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TRE Note 2

The document discusses various types of microwave tubes, including linear beam tubes, klystrons, traveling wave tubes (TWT), and magnetrons, detailing their structures, functions, and parameters. It also covers diode detectors, thermal detection methods, and oscillators, providing equations and calculations relevant to their operation. Additionally, it highlights the advantages and disadvantages of different devices and their applications in technology.

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TRE Note 2

The document discusses various types of microwave tubes, including linear beam tubes, klystrons, traveling wave tubes (TWT), and magnetrons, detailing their structures, functions, and parameters. It also covers diode detectors, thermal detection methods, and oscillators, providing equations and calculations relevant to their operation. Additionally, it highlights the advantages and disadvantages of different devices and their applications in technology.

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linear beam tube Cross field tube


H it
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end
unen
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g

Two scematizdiagram
cavity klystron
catcher
input Bunther RFoutput
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I
cathode Driftspace
abode

β A
vo
Beldam
collector

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No
Can amplify RF signal

Both cavities are turned


for same Resonance

frequency synchronous Tuning

Vang V β sin w1

things
velocity
To F evo I mV

Q The parameters of a 2 cavity klystron are

No 1000 V I 25mA beam current

d 1 mm
f 3 Glt

Find out β Beam coupling coefficient

7018
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kg

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TWT Travelling Wave Tube


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electron

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stage
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type take

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7 3
where c Gain parameter
1
Power 10 47
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where N 2
and
No of turns

and Be
WE

Phase constant

Problem

The beam
parameters
of a TWT are voltage

Vo 2.5kV beam current Io 25 mA characteristic

impedance 20 102 and operating frequency f 9.561k


Circuit length N 40 Calculate

C
Ap and Pe

3
25 10 10
2.5 103

0
04641

Ap 10
log

Vout
Yin et Ne

misity
Ap 1010g
Y
Yf

1.06dB

Ap 9 59 47.3 40 0 0464

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Magnetron

FIT

as I

Anode

Cathode

Force to direction
due magnetic field in

Ff Be Up
Parodius
Torque in direction

Tp P Fp P Be Up

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angular velocity moment of inertia

mp

P BeUp
1 mp

d
PBeup dt of xmp

up
If

P Be do xmp f c
dt

Be d xmp t C

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P a
d 0

Be B Catoff
C
at magnetic
field

e
EI
a
def mp

MV v electron
evo
Again velocity
redialvalactyt
m Up
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angular
velocity
evo m
2 at
at

Again we can use condition at Anode


boundary

P b 0

ev mb d VosCatoff
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cap
2
9 92
mb.EE
P b

v b.EE i
12
IT
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In a
magnetron a 3 am b 8 am

what
if hall cut of voltage in 120 then

will be the hall int off field


3
9.1 10
m
kg
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v b
Eˢ 1

12 8 16 10 13 1 32
2
4 9 10 82

31
B 12 2 4 9 10
19 0 73
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31 11
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19
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B 3.39 10 T
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using

Modulated Diode EnvelBdeterton


Detector
Signal

Rs
p p
M

Vo
N C Re
Vs

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Internet

To overcome drawbacks
1
A B
X1

vs V 1 2 Vo

RL

Precison Peak defect


at

Vg Vc VA VD Vs
VA Vs
D in FB

vcc
vs
vs Lvc
v

ve
vsue v Vec
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Vs A 5 cos 200 It

Vic 8 5V

load resister 5V
Calculate Vo across
The extreme voltage of output VA

U VotVC
0.77 5 5.7 V

ve 8.5
voltage VA

Thermal detection

Seebeck effect

Temp Voltage
Hoint int mV ur

Peltier effect

ACL potpoint
IT TT

Thomsos effect
A B
Ta TB
Ineat

Thermocouple

Junction 2
Metal I

Leadwire

v
1
Jan oo
Metal 2

leadwire
Hotgunction

Adv Temperature sensor

Withstand
high Temp
More durable

Less expensive

metal

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E

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g

RTD Resistance
Temperature Defector

Temp sensor associated


with resistance

11

MetalBar

44 Heat
Temp due to vibrations in metal

resistance increases

Wheaton Bridge
TNull type Bridge

Deflection Bridge
Oscillators

Tunnel Diode Oscillator


Gunn

PN run diode
Tunnel Diode
concentration in
pyw.tt band
Energy

CP doping
iii it
iii iii
It as
Deputy
Emt
pie _state EE viii msn.ua mngame
ECH

ENN
Depletion
layer
A
100

Electron from filled state can tunnel to the


empty state As we increase voltage

Eap 0
e v
EVP EEN
1emptystate tilled state
ECN lurrent T
EFP
EVN
b
increase
Voltage
1
ESP 0
e v
P
Emptystate Filled state I
EFP ECN
current
EVN
1
Voltage increase

ESP v
EEN felvo
Evp
Emptystate Filled state
ECN
EFP current
EVN
Tunnelingstops at
d a point

Voltage increase
ESP ve
v
EEN
EVP Current
Emptystate Filled state
ECN Electron jump from
EFP conduct
valance band
Evn in PNjunct
e bandlike
T

f V2 V3

Highly doped junction

Depletion layer width is small in layer


very
of 100 A

Tunneling mechanisms occurs as

Tunnel diode oscillator

soon
32
positis
Er i
ID C2
R

Filter Tanker Tuning


Equivalent clet of T D

M
Rs

F ER

n
Impedance 2 Zr j Zi

ar ale
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I

2 Rst 5025
p.IT
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t.FI f
Rs jwls
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wis
2
Ea

we
Tunnel diode amplifier with circulator

Termination
Ww

signalipp
r

L
Re signed off

Lb
soon

ER I
TD
For amplification
an negativefeedback isneeded
For oscillation andnegativeresu
positivefeedback

is nstnm

Rn 1

Application
Advantage
Disadvantage
diode
Gunn diode
IMPATT
3rd

Radow
RRAARAR in
pulse
of
a
overview

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