Abstract
In this paper, a novel triode-type magnetron injection gun (MIG) with three emitters designed for gyrotron traveling wave amplifiers has been presented. This MIG can be operated in Ku/Ka/Q single band or Ku-Ka/Ka-Q dual band. The optimization of the MIG is accomplished by a multiobjective genetic algorithm method. It is anticipated that this MIG possesses an axial velocity spread of <5% in all the operating frequency bands. The results of sensitivity study show that this MIG can work stably within reasonable parametric windows. Velocity spreads considering cathode surface roughness and initial thermal temperature are analyzed. Cathode configuration with heat insulation chambers is introduced to cut off the thermal flow among the emitters. Thermal analysis has been performed.
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