Microwaves:Introduction, advantages, Cavity Resonators- Derivation of resonance frequency of Rectangular cavity. Single cavity klystron- Reflex Klystron Oscillators: Derivation of Power output, efficiency and admittance. Magnetron oscillators: Cylindrical magnetron, Cyclotron angular frequency, Power output and efficiency. Travelling Wave Tube: Slow wave structures, Helix TWT,Amplification process, Derivation of convection current, axial electric field, wave modes and gain.
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Introduction to microwaves
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Cavity resonators
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Derivation of resonance frequency of rectangular wave guide
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Problems of Rectangular wave cavity resonator
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Principle and structure of Reflex Klystron
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Reflex Klystron
00:00 - Power output (P_ac)
03:04 - Efficiency of Klystron
06:09 - Admittance of Klystron
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Q1) A reflex klystron operates at the peak mode n=2 with V0 = 280 V, I0 = 22mA and signal voltage V1 = 30 V, Calculate
The input power
The output power
efficiency
Q2) A reflex klystron is operated at 5 GHz with V0=1000 V and cavity gap 2 mm. Calculate the gap transit angle
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Q3) A reflex klystron is operated under the following condition
V0 = 600 V, L=1 mm , Rsh = 15 KΩ , e/m = 1.759 x 1011 fr =9 GHz.
The tube is oscillating at fr at the peak of n = 2 mode or (3/4) mode. Assume that the transit time through the gap and beam loading can be neglected
Find the value of Repeller voltage ?
Find the direct current necessary to give a microwave gap voltage of 200 V ?
What is the electronic efficiency under this condition ?
Q4) A reflex klystron operates under the following conditions:
V0 = 500 V, Rsh = 20 kΩ, f𝑟 = 8 GHz, L = 1 mm is the spacing between Repeller and cavity. The tube is oscillating at f𝑟 at the peak on n = 2 mode or 1 3/4 mode. Assume that the transit time through the gap and through beam loading effect can be neglected.
Find the value of Repeller voltage VR
Find the dc necessary to give microwave gap of voltage of 200 V
Calculate the electronic efficiency
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00:00 - Magnetron introduction
01:38 - Principle & structure of magnetron oscillator
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Derivation of equation of electron motion
Hull cut off magnetic equation
Hull cut off voltage equation
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00:00 - Cyclotron angular frequency
04:34 - power output and efficiency
Q1) An X-band pulsed cylindrical magnetron has following parameters
V0 = 30 kV, I0 = 30 A, B0 = 0.336 Wb/m2, a = 5 cm, b = 10 cm
Compute
a) The cyclotron angular frequency, b) The cut off voltage for a fixed B0
c) The cut off magnetic flux density for a fixed V0, Q2) An X0band pulsed conventional magnetron has following parameters
V0 = 5.5 kV, I0 = 5 A, f = 10GHz, Gr = 2x10-4 ℧, Gl = 2.5x10-5 ℧, C = 2.5pF , DC = 0.002, Ploss = 18.5 kW
Compute
a) The angular resonant frequency, b) The unloaded quality factor
c) The loaded quality factor, d) The external quality factor
e) The circuit efficiency, f) The electronic efficiency
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00:00 - Introduction to traveling wave tube (TWT)
03:14 - Structure of TWT
07:39 - Working of TWT
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00:00 - Traveling wave - slow wave structure
06:17 - Traveling wave - Amplification process
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Traveling wave - convection current derivation
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00:00 - Travelling wave tube - Axial electric filed
05:47 - Travelling wave tube - wave mode
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Travelling wave tube solved problem