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Microwave electron discharge device

Assignee: Individual
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Filing: 1973-08-24
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Granted: 1975-05-20
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Expires: 1993-08-24
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Abstract

Abstract A microwave electron discharge device comprising a means for forming a charged particle beam and having an accelerating tube for imparting relativistic energies to the charged particle beam. Besides, the device contains a deflection system for circular sweep of the beam disposed subsequent to the beam-producing means along the same axis, and a travelling-wave annular resonator positioned subsequent to the deflection system and also coaxial with this system and having circular slots at its and surfaces to permit the ingress of the scanned beam and its egress into the collector. The annular resonator is provided with a means for extracting electromagnetic microwave power which takes the form of two or more identical nondirectional power terminals distributed over the circumference of the resonator.

Inventors

  • 👤 Gersh Itskovich Budker
  • 👤 Marlen Moiseevich Karliner
  • 👤 Ivan Grigorievich Makarov
  • 👤 Sergei Nikolaevich Morozov
  • 👤 Oleg Alexandrovich Nezhevenko
  • 👤 Gennady Nikolaevich Ostreiko
  • 👤 Isai Abramovich Shekhtman

Bibliographic Details

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Jurisdiction US
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Last Synchronized 2026-11-01 16:55
CPC Classifications
H; H01; H01J; H01J25/00; H01J25/78; H03; H03B; H03B13/00; H05; H05H; H05H7/00; H05H7/14; H05H7/18

Claims Analysis

Total Claims: 8
Claim 1
Independent Claim 200 words
A microwave electron discharge device, comprising beamproducing means for forming a charged particle beam; an accelerating tube positioned at the output of said beam-producing means for imparting to particles of said beam a velocity close to the velocity of light; a deflection system for circular scanning of said beam at a predetermined input signal frequency, said deflection system being mounted subsequent to said accelerating tube in the direction of beam travel along the axis of said accelerating means; a hollow annular resonator disposed subsequent to said deflection system in the direction of beam travel along the axis of the deflection system, said resonator having circular slots in its walls to permit the ingress of a circularly scanned beam and egress of the beam out of the resonator, said resonator being internally dimensioned and shaped to support the traveling along an annulus of an electromagnetic wave at a frequency comprising a multiple of the frequency of said beam scanning, said electromagnetic wave having its electric field substantially parallel to the direction of the motion of said beam particles; a collector mounted after said annular resonator in the direction of beam travel for receiving the charged particle beam upon exiting the resonator.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim 200 words
A microwave electron discharge device, comprising beamproducing means for forming a charged particle beam; an accelerating tube positioned at the output of said beam-producing means for imparting to particles of said beam a velocity close to the velocity of light; a deflection system for circular scanning of said beam at a predetermined input signal frequency, said deflection system being mounted subsequent to said accelerating tube in the direction of beam travel along the axis of said accelerating means; a hollow annular resonator disposed subsequent to said deflection system in the direction of beam travel along the axis of the deflection system, said resonator having circular slots in its walls to permit the ingress of a circularly scanned beam and egress of the beam out of the resonator, said resonator being internally dimensioned and shaped to support the traveling along an annulus of an electromagnetic wave at a frequency comprising a multiple of the frequency of said beam scanning, said electromagnetic wave having its electric field substantially parallel to the direction of the motion of said beam particles; a collector mounted after said annular resonator in the direction of beam travel for receiving the charged particle beam upon exiting the resonator.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim 254 words
A microwave electron discharge device, comprising: beam-producing means for forming a charged particle beam; an accelerating tube positioned at the output of said beam-producing means for imparting to particles of said beam a velocity close to the velocity of light; a deflection system for circular scanning of said beam at a predetermined input signal frequency, said deflection system being mounted subsequent to said accelerating tube in the direction of beam travel along the axis of said accelerating means; a hollow annular resonator disposed subsequent to said deflection system in the direction of beam travel along the axis of the deflection system, said resonator having circular slots in its walls to permit the ingress of a circularly scanned beam and egress of the beam out of the resonator, said resonator being internally dimensioned and shaped to support the traveling along an annulus of an electromagnetic wave at a frequency comprising a multiple of the frequency of said beam scanning, said electromagnetic wave having its electric field substantially parallel to the direction of the motion of said beam particles; a collector mounted after said annular resonator in the direction of beam travel for receiving the charged particle beam upon exiting the resonator; and means for creating a continuous magnetic field substantially inside said resonator at the paths of the particles of said beam, the direction and magnitude of said continuous magnetic field compensating for the effect of the magnetic field of said electromagnetic wave travelling along the annulus, said electromagnetic wave being excited by said beam.
Claim 4
Dependent Claim 254 words
A microwave electron discharge device, comprising: beam-producing means for forming a charged particle beam; an accelerating tube positioned at the output of said beam-producing means for imparting to particles of said beam a velocity close to the velocity of light; a deflection system for circular scanning of said beam at a predetermined input signal frequency, said deflection system being mounted subsequent to said accelerating tube in the direction of beam travel along the axis of said accelerating means; a hollow annular resonator disposed subsequent to said deflection system in the direction of beam travel along the axis of the deflection system, said resonator having circular slots in its walls to permit the ingress of a circularly scanned beam and egress of the beam out of the resonator, said resonator being internally dimensioned and shaped to support the traveling along an annulus of an electromagnetic wave at a frequency comprising a multiple of the frequency of said beam scanning, said electromagnetic wave having its electric field substantially parallel to the direction of the motion of said beam particles; a collector mounted after said annular resonator in the direction of beam travel for receiving the charged particle beam upon exiting the resonator; and means for creating a continuous magnetic field substantially inside said resonator at the paths of the particles of said beam, the direction and magnitude of said continuous magnetic field compensating for the effect of the magnetic field of said electromagnetic wave travelling along the annulus, said electromagnetic wave being excited by said beam.
Claim 5
Dependent Claim 238 words
A microwave electron discharge device, comprising beam-producing means for forming a charged particle beam; an accelerating tube positioned at the output of said-beam-producing means for imparting to particles of said beam a velocity close to the velocity of light; a deflection system for circular scanning of said beam at a predetermined input signal frequency, said deflection system being mounted subsequent to said accelerating tube in the direction of beam travel along the axis of said accelerating means; hollow annular resonator dispoSed subsequent to said deflection system in the direction of beam travel along the axis of the deflection system, said resonator having circular slots in its walls to permit the ingress of a circularly scanned beam and egress of the beam out of the resonator, said resonator being internally dimensioned and shaped to support travelling along an annulus of an electromagnetic wave at a frequency comprising a multiple of the frequency of said beam scanning, said electromagnetic wave having its electric field substantially parallel to the direction of the motion of said beam particles; a collector mounted after said annular resonator in the direction of beam travel for receiving the charged particle beam upon exiting the resonator; and means for electromagnetic microwave power extraction in form of two identical coupling devices mounted on the surface of said resonator with an azimuthal shift equal to one quarter of the angular wavelength of said electromagnetic wave travelling in said resonator.
Claim 6
Dependent Claim 238 words
A microwave electron discharge device, comprising beam-producing means for forming a charged particle beam; an accelerating tube positioned at the output of said-beam-producing means for imparting to particles of said beam a velocity close to the velocity of light; a deflection system for circular scanning of said beam at a predetermined input signal frequency, said deflection system being mounted subsequent to said accelerating tube in the direction of beam travel along the axis of said accelerating means; hollow annular resonator dispoSed subsequent to said deflection system in the direction of beam travel along the axis of the deflection system, said resonator having circular slots in its walls to permit the ingress of a circularly scanned beam and egress of the beam out of the resonator, said resonator being internally dimensioned and shaped to support travelling along an annulus of an electromagnetic wave at a frequency comprising a multiple of the frequency of said beam scanning, said electromagnetic wave having its electric field substantially parallel to the direction of the motion of said beam particles; a collector mounted after said annular resonator in the direction of beam travel for receiving the charged particle beam upon exiting the resonator; and means for electromagnetic microwave power extraction in form of two identical coupling devices mounted on the surface of said resonator with an azimuthal shift equal to one quarter of the angular wavelength of said electromagnetic wave travelling in said resonator.
Claim 7
Dependent Claim 249 words
A microwave electron discharge device, comprising beam-producing means for forming a charged particle beam; an accelerating tube positioned at the output of said beam-producing means for imparting to particles of said beam a velocity close to the velocity of light; a deflection system for circular scanning of said beam at a predetermined input signal frequency, said deflection system being mounted subsequent to said accelerating tube in the direction of beam travel along the axis of said accelerating means; a hollow annular resonator disposed subsequent to said deflection system in the direction of beam travel along the axis of the deflection system, said resonator having circular slots in its walls to permit the ingress of a circularly scanned beam and egress of the beam out of the resonator, said resonator being internally dimensioned and shaped to support travelling along an annulus of an electromagnetic wave at a frequency comprising a multiple of the frequency of said beam scanning, said electromagnetic wave having its electric field substantially parallel to the direction of the motion of said beam particles; a collector mounted after said annular resonator in the direction of beam travel for receiving the charged particle beam upon exiting the resonator; and means for electromagnetic wave power extraction in form of more than two identical coupling devices disposed on the surface of said resonator with an azimuthal shift relative to one another and providing uniform distribution of said devices along the angular wavelength of said electromagnetic wave travelling in said resonator.
Claim 8
Dependent Claim 249 words
A microwave electron discharge device, comprising beam-producing means for forming a charged particle beam; an accelerating tube positioned at the output of said beam-producing means for imparting to particles of said beam a velocity close to the velocity of light; a deflection system for circular scanning of said beam at a predetermined input signal frequency, said deflection system being mounted subsequent to said accelerating tube in the direction of beam travel along the axis of said accelerating means; a hollow annular resonator disposed subsequent to said deflection system in the direction of beam travel along the axis of the deflection system, said resonator having circular slots in its walls to permit the ingress of a circularly scanned beam and egress of the beam out of the resonator, said resonator being internally dimensioned and shaped to support travelling along an annulus of an electromagnetic wave at a frequency comprising a multiple of the frequency of said beam scanning, said electromagnetic wave having its electric field substantially parallel to the direction of the motion of said beam particles; a collector mounted after said annular resonator in the direction of beam travel for receiving the charged particle beam upon exiting the resonator; and means for electromagnetic wave power extraction in form of more than two identical coupling devices disposed on the surface of said resonator with an azimuthal shift relative to one another and providing uniform distribution of said devices along the angular wavelength of said electromagnetic wave travelling in said resonator.

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3.5 Years (Year 4) 1978-05-19 1978-11-18 1979-05-20 $2000.00 Window Closed / Lapsed
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