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Published Online: 05 February 2019
Accepted: January 2019

Instantaneous measurement of high-power millimeter-wave beam for 28 GHz gyrotron

Review of Scientific Instruments 90, 024703 (2019); https://doi.org/10.1063/1.5050957
Maho Matsukura1, Kohei Shimamura1,a), Masatoshi Suzuki1, Mizojiri1, Shigeru Yokota1, Ryutaro Minami2, Tsuyoshi Kariya2, and Tsuyoshi Imai2
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ABSTRACT
An instantaneous measurement system of high-power millimeter-wave was proposed and demonstrated with a 28 GHz gyrotron at the Plasma Research Center, University of Tsukuba. The high-power detector consists of an attenuator and a linear polarized microstrip antenna with an F-class load rectifier, which is a commonly used system for radio-frequency wireless power transmission. The detector obtained the power distribution of the gyrotron output beam which showed good agreement with the infrared camera image. The rectenna array detector received 45 W RF input power with a 0.4 ms response time. The results revealed that the proposed narrow band detector is useful as an imaging sensor and power meter for high-power millimeter-wave beam output with a wide wavelength range.

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

This research was funded by the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research Grant for Young Researcher No. 16 K 18306.

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