Optimal conditions for the creation of an artificial ionized region in the atmosphere by intersecting microwave beams

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Artificial Radiation Belts, Atmospheric Ionization, Beam Interactions, Microwave Transmission, Short Wave Radio Transmission, Communication, Height, Intersections, Pulsed Radiation, Short Wave Radiation

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It is shown that it is possible to achieve a considerable reduction (by 2-3 orders of magnitude, i.e., to 100 MW) in the pulsed microwave power necessary to create an artificial ionized region in the atmosphere. This reduction is achieved as a result of a reduction in beam cross section and the selection of the optimal height of approximately 70 km, at which a reduction in the deionization rate compared with heights of 30-60 km makes it easier to maintain ionization at a given level. This technique may be used to provide long-range ultrashort-wave communications.

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