New Methods for Formation and Directed Radiation of Powerful Short Radio Pulses

2021

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DOI 10.1109/piers53385.2021.9694842
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Abstract

Fundamentally new schemes for the formation and well-directed radiation of high-power short radio pulses are proposed and analyzed within the framework of the method of exact absorbing conditions. The key feature of these schemes is the implementation of the so-called wave analogs of Smith-Purcell radiation under conditions of the corresponding transformations of electromagnetic waves. But, in the case considered here, the actual radiation is ‘delayed’ in time for the period when the device operates in the energy storage mode.