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3D numerical simulations of the 110 GHz, 220 GHz coaxial cavity double-beam gyrotron
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Since to break the limitation of traditional single anode magnetron injection electron gun can only produce a lower power, this paper, based on an independent research and development of particle simulation software CHIPIC, will take the 110 GHz, 220 GHz coaxial cavity double-beam gyrotron for full three-dimensional numerical simulation study. By theoretical analysis for the initial parameters of the coaxial double-beam electron gun and to optimize the design by CHIPIC, we obtain the high-performance electron beam with the horizontal and vertical velocity ratio of 1.0 and the maximum velocity spread of 5.4%, and use the optimized electron gun to replace the traditional gyrotron emission for numerical simulation of the 110 GHz, 220 GHz gyrotron system, as well as the four-process parallel MPI in computing. Finally we obtain that the double bands are 110 and 220 GHz respectively, a TE02 mode, and the average output power about 70 kW. The efficiency can reach 8.75% for the high performance double-beam gyrotron oscillating tube.
Acta Physica Sinica, Chinese Physical Society and Institute of Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences
Title: 3D numerical simulations of the 110 GHz, 220 GHz coaxial cavity double-beam gyrotron
Description:
Since to break the limitation of traditional single anode magnetron injection electron gun can only produce a lower power, this paper, based on an independent research and development of particle simulation software CHIPIC, will take the 110 GHz, 220 GHz coaxial cavity double-beam gyrotron for full three-dimensional numerical simulation study.
By theoretical analysis for the initial parameters of the coaxial double-beam electron gun and to optimize the design by CHIPIC, we obtain the high-performance electron beam with the horizontal and vertical velocity ratio of 1.
0 and the maximum velocity spread of 5.
4%, and use the optimized electron gun to replace the traditional gyrotron emission for numerical simulation of the 110 GHz, 220 GHz gyrotron system, as well as the four-process parallel MPI in computing.
Finally we obtain that the double bands are 110 and 220 GHz respectively, a TE02 mode, and the average output power about 70 kW.
The efficiency can reach 8.
75% for the high performance double-beam gyrotron oscillating tube.
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