Development of submillimeter wave source Gyrotron FU series for plasma diagnostics
Toshitaka Idehara, Isamu Ogawa, Seitaro Mitsudo, Masaki Kamada, Osamu Watanabe, La Agusu
Abstract
Our gyrotrons developed in Fukui University, Research Center for Development of Far Infrared Region (FIR FU) are high frequency, medium power gyrotrons as millimeter to submillimeter wave radiation sources for application to new far-infrared technologies including plasma diagnostics. We have already developed Gyrotron FU Series which consists of 8 gyrotrons. The gyrotron series has achieved frequency tuneability in wide range (from 38 GHz to 889 GHz). The highest frequency is corresponding to a wavelength of 337 micrometers. This is a current record for high frequency operation of gyrotron. Recently, we have developed a high harmonic gyrotron with an axis-encircling electron beam and a THz gyrotron with a pulse magnet. In this presentation, the present status of Gyrotron FU Series is described.
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