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Millimeter Wave Technology IV and RF Power Sources | 1987

Cathode-Driven Crossed-Field Amplifier

George H. MacMaster; Laurence J. Nichols

Experimental cathode-driven (circuit-on-emitting-sole) crossed-field amplifiers have been designed and built at S-band under a Navy program (Contract No. N00039-79-C-0295). Peak and average power levels achieved were approximately one uegawatt and 20 kilowatts, respectively. Gain was nominally 30 dB at efficiencies as high as 807. Operating voltages were typically near 30 kV. Cathode-anode (circuit) isolation was better than 20 dB. Noise measurements indicated superior noise performance. CDCFAs were operated reliably for hundreds of hours. There are good prospects that efficiency, gain, and cathode-anode isolation can be iuproved even further with this device.


Archive | 1975

Microwave browning utensil

George H. MacMaster; Kenneth W. Dudley


Archive | 1973

Microwave browning means

Kenneth W. Dudley; George H. MacMaster


Archive | 1990

Spatial field power combiner having offset coaxial to planar transmission line transitions

Raghuveer Mallavarpu; George H. MacMaster; M. Paul Puri


Archive | 1975

Microwave browning plate

George H. MacMaster; Kenneth W. Dudley


Archive | 1974

Solid state solar to microwave energy converter system and apparatus

Kenneth W. Dudley; George H. MacMaster


Archive | 1981

Divider/combiner amplifier

Lawrence J. Nichols; George H. MacMaster


Archive | 1979

Waveguide-to-cylindrical array transition

George H. MacMaster; Lawrence J. Nichols


Archive | 1979

Dielectric cooking apparatus

George H. MacMaster; Kenneth W. Dudley


Archive | 1985

Semiconductor secondary emission cathode and tube

George H. MacMaster; Lawrence J. Nichols

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