Abstract:
In such a case that a radial dimension of an outer circumference of a small-diameter strap ring of a magnetron is equal to nullRs1null, a radial dimension of an inner circumference of a large-diameter strap ring is equal to nullRs2null, a radius of a circumference which is inscribed to tip portions of anode vanes is equal to nullRanull, and a radius of a central flat portion of a magnetic piece, which is located in the vicinity of each of the anode vanes, is equal to nullRpnull, the respective values of Ra, Rs1, Rs2, Rp are set in such a manner that the below-mentioned formulae (1) and (2) can be established: 1.85 Ranull(Rs1nullRs2)/2null1.96 Ranullnull(1) Rs1
Abstract:
A linear amplifier comprises an electron gun assembly having a cathode, and an anode spaced from the cathode. A relatively high voltage potential is applied between the anode and the cathode, and the cathode provides an electron beam in response to the relatively high voltage potential. A control grid is spaced between the cathode and the anode, and is coupled to an input port adapted to receive the input signal. The input signal causes the control grid to density modulate the beam. The control grid is also coupled to a bias voltage source to preclude transmission of the electron beam during the negative half cycle of the input signal. A plurality of collector stages are provided with a respective electric potential thereto ranging between a potential of the cathode and a potential of the anode to efficiently collect the electrons of the beam after passing the anode. A first one of the collector stages is spaced from the anode opposite from the control grid and is further coupled to an output port to provide an amplified output signal therefrom. The respective electric potentials of the collector stages have corresponding voltage values such as to provide near-constant and high efficiency across a power range of the input signal.
Abstract:
The invention pertains to an amplification device for a high-frequency signal. The invention is particularly adapted for the transmission of radiofrequency signals used for television or radio under frequency modulation. The amplification device for a high-frequency signal, comprises two amplification stages arranged in series, the first amplification stage being formed of a semiconductor preamplifier (200), the second amplification stage being formed of an electron tube (100) cooled by the circulation of a fluid, the electron tube (100) being arranged inside an enclosure (401) intended to receive it. The semiconductor preamplifier (200) is arranged in the enclosure (401), and the preamplifier (200) is cooled by the circulation of the fluid. The electron tube (100) comprises a collector (15) needing to be cooled by the circulation of the fluid, and the fluid circulates around a cooling circuit, in which circuit the collector (15) is connected in parallel with the preamplifier (200).
Abstract:
A multiple electron beam pattern generator includes a multiple electron beam source to generate a plurality of electron beams that are modulated according to pattern. An anode accelerates the electron beams, and then a beam retarding system generates a retarding electric potential about the electron beams to decrease the kinetic energy of the electron beams substantially near a substrate. A beam scanner scans the electron beams across the substrate. A substrate support supports the substrate, and a pattern is generated on the substrate.
Abstract:
In an inner conductor of a coaxial gyrotron, which inner conductor is disposed on the cathode of the gyrotron and includes an entrance funnel, a center part and an exit funnel, axial corrugations are formed in the conductor by axial grooves formed into its wall such that they begin at the end of the entrance funnel and have, in the center part, an increasing depths up to the exit funnel, in which the depth again becomes steadily smaller, the corrugations being evenly distributed about the inner circumference of the inner conductor.
Abstract:
A TEM resonator RF coil with excellent operating characteristics comprising a plurality of ring segments on the orifice capable of being segmented by slits on the orifice are installed with a first conducting pattern connecting to the line element, a second conducting pattern disposed symmetrically on the left and right of the first conducting pattern, a capacitor connecting these conducting patterns, and a connection means spanning the adjacent ring segments and connecting the second conducting patterns.
Abstract:
A collector core of a microwave tube has an insulator and a radiator around a cylindrical outer peripheral portion thereof. The cylindrical insulator and radiator comprise a slit along a central axis of the collector core, respectively. These slits are arranged on mutually overlapped positions. Portions of the collector core corresponding to these slits are cut off so as to be flat or concave. These slits and the flat surface or the concave portion are arranged symmetrically in a section of the collector core.
Abstract:
A vacuum electron device with a photonic bandgap structure that provides the ability to tune the behavior of the device to a particular mode of a plurality of modes of propagation. The photonic bandgap structure comprises a plurality of members, at least one of which is movable, and at least one of which is temperature controlled. The photonic bandgap structure makes possible the selection of one mode of propagation without the necessity to build structures having dimensions comparable to the wavelength of the propagation mode.
Abstract:
In a substantially circular waveguide constituting a mode converter in a gyrotron tube, there is a region whose transverse inner surface shape changes to a non-true circular shape from a true circular shape in a range of 0 mm to 5 mm toward a radiation aperture from the incident side. Therefore, an undesirable cavity resonator which causes parasitic oscillation can be prevented from being formed in the vicinity of an inlet of the mode converter. Therefore, the parasitic oscillation of the mode converter can be suppressed, and a conversion efficiency of the converter can be enhanced, because of the effective length of the mode converter can be enhanced in the limited actual length.
Abstract:
A continuous wave electron-beam accelerator that accelerates a continuous wave electron beam having a large average current includes an electron beam generator 11, an electron-beam accelerating unit 13 using a radio-frequency electric field having a frequency of approximately 500 MHz to accelerate an continuous wave electron beam, and electron-beam bending units 14, 15, 16 that are provided across the electron-beam accelerating unit and that bend the continuous wave electron beam a number of times. Each electron-beam bending unit includes divided magnets 15,16 having identical-polarity magnetic fields, and controls the continuous wave electron beam to pass through the electron-beam acceleration unit 13 a number of times on almost the same path.