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March 3, 20260 citationsOpen Access

Phase diffusion in relativistic reflex triodes

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SAS.V. AnishchenkoAGA.A. Gurinovich

Key Points

  • Phase diffusion is a key phenomenon affecting oscillator behavior in relativistic electronics, revealing significant noise concerns.
  • Noise in high-power microwave sources is primarily attributed to the ecton structure of electron beams, impacting performance.
  • Analyses focus on understanding how fluctuations influence spectral lines, amplitude, and phase in oscillators—vital for advancing technology.
  • Further exploration of noise in high-current oscillators remains essential, as limited studies have addressed these effects.

Abstract

In low-current electronics, the nature of noise was established at the first half of the past century 1. Investigation of noise and fluctuations made it possible to understand spectral lines broadening, amplitude fluctuations, and phase diffusion in physical oscillators, study oscillators' synchronization in detail. However, in relativistic electronics, noise is not studied so well. Despite the fact that the first high-current oscillators appeared in the 70s of the last century 2, only a few works devoted to noisy effects have been published to date 3. In accordance with the published material, the main source of noise in HPM sources is the ecton structure of electron beams produced due to explosive electron emission.

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Anishchenko et al. (2023) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69a75d56c6e9836116a27386https://elib.bsu.by/handle/123456789/340682
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