GENERATION OF C.W. STIMULATED SUB-MILLIMETRE WAVES
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H. A. GEBBIE, N. W. B. STONE, J. E. CHAMBERLAIN, W. SLOUGH, W. A. SHERATON · 1967
The team built a continuous-wave maser using a DC gas discharge that amplified sub-millimetre radiation at 237 µ and delivered about 50 mW of usable power.
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Using a DC gas discharge, they constructed a CW maser that gave an output of about 50 mW. The maser used propylamine or similar amines at a pressure of about 0,1-0,2 Torr.
Finding
Using a D.C. gas discharge a CW maser-has been constructed giving an output of about 50 mW.
In their words
“Using a D.C. gas discharge a CW maser-has been constructed giving an output of about 50 mW.”
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H. A. GEBBIE, N. W. B. STONE, J. E. CHAMBERLAIN, W. SLOUGH, W. A. SHERATON (1967). GENERATION OF C.W. STIMULATED SUB-MILLIMETRE WAVES.
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@article{generation_of_c_w_stimulated_sub_millimetre_waves_g7134,
author = {H. A. GEBBIE and N. W. B. STONE and J. E. CHAMBERLAIN and W. SLOUGH and W. A. SHERATON},
title = {GENERATION OF C.W. STIMULATED SUB-MILLIMETRE WAVES},
year = {1967},
}No DOI on file for this study.
Quick Questions About This Study
The maser used propylamine or similar amines at a pressure of about 0,1-0,2 Torr.
The CW maser produced an output of about 50 mW.
The maser amplified sub-millimetre radiation at 237 µ.