The current state of development of the theory of electronic devices O-type with asymmetric waves
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This article covers a development state of the theory of O-type electronic devices with asymmetric waves reached over the past twelve years, including self-excitation specifics of the backward waves in helical traveling-wave tubes with magnetic focusing, theories of the electron-wave amplification in klystron, the theories of the autophase O-type devices with azimuthally asymmetric wave
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