Author

Contributions

  • United States. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency. - Contributor
  • Rand Corporation. - Contributor

Publication

1986 - Rand, Santa Monica, CA, California

Language

English

Word Count

16,500 words, Guess

Page Count

66 pages

Identifiers

  • Open LibraryOL2713623M
  • ISBN-100833007106
  • OCLC Control Number13361095
  • Library of Congress Control Number86006518
  • Goodreads5058418

Classifications

  • DDC621.3815/12
  • LCCTK7871.79.G95 K37 1986

Description

This report surveys the development of high-power cyclotron resonance masers (CRM) and gyrotrons in the Soviet Union, based on Soviet open-source literature. It deals with the nature and history of relativistic CRM devices; provides a sequence of the most important issues of gyrotron research and development as perceived by Soviet authors; and discusses individual Soviet research groups, the basic organizational units responsible for the CRM and gyrotron research and development. The study suggests, among other things, that high-power relativistic microwave electronics is one of the most successful areas of Soviet R & D. It has maintained a consistent record of significant achievements; it has managed to overcome the systemic weakness of the Soviet R & D system in being able to translate effectively the results of advanced research into production of practical equipment; and it has become the fastest growing area of application of pulsed power technology, which itself has been for many years the subject of priority development in the Soviet Union.

Subjects

Topics

ResearchGyrotronsGyrotrons -- Research -- Soviet Union.

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