A magnetron is provided and includes a tube body with a plurality of communicated first cavities therein, a plurality of anodes in the first cavities including a cylinder and a plurality of vanes, outer ends of the vanes are connected with an inner circumferential surface of the cylinder; a first resonant cavity and a second resonant cavity are formed between the adjacent vanes, the cylinder is provided with a plurality of coupling slots arranged at intervals and running through the cylinder to communicate the first resonant cavity with the first cavity; a plurality of cathode arranged in and coaxially with the cylinder; the cathodes and inner ends of the vanes are spaced apart; at least part of the cathodes are located inside vanes, and an output slot is defined on the tube body for communicating the first cavity with an outside.

A travelling-wave tube comprising a helix joined by posts to a vacuum chamber, each post made of electrically insulating material being covered by an electrically conductive material, of electrical conductivity comprised between 1000 and 100000 S.Math.m−1, over a portion of the post extending from the end of the post joined to the helix to the end of the post joined to the vacuum chamber and corresponding to a height comprised between 10% and 50% of the post.

A travelling-wave tube comprising a helix joined by posts to a vacuum chamber, each post made of electrically insulating material being covered by an electrically conductive material, of electrical conductivity comprised between 1000 and 100000 S.Math.m−1, over a portion of the post extending from the end of the post joined to the helix to the end of the post joined to the vacuum chamber and corresponding to a height comprised between 10% and 50% of the post.

The objective of the invention is to provide a microwave tube, or the like, wherein gas adsorption action of a getter may be satisfactorily performed independently from a microwave amplification operation. In order to solve this problem, this microwave electron tube comprises: a helix wherein a microwave may progress oriented from an input section to an output section within a helical tube; an electron gun emitting an electron flow oriented toward the helix; a focusing device causing the electron flow to traverse the vicinity of the helix in the direction of a collector; the collector absorbing the electron flow; and a getter having a heater insulated from the cathode provided in the electron gun.

The objective of the invention is to provide a microwave tube, or the like, wherein gas adsorption action of a getter may be satisfactorily performed independently from a microwave amplification operation. In order to solve this problem, this microwave electron tube comprises: a helix wherein a microwave may progress oriented from an input section to an output section within a helical tube; an electron gun emitting an electron flow oriented toward the helix; a focusing device causing the electron flow to traverse the vicinity of the helix in the direction of a collector; the collector absorbing the electron flow; and a getter having a heater insulated from the cathode provided in the electron gun.

An arrangement of conduction-cooled travelling wave tubes includes multiple travelling wave tubes mounted on a common base, wherein the travelling wave tubes are thermally connected to the base so that during operation of the travelling wave tubes the base forms a heat sink for the travelling wave tubes, and the base is designed to accommodate multiple travelling wave tubes in terms of their dimensions along their beam axes so as to increase the number of travelling wave tubes per surface area unit of the base.

An apparatus for generating electromagnetic waves is envisaged relating to the field of electromagnetic wave generating systems. The apparatus provides efficient radio frequency amplification, facilitates low loss electromagnetic generation, enables efficient utilization of kinetic energy of electrons, and works for different radio frequencies. The apparatus comprises an evacuated envelope, a pair of metal plates, a resonator, an electron gun, a magnetic field generator, and a pick-up loop. The evacuated envelope defines a space therewithin. The pair of metal plates defines a passage therebetween. The resonator is coupled to the pair of metal plates. The electron gun emits controlled bursts of electrons into the passage. The magnetic field generator is configured to generate electromagnetic waves. The pick-up loop extracts the generated electromagnetic waves.

An apparatus for generating electromagnetic waves is envisaged relating to the field of electromagnetic wave generating systems. The apparatus provides efficient radio frequency amplification, facilitates low loss electromagnetic generation, enables efficient utilization of kinetic energy of electrons, and works for different radio frequencies. The apparatus comprises an evacuated envelope, a pair of metal plates, a resonator, an electron gun, a magnetic field generator, and a pick-up loop. The evacuated envelope defines a space therewithin. The pair of metal plates defines a passage therebetween. The resonator is coupled to the pair of metal plates. The electron gun emits controlled bursts of electrons into the passage. The magnetic field generator is configured to generate electromagnetic waves. The pick-up loop extracts the generated electromagnetic waves.

An electrical arrangement, which may, for example be a magnetron, has a sealed chamber 12 and electrically insulating fluid contained within the chamber. A temperature expansion compensation bladder comprising a helical tube 13 is located within the chamber 12, the helical tube 13 having an end 15 open to ambient atmosphere outside the chamber 12 and having a closed end 14 within the chamber.

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.