TE_01 High Power Disk Loaded Guide Load
Author(s) -
Z.D. Farkas
Publication year - 2005
Publication title -
osti oai (u.s. department of energy office of scientific and technical information)
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Reports
DOI - 10.2172/890467
Subject(s) - coaxial , broadband , coaxial cable , bandwidth (computing) , conductor , materials science , cylinder , power (physics) , optics , attenuation , electrical engineering , acoustics , engineering , physics , telecommunications , mechanical engineering , composite material , quantum mechanics
A method to design a matching section from a smooth guide to a disk-loaded guide, using a variation of broadband matching, [1, 2] is described. Using this method, we show how to design high power loads, attenuators and filters. The load consists of a disk-loaded coaxial guide operating in the TE{sub 01}-mode. We use this mode because it has no electric field terminating on a conductor, has no axial currents, and has no current at the cylinder-disk interface. A high power load design that has -35 dB reflection and a 200 MHz, -20 dB bandwidth, is presented. It is expected that it will carry the 600 MW output peak power of the pulse compression network. We use coaxial geometry and stainless steel material to increase the attenuation per cell
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