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Dehao Zhuang1, Yunqi Liu1, Fang Wang1
1State Key Laboratory of Nuclear Physics and Technology, Peking University, Beijing 100871, China.
Abstract:
Resonant rings which can amplify RF power through the coupling of waves are used for high power breakdown tests, unidirectional filters, or pulse-shaping techniques. Usually, the RF output terminal of a resonant ring is connected to a matched load. For the resonant ring at Peking University, the matched load has been replaced by a waveguide shorting plate to obtain higher conditioning power for the 1.3 GHz capacitive type power couplers. The power gain is increased significantly with this short termination with the same input RF power. Working mechanism analysis, experiments, and results of this modified resonant ring will be presented.
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