A 4G magnetron is disclosed. The magnetron may include an anode, having a cylindrical member and anode vanes disposed within the cylindrical member which define resonant cavities therebetween, and a dispenser cathode, suitable for heating and located coaxially within said anode. The magnetron may operate in a temperature range of about 850-1050 C. The magnetron may include conductive cooling. The magnetron may comprise inventive anode and cathode structures. A method for preparing a plurality of magnetron tubes substantially simultaneously is further provided.

A 4G magnetron is disclosed. The magnetron may include an anode, having a cylindrical member and anode vanes disposed within the cylindrical member which define resonant cavities therebetween, and a dispenser cathode, suitable for heating and located coaxially within said anode. The magnetron may operate in a temperature range of about 850-1050 C. The magnetron may include conductive cooling. The magnetron may comprise inventive anode and cathode structures. A method for preparing a plurality of magnetron tubes substantially simultaneously is further provided.

A heat sink apparatus for a microwave magnetron includes a thermal conduction seat, a first heat-fin set, and at least one first heat pipe. One end of the first heat pipe protrudes into the thermal conduction seat, while another end of the first heat pipe protrudes into the first heat-fin set. An antenna of the microwave magnetron is to penetrate through the thermal conduction seat.

A heat sink apparatus for a microwave magnetron includes a thermal conduction seat, a first heat-fin set, and at least one first heat pipe. One end of the first heat pipe protrudes into the thermal conduction seat, while another end of the first heat pipe protrudes into the first heat-fin set. An antenna of the microwave magnetron is to penetrate through the thermal conduction seat.

A rectangular magnetron tube core including: an anode component having two openings respectively formed in two end portions thereof; a cathode component disposed on the center axis of an anode barrel; an input component and an output component respectively disposed on the two openings formed outside the two end portions of the anode barrel. The anode component includes: the anode barrel, a plurality of anode vanes, two strapping rings, an A-side pole shoe and a K-side pole shoe. The anode vanes are uniformly disposed on the inner side wall of the anode barrel. The tips of the anode vanes leave a tubular space at the center axis of the anode barrel, and the two strapping rings are both ring-structure erected on both sides of the anode vanes. The structure of the A-side pole shoe is completely symmetrical with that of the K-side pole shoe.

A rectangular magnetron tube core including: an anode component having two openings respectively formed in two end portions thereof; a cathode component disposed on the center axis of an anode barrel; an input component and an output component respectively disposed on the two openings formed outside the two end portions of the anode barrel. The anode component includes: the anode barrel, a plurality of anode vanes, two strapping rings, an A-side pole shoe and a K-side pole shoe. The anode vanes are uniformly disposed on the inner side wall of the anode barrel. The tips of the anode vanes leave a tubular space at the center axis of the anode barrel, and the two strapping rings are both ring-structure erected on both sides of the anode vanes. The structure of the A-side pole shoe is completely symmetrical with that of the K-side pole shoe.

A microwave energy source that generates a microwave energy is disclosed. The microwave energy source has an on-state and an off-state. A control circuit is coupled to the microwave energy source and includes an output to generate a control signal that adjusts a pulse frequency of the microwave energy. A voltage generator applies a non-zero voltage to the microwave energy source during the off-state. A frequency and a duty cycle of the non-zero voltage is based on a frequency and a duty cycle of the control signal. A waveguide is coupled to the microwave energy source. The waveguide has a supply gas inlet that receives a supply gas, a reaction zone that generates a plasma, a process inlet that injects a raw material into the reaction zone, and an outlet that outputs a powder based on a mixture of the supply gas and the raw material within the plasma.

A system for manufacturing purified shellac floss from crude shellac includes a spinner unit, and a rotatable head with a cavity to accommodate the crude shellac. A microwave generator unit is configured to supply microwave radiation to the spinner unit. A collection unit has a side wall and an end wall defining an interior volume and is configured to collect the purified shellac floss.

A system for manufacturing purified shellac floss from crude shellac includes a spinner unit, and a rotatable head with a cavity to accommodate the crude shellac. A microwave generator unit is configured to supply microwave radiation to the spinner unit. A collection unit has a side wall and an end wall defining an interior volume and is configured to collect the purified shellac floss.

Magnetron, magnetron sputtering chamber, and magnetron sputtering apparatus are provided. The magnetron has a rotation center, and includes a first outer magnetic pole and a first inner magnetic pole of opposite polarities. The first outer magnetic pole has an annular structure around the rotation center. The first inner magnetic pole is located on the inner side of the first outer magnetic pole, and a first magnetic field track is formed between the first inner magnetic pole and the first outer magnetic pole. A straight line starting from the rotation center and along one of the radial directions passes through the first magnetic field track at least twice in succession, and the magnetic-field directions at the two positions of the first magnetic field track that the straight line passes through twice in succession are opposite to each other.