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Pierre Ribout

Rene Nazet

Bernard Delory

The collector of an electronic power tube is surrounded by a ceramic sleeve and a heat-sink. Between these three parts two resilient assemblies, are placed respectively one having anchorage points on the collector and the ceramic sleeve, and the other having anchorage points on the ceramic sleeve and the heat-sink. The two assemblies are formed from pieces able to be deformed both in the cross-sectional planes and along the axis of the system.

Insulated collector for an electronic power tube and a tube equipped

The present invention relates to a method for the manufacture of a hyperfrequency delay line. The method comprises using a single metal wire shaped by the coiling thereof, said operation comprising bringing the wire into the form of contiguous coils. Coiling is followed by a wire cambering operation during which the coils are deformed at regular intervals in the axis of the line by using wedges, in such a way that the line is formed by a succession of identical groups of three coils in which the first and third coils have identical but oppositely directed inclinations with respect to the axis and in which half of the second coil remains contiguous with the first coil and half remains contiguous with the third coil. Application to the manufacture of double helix delay lines, of ring and bar and ring and loop lines, used in travelling wave tubes functioning as amplifiers.

Method for the manufacture of a microwave delay line and microwave delay

An helical type line for travelling wave tube, with a variable diamter. The line is made on a skew surface constituted by a revolution surface on which flat surfaces have been made. The variation of the line diameter may be carried out by a variation of the revolution surface diameter, the flat surfaces being parallel to the axis of the revolution surface. That variation may be also carried out by a variation of the angle made by the flat surfaces in relation to the helix axis, the revolution surface being cylindrical.

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Paris, France

Pierre Ribout