Appendix 13C: Frequency and Polarization Transformer (10–1000 GHz): Interaction of a Whistler Wave with a Collapsing Plasma in a Cavity*

Dikshitulu K. Kalluri and Robert Kevin Lade

13C.1Introduction

The electric power industry extensively uses voltage transformers of high transformation ratio. If such devices for transforming frequencies with high transformation ratio are available, one can use off-the-shelf inexpensive sources and transform the frequency to the level desired by the application. It is well known that the wave number k of an electromagnetic wave is conserved in a time-varying but space-invariant medium. This property can be used to construct a frequency transformer using a collapsing magnetoplasma medium in a cavity. The time ...

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