Crossed-Field Electron Interaction in Space-Charge Limited Beams

Hull, J.F.

doi:10.1016/b978-0-12-395553-1.50036-4

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“…When the dc voltage applied to a magnetron is increased from zero and before the magnetron starts to deliver power, a subsynchronous charge layer develops around the cathode [8]. When a pi-mode electromagnetic oscillation starts to build in the slow wave structure, waves develop on this charged layer.…”

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Noise Performance of Frequency- and Phase-Locked CW Magnetrons Operated as Current-Controlled Oscillators

Tahir

Dexter

Carter

2005

IEEE Trans. Electron Devices

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Abstract-Low-power continuous wave "cooker" magnetrons driven from industrial-quality switch-mode power supplies have been frequency locked by driving them as current-controlled oscillators in a phase-lock loop (PLL). The noise performance of these frequency-locked oscillators is reported as a function of heater power.The injection of 30-to 40-dB signals derived from the reference oscillator of the PLL into the magnetron's output waveguide while the anode current is controlled by the PLL is shown to phase lock the magnetron's output. Results for locking performance are presented.

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Section: Magnetron Pushing Characteristicmentioning

confidence: 99%