, Russian Federation
Fryazino, Russian Federation
, Russian Federation
UDK 621.385.63 Лампы бегущей волны (ЛБВ). ЛБВ со статическим поперечным полем
Achievements, problems and features in the development of planar slow-wave systems for TWTs in the millimeter range are considered. In this article, a review of the characteristics of planar slow-wave systems for mm-band TWTs manufactured using photolithography is presented, which provides the opportunity for researchers and manufacturers to select high-tech designs of planar slow-wave systems for creating efficient broadband TWTs.
slow-wave structure, electron beam, diamond, TWT, dispersion, beam intercept
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