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Using beam wave interaction simulator (BWIS), one module of microwave tube simulator suite (MTSS), a wideband helix TWT has been accurately simulated. The slow-wave circuit parameters are calculated by high frequency circuit simulator.
The development of microwave-tube simulator suite (MTSS) is reported. MTSS is an integrated full-featured software package for microwave-tube analysis and design. It includes a friendly user-interface module and three physics simulators. Microwave-tube design environment is the user-interface module, which provides a powerful solid-modeling front end and graphical and computational postprocessing...
This paper provides the design and realization of high frequency circuit simulator (HFCS) which is based on the finite element method. For vilification, the cold-test characteristics of two actual helical slow wave structures have been calculated and the results were found to be consistent with those of HFSS simulation with same mesh density.
Microwave tube simulator suite (MTSS) is a fully featured software package for microwave tube analysis and design. it consists of four modules now, microwave tube design environment (MTDE), electron optics simulator (EOS), high frequency circuit simulator (HFCS), and beam-wave interaction simulator (BWIS).
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