Abstract:
In a magnetron of the type wherein a gasket member in the form of a fine metal wire net is disposed between a cup shaped sealing member on the output side, and a magnetic yoke providing a magnetic flux passage for permanent magnets contained in the magnetic yoke, a portion of the yoke is provided with an annular projection for snugly receiving the gasket member and a flat edge integral with the projection is provided between the annular projection and the cup shaped sealing member for supporting the gasket member.
Abstract:
A magnetron electron discharge device preferably for use in microwave heating or cooking apparatus has a cylindrical resonant anode structure surrounding a concentric electron emitting filament which is supported directly between re-entrant end closures housing magnet members which are external to the vacuum envelope but are so located as to achieve high magnet circuit efficiency, rugged construction and low spurious noise output.
Abstract:
A microwave magnetron assembly in which the anode cathode and magnetic flux providing structures can be electrically insulated each from one or both of the others, and from ground potential; a housing surrounds and is spaced from the entire assembly, and a rigid insulating material fills the space between the housing and the assembly. The housing can be made of a material having magnetic shielding properties.
Abstract:
In a magnetron comprising a cathode electrode, an anode cylinder including a plurality of vanes disposed about the cathode electrode for defining an interaction space, and a pair of permanent magnets contained in the anode cylinder for producing magnetic field in the interaction space, one permanent magnet is magnetized in the radial direction whereas the other is magnetized in the axial direction whereby the magnetic field distribution in the interaction space is made uniform.
Abstract:
In a magnetron of the type wherein an annular anode electrode and a cathode electrode are contained in an interaction space in an evacuated envelope and magnetic flux acting upon the interaction space is produced by a magnet positioned on the outside of the envelope, first and second sealing members are sealed to the opposite ends of the anode electrode to define the evacuated envelope, a first magnet is disposed coaxially with the anode electrode substantially in contact with the outer surface of the first sealing member and a second magnet is disposed coaxially with the anode electrode substantially in contact with the outer surface of the second sealing member.
Abstract:
In a magnetron device of the class comprising a magnetron tube, permanent magnets on radially opposite sides of the magnetron tube yoke means for applying a magnetic field across the magnetron tube, and cooling means surrounding the magnetron tube and at least a portion of the permanent magnets, the widths of the permanent magnets being gradually decreased toward the magnetron tube thus forming tapered side surfaces.
Abstract:
An electron accelerator supplied with H.F. energy comprising one or more resonators in series through which an electron beam is propagated several times, along parallel trajectories with deflection by 180* at each end of the accelerator.
Abstract:
A crossed fields traveling wave tube wherein the pole pieces providing the magnetic field are mounted along the delay line, inside the tube, and magnetic windows are formed in the tube envelope for associating the pole pieces with the magnetic circuit of the tube.