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Low-Voltage gyrotron for DNP applications: Project and features

A possibility of gyrotron operation at a very low voltage, 1.5–2 kV, is considered in the context of dynamic nuclear polarization (DNP) application. Simulations predict that a low-voltage device has some specific but useful features like efficiency operation at high axial modes and capability of wide-band frequency tuning.

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