A magnetron operating at a wavelength of 10 cm has been constructed with six resonant cavities cut in a cylindrical anode block. A graphite cylinder acting as a field-emission cathode delivers {~}12 kA in an accelerating radial potential of {~}360 kV. The magnetic field directed along the diode axis is {~}8 kG. Linearly polarized microwaves of 30 nsec duration at powers of {~}1.7 GW are achieved. The conversion efficiency of electron energy into microwave is {~}35%.
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