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Variations in the transient time and in the microwave pulse duration and peak power have been demonstrated for a relativistic subgigawatt Ka -band backward-wave oscillator (BWO) with the slow-wave structure geometry, the accelerating voltage, and the electron beam current remained unchanged. This was done taking into account that the BWO operation mode depends on the starting-current-to-beam-current ratio. Efficient variation of the starting current was attained by changing the beam path in view of a significant difference between the times of the guide pulsed magnetic field diffusion into the electron injection region and beam-wave interaction space.
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