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The design of a W-band serpentine TWT with >200 W of power over a 4 GHz bandwidth (>100 W over 7 GHz) is presented. The amplifier is driven by a 122mA, 20 kV electron beam generated by a slightly modified version of the demonstrated 670 GHz beamstick at a reduced magnetic field. The design was performed by both the established MAGIC-3D and the recently validated NRL code Neptune, with good agreement...
A new concept for a compact high-gain multiple-beam TWT amplifier is introduced. To illustrate the concept, we present the design of a three-beam 220-GHz serpentine TWT amplifier. MAGIC-3D particle-in-cell code simulation results predict that the device should be capable of a peak power of 73 W and saturated gain of 42 dB over an instantaneous bandwidth of 50 GHz (23%), when powered by three 100 mA,...
A nonreciprocal polarization converter compatible with InP photonic integrated circuits is demonstrated. The device consists of an asymmetric InGaAsP waveguide combined with a ferrimagnetic Ce:YIG layer. It makes use of the direction dependence of the propagation of light in the waveguide. A trial device was made using orientation-dependent etching of InGaAsP and wafer-bonding of YIG to InGaAsP. It...
We report a room-temperature direct bonding technique for wafer combinations of InP-Ce:YIG, Si-InP and Si-LiNbO3. This technique is versatile for integrating optical devices that are composed of different crystals.
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