Diamond switch RF pulse compression for high power microwave generation

Diamond switch RF pulse compression for high power microwave generation

Summary form only given. We report on work in developing a light activated diamond window for active pulse compression in an X-band RF system for application in the Next Linear Collider (NLC). Previous work investigated the use of type IIa diamonds using UV laser sources with photon energies approac...

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Masers
Optical pulse compression
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Pulse compression methods
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Switches
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description Summary form only given. We report on work in developing a light activated diamond window for active pulse compression in an X-band RF system for application in the Next Linear Collider (NLC). Previous work investigated the use of type IIa diamonds using UV laser sources with photon energies approaching that of the band gap, /spl sim/5.5 eV. That work demonstrated controlled diamond conductivity turn-on and -off consistent with the nanosecond rise and fall time of the laser pulse, implying a
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Radio frequency
Switches
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