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NRL's electronics researchers examine materials growth and properties, surface physics, micro- and nano- structure electronics, microwave techniques, microelectronic device research and fabrication, vacuum electronics, high-power microwave generation, and cryoelectronics, including superconductors.

Research Articles

• Demonstration of a 600 kW Multiple-Beam Klystron Amplifier: A First-Pass Design Success
  D.K. Abe, K.T. Nguyen, D.E. Pershing, F.N. Wood, R.E. Myers, E.L. Eisen, M. Cusick, and B. Levush
  
  
• Improving Clutter Suppression in Navy Legacy Radars
  M.T. Ngo, V. Gregers-Hansen, and H.R. Ward
  
  

Research Groups

• Radar, 5300
  • Analysis, 5310
  • Advanced Radar Systems, 5320
  • Surveillance Technology, 5340

• Electronics Science & Technology, 6800
  • Solid State Devices, 6810
  • Vacuum Electronics, 6840
  • Microwave Technology, 6850
  • Electronic Materials, 6870
  • Power Electronics, 6880