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Microwave Electronics

:	Andrey D. Grigoriev, Vyacheslav A. Ivanov, Sergey I. Molokovsky
:	Microwave Electronics
:	Springer-Verlag
:	9783319688916
:	1
:	CHF 104.90
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:	Elektronik, Elektrotechnik, Nachrichtentechnik
:	English

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This book describes the physical basis of microwave electronics and related topics, such as microwave vacuum and microwave semiconductor devices.

It comprehensively discusses the main types of microwave vacuum and microwave semiconductor devices, their principles of action, theory, parameters and characteristics, as well as ways of increasing the frequency limit of various devices up to the terahertz frequency band. Further, it applies a unified approach to describe charged particle interaction within electromagnetic fields and the motion laws of charged particles in various media.

The book is intended as a manual for researchers and engineers, as well as advanced undergraduate and graduate students.

Andrey D. Grigoriev graduated from Leningrad Electrotechnical Institute (LETI) in 1960 as electronics engineer. He received the PhD degree in Microwave electronics in 1967 and the Doctor of technical science degree in 1985. A.D. Grigoriev is working in LETI as assistant professor and professor, delivering lectures on electrodynamics, microwave technique and microwave electronics. He works also at 'Svetlana' JSC as a consultant. Professor Grigoriev is the author of more than 150 publications, including 4 monographies: 'Microwave cavities and slow-wave structures' (1984), 'Electrodynamics and microwave technique', 'Methods of computational electrodynamics' (2012) and 'Microwave electronics' (2016). He is a member of the editorial board of several Russian and international magazines.

Vyacheslav A. Ivanov graduated from St Petersburg Electrotechnical University ('LETI') in 1970. He became Associate Professor in 1980. his scientific interest is in the field of computer modeling of microwave tubes, In 1981-1982 he had a scientific research stay in Sweden. His activities concern microwave transistors and development of industrial microwave plants. Since 1970 he lectures on Microwave Electronics. He wrote 15 textbooks and has 23 patents of the Russian Federation.

Ser ey I. Molokovsky graduated from LETI in 1953. He received the PhD and Doctor degrees in the field of microwave electronics. He is professor of Radio electronics department of the LETI. He is author of the book 'Intense electron and ion beams'. Professor Molokovsky was UNESCO expert. He authored about 150 scientific papers and 5 scientific monographs.

	Preface	7
	Contents	9
	Notations	16
	Introduction	19
	Microwave Electronics Physical Foundations	22
	1 Main Stages of Microwave Electronics Development	23
	1.1 Background	23
	1.2 Microwave Vacuum Electronics	25
	1.3 Semiconductor Microwave Electronics	27
	1.4 Comparative Characteristics of Vacuum and Semiconductor Devices	28
	1.5 Prospects for the Development of Microwave Electronics	29
	2 Interaction of Charged Particles with an Alternating Electromagnetic Field	31
	2.1 Radiation of Individual and Collective Charged Particles	31
	2.2 Macroscopic Equations of Microwave Electronics	36
	2.3 Motion Equations of Charged Particles	38
	2.3.1 Motion of a Single Particle in Vacuum	38
	2.3.2 The Particles Ensemble Motion in Vacuum	40
	2.3.3 The Particles Ensemble Motion in Solid	42
	2.4 Material Parameters and Relaxation Processes	44
	2.5 Noises in Microwave Devices	52
	Advancement Questions	61
	3 Oscillations and Waves in Charged Particle Beams	63
	3.1 Space Charge Oscillations	63
	3.2 Space Charge Waves in Electron Beams	65
	3.3 Charge Carrier Waves in Semiconductors	69
	Advancement Questions	72
	4 Interaction of Charged Particle Fluxes with a High-Frequency Electromagnetic Field	73
	4.1 Interaction Power	73
	4.2 Interaction with Quasi-Static Field, the Induced Current. The Shokley-Ramo Theorem	77
	4.3 Current in the Flat Interelectrode Gap and Its External Circuit	79
	4.4 Electric Gap Field Effect on the Motion of Charged Particles	83
	4.5 Energy Exchange Between Electrons and the Gap Field	86
	4.6 Interaction of Charged Particles with a Travelling Wave Field	90
	Advancement Questions	91
	5 A Microwave Device as a Circuit Element	92
	5.1 Microwave Devices Requirements	92
	5.2 Classification of Microwave Devices	93
	5.3 The Basic Functional Components of Electron Devices	95
	5.4 Parameters and Characteristics of Microwave Devices	97
	5.4.1 Device Parameters	97
	5.4.2 Characteristics of Microwave Devices	98
	Advancement Questions	101
	Microwave Vacuum Electron Devices	103
	6 Devices with Quasi-static Control	104
	6.1 General Characteristics and Parameters of Devices with Quasi-static Control	104
	6.2 The Monotron and Diode Admittance	107
	6.3 Operating Modes of Electron Tubes	109
	6.4 Amplifier Circuits	111
	6.5 The Influence of Cathode Contact Inductance	113
	6.6 The Influence of Space Charge and Displacement Current in the Cathode-Grid Space	115
	6.7 Motion of Electrons in the Grid-Anode Space	117
	6.8 Modern Medium and High Power Tetrodes	118
	6.9 Microwave Vacuum Microelectronics Devices	121
	Advancement Questions	124
	7 O-Type Microwave Devices	126
	7.1 General Charact