Accession Number:

AD0809125

Title:

TRANSVERSE-WAVE HIGH-POWER TUBE.

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ZENITH RADIO RESEARCH CORP MENLO PARK CA

Report Date:

1966-07-01

Abstract:

Research and development work is described on a traveling-wave power amplifier tube employing transverse-wave interaction between the negative synchronous wave and a circuit wave on a balanced structure. The theoretical advantage in this arrangement is the possibility of high-power amplification with high overall efficiency, due to the lack of longitudinal or transverse velocity modulation in the spent beam. No d-c pumping process is involved, so that such a tube should be free from noise orbit pumping or beam blowup. Theoretical and experimental work on a circuit composed of a twisted, finned, ridged, circular waveguide has shown that an appropriate dispersion curve, as well as adequate interaction impedance, can be obtained at S-band. A completed RF circuit including all necessary transitions and input and output RF windows has exhibited broadband coupling from 3.5 to 4.6 GHz.

Descriptive Note:

Final rept. 1 Apr 65-30 Jun 66,

Pages:

0081

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Contract Number:

DA-28-043-AMC-01268(E)

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