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Klystron amplifier and reflex klystron Click to edit Master subtitle style 09-05-2012

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Definition

Aklystronis a specializedlinearbeamvacuum tube(evacuated electron tube). used as amplifiers at (for) microwave andradio frequencies to produce high-power carrier waves for communications, the purpose of both the cavities (electrodes) is to control the flow of electrons in the drift space. 8/30/12

Explaination

Klystron amplifier consist of following parts: cathode, anode ,electron beam, bunch and catcher cavities, drift space. The electrons move from cathode to anode in the linear beam tube. the two cavities bunch and catcher coupling with their device make buncher and catcher. The electrons move with the field produced due to 8/30/12

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Repeller Klystron

Reflex klystron is a low-power, lowefficiency microwave oscillator another tube based on velocity modulation, and used to generate microwave energy, It contain Cathod: which is an electron gun. Fire electron in the liner beam electron tube. Anode: Cavity also acts a Anode

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continue on to the next electrode, never reach the repeller at last. electrons in the beam reach some point in the repeller space and are then turned back, eventually to be dissipated in the anode cavity. the returning electrons give more energy to the gap than they took from it on the outward journey, and continuing oscillations take place.

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Operation

Let the reference electron is taken as one that passes the gap on its way to the repeller at the time when the gap voltage is zero and going negative. This electron is of course unaffected, overshoots the gap, and is ultimately returned to it, having penetrated some distance into the repeller space. An electron passing the gap slightly earlier would have encountered a slightly positive voltage at the gap. The resulting acceleration would have propelled this electron slightly farther into the repeller space, and the electron would thus have taken a slightly longer time than the reference electron to return to the gap. Similarly, an electron passing the gap a little after the reference electron will encounter a slightly negative voltage. The resulting retardation will shorten its stay in the repeller space. It is seen that, around the reference electron, earlier electrons take 8/30/12 longer to return to the gap than later electrons, and so the

Transit time

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Practical Considerations

Performance Reflex klystrons with integral cavities are available for frequencies ranging from under 4 to over 200 GHz. A typical power output is 100 mW, but overall maximum powers range from 3 W in the X band to 10 mW at 220 GHz. Typical efficiencies are under 10 percent, restricting the oscillator to low-power applications.
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Practical Considerations

Repeller protection : it is done by

keeping the velocity of electrons, not to be exceeded than the repeller capacity to sent it back. For this purpose we have to keep the negative voltage of repeller high.

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Applications The klystron oscillator has been replaced

by various semiconductor oscillators in applications, in new equipment.

However, it will be found in a lot of existing equipment, as a: 1. Signal source in microwave generators 2. Local oscillator in microwave receivers 3. Frequency-modulated oscillator in portable microwave links 4. Pump oscillator for parametric amplifiers Additionally, the reflex klystron is still a very useful millimeter and submillimeter oscillator, producing more power at the highest frequencies than most semiconductor devices, with very low AM and FM noise.
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Travelling wave tube

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