Calabazas Creek Research, Inc.

The objectives of the proposed Phase II program are to design, fabricate, test, and deliver a 5 kW CW, S-Band magnetron capable of fast tuning across =5 MHz with a data transmission rate of 2 Mb/sec u ...

High power RF windows are required for high power RF sources and accelerators systems. Many of these devices operate at UHF frequencies and below requiring large diameter RF windows capable of transmi ...

Better RF sources are required for ion, proton, and electron accelerators and colliders. Only klystrons are currently available; however, they are very large and expensive at frequencies below 1 GHz. ...

High power RF loads are required to dissipate the power from gyrotrons used for heating fusion plasmas. The ITER facility, under construction in France, will require twenty four loads in its initial p ...

Magnetrons are compact, inexpensive, and highly efficient sources of RF power used in many industrial and commercial applications. For most of these applications, the requirement is for RF power witho ...

Better RF sources are required for ion and proton accelerators and colliders. Only klystrons are currently available; however, they are very large and expensive at frequencies below 1 GHz. Smaller, le ...

High power RF loads are required to dissipate the power from gyrotrons used for heating fusion plasmas. The ITER facility, currently under construction in France, will require twenty four loads in its ...

There are no compact, high-power, high-efficiency RF sources in the 300 – 700 MHz frequency range for ion and proton accelerators and colliders.Inductive output tubes are unable to provide the power ...

Current high power gyrotrons for plasma heating use an internal launcher and multiple mirrors to generate a Gaussian output beam that exits the tube through a large diamond window.A Mirror Optical Uni ...

Improved extraction efficiency is required for x-ray free electron lasers (XFELs), as current out- coupling efficiencies are approximately 4%- The current technique used in XFELs is based on SASE whic ...