Klystron (7576 bytes)
1: [[Image:2k25.jpg|right|frame|Reflex klystron Type 2K25 or 723 A/B. The threaded adjustment rod...
3: ...ore, and the end of the word ''[[electron]]''. Klystrons are used as an oscillator or amplifier at [[micr...
5: ...ust 1937. Upon publication in 1939, news of the klystron immediately influenced the work of US and UK rese...
7: ==Two-chamber klystron ==
8: In the two-chamber klystron, an electron beam from the [[cathode]] of an elec...

Klystron tube (200 bytes)
1: The '''klystron tube''' is a specialized [[vacuum tube]] that pro...

W.W. Hansen (2297 bytes)
5: ...loited some of the Varians' work to develop the [[klystron]] and during the years [[1937]] to [[1940]], alon...
9: ...rticle accelerator|linear accelerators]] based on klystron technology and of [[GeV]] performance. Sadly, he ...

Inductive output tube (874 bytes)
1: ...], in which application they have mostly replaced klystrons. Because the [[control grid]] of an IOT is loca...

Cavity resonator (1046 bytes)
3: ...ommon examples of cavity resonators include the [[klystron]] tube in a microwave oven (see also [[magnetron]...

Field emission (1565 bytes)
7: ...e Klystrode functions much like the two-chamber [[Klystron]], without the need for a first chamber.

Pulse forming network (1839 bytes)
1: ...eve an [[efficiency|efficient]] match between a [[klystron]] and the pulse-forming network.

Stanford Linear Accelerator (2176 bytes)
15: ...lso been instrumental in the development of the [[klystron]], a high-power microwave amplification tube. SL...

H2S radar (8815 bytes)
36: ...n, wanted the design team to build H2S around the klystron rather than the magnetron. Lord Cherwell was opin...
38: ...d quickly develop countermeasures against it. The klystron wasn't as powerful as the magnetron, but it could...
40: ...o the job, and in fact tests of an H2S built with klystrons instead of the cavity magnetron showed a drop in...
42: ...llent argument to convince Lord Cherwell that the klystron-based H2S program be finally dropped.

List of technologies (2749 bytes)
103: ** [[Klystron tube]]

Free electron laser (2852 bytes)
13: ...lly, the high energy electrons are generated by [[klystron]] or some accelerator, which requires a large vol...

Travelling wave tube amplifier (3007 bytes)
12: Operation is similar to that of a [[Klystron]], except that coupled cavity TWTAs are designed ...

Microwave (6978 bytes)
14: ...magnetic fields, and include the [[magnetron]], [[klystron]], [[travelling wave tube]] (TWT), and [[gyrotron...
94: ...others||Velocity modulated electron beam → [[klystron]] tube

Magnetron (6905 bytes)
7: ...uencies are required, other devices such as the [[klystron]] are used.) The voltage applied and the characte...
35: *[[Klystron]] - A device for amplifying or generating microwa...

Halcyon, California (3354 bytes)
9: ...art of their childhood in Halcyon, invented the [[klystron]], an important microwave amplifier tube, and fou...

Cyclotron (7201 bytes)
6: ...the use of modern high power and high frequency [[klystron]] microwave power tubes. As cyclotrons work by ac...

Linear particle accelerator (7086 bytes)
20: ...tations. With the development of the high power [[klystron]] tube it became practical to continue the develo...

Electronics (8730 bytes)
79: * [[klystron]]

Electromagnetic spectrum (12919 bytes)
95: ...nable diameter. Microwave energy is produced with Klystron and Magnetron tubes, and with solid state diodes ...

Vacuum tube (22208 bytes)
61: ... still in common use include the [[magnetron]], [[klystron]], [[photomultiplier]] and [[cathode ray tube]]. ...
65: ...e [[magnetron]]s, [[traveling-wave tube]]s, and [[klystron]]s, combine magnetic and electrostatic effects. ...

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