I
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I
Fg a~~~~~
Eu
0
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ase
asg
x t"