Application of Slow-Wave Structures for Deflection of Electron Beams
Electronic oscilloscopes are widely applied for display of form and measurement of parameters of electric signals. Traveling-wave oscilloscopes with traveling-wave cathode-ray tubes have been developed for investigation of single short electric pulses and fast nonrepetitive processes. The idea of the traveling-wave cathode-ray tube (TW CRT) and the traveling-wave deflecting system was proposed by A. V. Haeff [1].
In a traveling-wave deflecting system, the signal wave propagates along the electrodynamical deflecting system. The velocity of the wave must be close to the velocity of the electrons of the electronic beam. Because the velocity of the electrons in the beam is ...
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