Local electron flux to the anode of a magnetically insulated diode is monitored. Intense electron burst to the anode and slow variations in the electron flux are observed. Unlike the slow signals the bursts are accompanied by sharp increases in microwave emission and by increases in the ion current density. The electron bursts are not affected by the presence of the anode plasma. Indications suggest that the bursts are initiated by processes in the cathode plasma.
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