Coaxial hybrid wiggler
AssigneeThe United States of America as represented by the Secretary of the Navy
InventorsRobert H. Jackson, Henry P. Freund, Dean E. Pershing, Jose M. Taccetti
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AssigneeThe United States of America as represented by the Secretary of the Navy
InventorsRobert H. Jackson, Henry P. Freund, Dean E. Pershing, Jose M. Taccetti
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An electromagnetic wiggler having a cylindrical member, and a central member disposed axially within the cylindrical member, both of which are formed from alternating cylindrical sections of ferromagnetic and non-ferromagnetic material, each sequential pair of these sections being the length of the wiggler's period .lambda..sub.w. The sequence of sections between the inner and outer members is shifted .lambda..sub.w /2, so that ferromagnetic sections of the outer member are disposed radially opposite non-ferromagnetic sections of the inner member, and vice versa. The resultant radial magnetic flux density in the cylindrical gap between the members is larger and sharper than the flux density for the same wiggler without the central member, permitting higher radiated power output, at higher radiation frequencies, for the same energy of input electron beam.
An electrogmagnetic wiggler, comprising:
An electromagnetic wiggler, comprising:
The wiggler of claim 4, wherein said wiggler comprises a means for generating a radial magnetic flux density between said inner member and said outer member of less than at least about 8kGauss.
An electromagnetic wiggler, comprising:
An electromagnetic wiggler, comprising:
An electromagnetic wiggler, comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.