IEEE Transactions on Plasma Science · 1996 · 21 citations · 14 references
EngineeringElectrical EngineeringPhysicsMicrowave EngineeringPlasma PhysicsSemiconductor DevicesChaos TheoryElectric CircuitsMicrowave OscillatorsMicrowave Semiconductor DevicesOscillatorsPlasma ElectrodynamicsCharge NeutralityMicrowave Plasmas
A plasma-filled diode has four different regimes of operation: stable, oscillatory, chaotic, and unstable. So far only a special case of charge neutrality at the entrance electrode (/spl alpha/=n/sub i0//n/sub e0/=1) has been considered. In the present investigations the analysis has been extended to the more general case of /spl alpha//spl ne/1, i.e., when there is a net positive or negative charge present at the entrance electrode. The device is frequently used as a model of modern microwave tubes such as vircators and split-cavity oscillators.
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