The operation features of a TE/sub 10.4/-mode gyrotron oscillator with a quasi-optical mode converter and a single-stage depressed collector at 140 GHz with an output power of 500 kW in long pulses of 0.2 s are presented. Measurements on long-pulse operation of the tube are described in detail, and the significant differences between short- and long-pulse operation concerning efficiency and output power are pointed out. The variation of frequency during a pulse and an irreversible frequency shift during long-pulse operation were measured and are discussed with respect to gyrotron design.
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