Slow-wave device adopting circular arc body V-shaped waving micro-strip curve
An arc-shaped and curved technology, which is applied in the field of microwave vacuum electronics, can solve the problems of unfavorable traveling wave tube focusing, difficult transmission of ribbon electron beams, etc., and achieves the effects of high interaction efficiency, small size, and expanded application range.
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[0013] In this embodiment, an arc-shaped "V"-shaped wave-shaped microstrip curve slow-wave device working in the 59-62GHz band is taken as an example in this embodiment: the cylindrical waveguide 1 is made of oxygen-free copper, with a length of 30.4mm, Inner radius R0.33mm, wall thickness 0.2mm; arc body "V"-shaped wavy microstrip curve 2, wherein each "V"-shaped angle (angle) in this embodiment is 13.27°, the center of the microstrip curve arc body Angle (that is, the central angle of the projection of the microstrip curve on the axial section of the waveguide) is 180°, and the microstrip curve in this embodiment adopts a rectangular line (that is, the axial section of the line body is a rectangle), and the rectangle of the section is (length × width) 0.04×0.02mm, the material is 3.5×10 in the 59-62GHz band 7 S / m oxygen-free copper, the circular arc body "V"-shaped wavy microstrip curve in this embodiment has a total of 160 cycles, that is, the overall length of the curve al...
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