What is a Klystron Tube？
What is a Klystron Tube？
Klystron Definition
A Klystron is a vacuum tube used to amplify or oscillate microwave signals, important in various high-frequency applications.
Operating Principle
Klystrons work by modulating the velocity of an electron beam within a vacuum tube to generate microwave energy.
Applications
Klystrons are essential in devices like RADAR systems, radio receivers, and microwave transmitters.
Technical Specifications
Klystrons operate across a broad range of frequencies and power outputs, with efficiency levels suitable for specialized applications.
Types of Klystron
Reflex Klystrons oscillation
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Applications of Reflex Klystron
Radio and RADAR receiver
A signal source in microwave generators
Frequency modulated oscillator in portable microwave links
Pump oscillator for parametric amplifiers
Local oscillator in microwave receivers
Two Cavity Klystrons oscillation
