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Heinz P Bohlen

Roy Heppinstall

Steven Bardell

Mark Bridges

Alan H Pickering

David Mark Wilcox

Edward S Sobieradski

Howard T Pettas

A linear electron beam tube has voltages provided thereto, an electron gun, and an output resonant cavity operatively arranged together. An internal body portion, an external body portion and an insulating portion are provided. The internal body portion, external body portion, and insulating portion at least partially define an annular input resonant cavity. The internal body portion is provided with a high voltage, with respect to the external body portion, and the internal and external body portions are separated by the insulating portion so that the internal and external body portions have no electrically conductive connection therebetween. The internal body portion is in electrical contact with the electron gun. The annular input resonant cavity at least partially defined by the internal and external body portions surrounds the electron gun. The annular input resonant cavity includes two transverse walls, at least one of the transverse walls being part of the internal body portion and part of the external body portion, and a member of insulating material disposed between these body portion parts.

Electron beam tube arrangements having the input cavity comprised of

In a klystron, or other device which uses modulation of an electron beam to produce amplification of an applied high frequency signal, a collector is used to receive electrons of the beam after the amplified signal has been coupled from the device. Any secondary electrons produced by the impact of high energy electrons on the collector surface are prevented from returning back along the klystron by a periodic magnetic field produce by magnets which coaxially surround the collector.

High frequency amplifying apparatus with a collector which has a

An electron beam tube arrangement has an output cavity resonator circuit which includes a first output cavity, a second output cavity being coupled thereto by means of a coupling loop. The coupling loop is located in the first cavity and connected to said second cavity. In one embodiment of the invention, the second cavity also contains a coupling loop which is electrically connected to that in the first output cavity.

Electron beam tube arrangements having primary and secondary output

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Heinz P Bohlen