Low-noise operation and magnetic-priming of magnetrons by azimuthally-varying axial magnetic fields

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Gilgenbach, RM [1 ]
Neculaes, VB [1 ]
Jones, MC [1 ]
Lau, YY [1 ]
White, W [1 ]
Luginsland, JW [1 ]
Jordan, N [1 ]
Pengvanich, P [1 ]
Hidaka, Y [1 ]
Hoff, BW [1 ]
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[1] Univ Michigan, Nucl Engn & Radiol Sci Dept, Intense Energy Beam Interact Lab, Ann Arbor, MI 48109 USA
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A recent breakthrough at the University of Michigan has demonstrated that application of an azimuthally-varying axial magnetic field to a magnetron causes a dramatic reduction (-30 dB) in the microwave noise near the carrier and elimination of the sidebands (spurs). Another advantage of azimuthally-varying axial magnetic fields is "magnetic priming" in which the magnetron pi-mode oscillation-startup is hastened, especially when N/2 periods of magnetic perturbation are applied to an N-cavity magnetron. These experiments have been performed on kW microwave oven magnetrons. Computational simulations have also been performed in both 2D and 3-D that verify the effects on rapid startup and noise observed experimentally.
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