The trochoidal monochromator is commonly used to produce a monoenergetic electron beam in an axial magnetic field. By adding a retarding electric field system at the entrance and a Faraday cup at the exit of the monochromator, such a dispersive device can be used to measure the energy distribution of an electron beam. This device is used in a traveling wave tube in order to study wave particle interactions.
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