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Supplier: PTB Sales, Inc.
Description: accommodated. Output Regulation The MDX can be used as a power, current or voltage source, depending on the method of output regulation selected. Since setpoint levels are stored in nonvolatile memory, they can be used in recovering from input power interruptions and to ensure
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Supplier: Mini-Circuits
Description: generator. The RFS-G90G93750X+ provides many advantages over traditional magnetrons, such as a longer lifespan, frequency tuning, better frequency stability, precise control of output power, and lower power supply voltage. This rugged high power signal source is
- Frequency Range: 902 to 928 MHz
- Minimum Gain: 1 dB
- Maximum Gain: 59 dB
- Input VSWR: 1.2 to 1.35 :1
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Supplier: Advanced Energy Industries, Inc.
Description: high-density, uniform, reactively sputtered films. The Crystal power supply offers process engineers and operators quick yet stable power, fast arc detection, and low arc energy, resulting in industry-leading repeatability, higher throughput, and better yield. With power
- AC Output Voltage: 1,100 to 1,460 volts
- AC Output Current: 220 to 700 amps
- Output Frequency: 0.04 to 0.1 MHz
- AC Input Voltage: 480 volts
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Supplier: Mini-Circuits
Description: The ZHL-2425-250X+ is a new generation solid state connectorized high-power amplifier module which can be used in a wide range of industrial, scientific and medical (ISM) applications in the 2400-2500 MHz ISM band. The ZHL-2425-250X+ provides many advantages over traditional
- Frequency Range: 2,400 to 2,500 MHz
- Minimum Gain: 0.5 dB
- Maximum Gain: 42 dB
- Input VSWR: 1.9 :1
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Supplier: Mini-Circuits
Description: generator. The RFS-2G42G5050X+ provides many advantages over traditional magnetrons, such as longer lifespan, frequency tuning, better frequency stability, precise control of output power, and lower power supply voltage. This rugged high power signal source is
- Frequency Range: 2,400 to 2,500 MHz
- Minimum Gain: 1 dB
- Maximum Gain: 51.5 dB
- Input VSWR: 1.5 to 2 :1
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Supplier: Advanced Energy Industries, Inc.
Description: deliver unprecedented plasma control in a compact solution for single-magnetron and dual-magnetron sputtering. Advanced Energy’s patented pulsing technology enables remarkable arc prevention, higher power levels, and increased throughput. Ascent AP’s comprehensive control
- DC Output Voltage: 1,000 volts
- DC Output Current: 75 to 80 amps
- DC Output Power: 30,000 watts
- Output Frequency: 0.0005 to 0.15 MHz
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Supplier: Advanced Energy Industries, Inc.
Description: Primary/secondary for high power applications Higher power levels with reduced arc damage As manufacturing techniques advance, new materials and cathode designs pose greater challenges to process stability and film repeatability. Ascent® AMS power supplies deliver stable,
- DC Output Power: 30,000 to 60,000 watts
- AC Input Voltage: 400 to 480 volts
- Input Frequency: 50 to 60 Hz
- Type: DC Power Supply, Plasma Power Supply
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Supplier: Advanced Energy Industries, Inc.
Description: superior arc quenching, and low stored output energy make MDX Series DC power supplies an industry leader. Intended for continuous hard use in a vacuum environment, these rugged power supplies are most commonly used as DC magnetron sputtering drives. They also offer tight
- DC Output Power: 500.00000000000006 to 2,000.0000000000002 watts
- AC Input Voltage: 115 to 230 volts
- Input Frequency: 50 to 60 Hz
- Type: DC Power Supply, Plasma Power Supply
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Description: This new edition contains many new terms associated with pulse operation of microwave tubes as well as new terminology relating specifically to amplifier tubes and oscillator tubes. Four new sections covering terminology applicable to disk seal tubes, magnetrons, high-power
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Description: This new edition contains many new terms associated with pulse operation of microwave tubes as well as new terminology relating specifically to amplifier tubes and oscillator tubes. Four new sections covering terminology applicable to disk seal tubes, magnetrons, high-power
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Supplier: CSA Group
Description: This new edition contains many new terms associated with pulse operation of microwave tubes as well as new terminology relating specifically to amplifier tubes and oscillator tubes. Four new sections covering terminology applicable to disk seal tubes, magnetrons, high-power
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Description: depending on materials and geometry Insulation Resistance: Typically exceeds 1 GΩ @ 100 VDC Ceramic-to-Metal Sealing Features: High Abrasion Resistance High Mechanical Strength Pressures over 10,000 PSI High Temperature Usage Low Dielectric Loss Mass Spectrometer Leak Tested
- Performance Features: Metallized / Silvered (Electrode, Mirror)
- Features: Other, Specialty / Other, Specialty Ceramic
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Description: about 200 megacycles,the power is generated by devices other than a conventionalvacuum tube, such as a magnetron, Klystron or othermicrowave device. A dielectric heating generator is normallya high-voltage generator, and application requireshigh-voltage radio-frequency matching
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Supplier: Denton Vacuum
Description: Compact, High Performance Sputtering Platform The Desktop Pro provides high performance sputtering in a compact and economical system. Save Space The Desktop Pro requires less than 36" of countertop space. Cost Efficient Operation Power two cathodes from a single power
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Description: process (below 300℃) guarantee the quality of ceramic and the metallized layer, also reduce the cost. Direct Plated Copper Substrate Applications:- High Power LED Packaging- Hybrid and electric automobile power management electronics- RF microwave communication- Substrates for
- Features: Other, Specialty / Other, Specialty Ceramic
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Supplier: ValueTronics International, Inc.
Description: construction provides superior protection. The ground lead is fed through the body of the probe and protrudes behind the safety barrier, keeping the ground connection away from the high voltage. Typical applications include PMT's, motor drives, high voltage switches, magnetrons
- Bandwidth: 50 MHz
- Voltage Rating: 30,000 volts
- Probe Configuration: Alligator Clip, Hook
- Probe Type: Current, Voltage
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Supplier: Anton Paar
Description: The Multiwave PRO microwave reaction system delivers the high-quality solutions you need to obtain excellent trace analysis results, even with complicated, demanding samples. Multiwave PRO masters high temperatures and provides comprehensive safety features. Its wide range of
- Temperature Range: 200 to 300 C
- Pressure Range: 290 to 1,160 psi
- Digestion Type: Acid Digestion, Microwave Digestion
- Reaction Type: Closed Flask
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Supplier: Nikon Metrology
Description: electron microscope. This coater uses a low voltage discharge technique with a magnetron electrode for high efficiency, cold sputtering. Low voltage sputtering, as well as having the sample isolated from the electrode, minimizes sample damage. JEOL’s Smart Coater is simple to use with
- Maximum Part Diameter / Width: 49.50000000000001 mm
- Type: Batch System (Single Chamber / Multiple Wafers), Laboratory / Benchtop
- Materials Processed: Metal
- Process: Physical Vapor Deposition (PVD)
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Supplier: Fredericks Company - Televac
Description: Vacuum Sensor Range: (1x10-2 to 1x10-11 Torr) Ignites 10 times faster than standard cold cathodes during power interruption at ultra high vacuum. Robust Construction: All wetted materials are 304 stainless. Metal-sealed/cleanable subassembly can be maintained without breaking the
- Vacuum Range: 0.00999999999992553 to 0.00000000001010675987345166 torr
- Operating Temperature: 32 to 122 F
- Media: Gas
- Measurement Type: Gauge, Vacuum
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Supplier: Deposition Sciences, Inc.
Description: MICRODYN TECHNOLOGY MicroDyn is DSI’s proprietary version of magnetron sputtering optimized for high throughput. MicroDyn utilizes an octagonally shaped chamber, where electrically conductive (metal or semiconductor) coating targets are arranged around the periphery, and the parts to
- Functions & Features: Abrasion Resistant, Antireflective, Chemical Resistant, Dielectric, Heat Resistant / High Temperature, Reflective
- Industry Served: Aerospace, Automotive, Electronics, Government, Medical / Healthcare, Military Specification, OEM / Industrial
- Materials: Metal, Nickel / Nickel Alloys, Precious Metals, Titanium
- Features: North America, Other, Specialty / Other
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Description: traveling wave tubes, microwave tubes, magnetrons, thyratrons, triggers, vacuum gauges, microwave night vision devices and other related vacuums Insulation industry. Properties of Ceramic Metal Brazing Ceramic-metal brazing, a ceramic-metal sealing structure, has the characteristics of
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Supplier: Plansee SE
Description: a backing tube. These are less sensitive to temperature and can be sputtered at extremely high power densities of up to 30 kW/m. Monolithic targets now with ID-coating. You want to save costs? Then we have something new for you: A polymer-based inner diameter coating for monolithic
- Type: Sputtering Target
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Phase locking of two long-pulse, high-power magnetrons
In a subsequent experiment we determined that the free running frequencies of the two high power magnetrons were separated by 5 MHz.
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Series resonant ZCS‐PFM DC‐DC power converter with high‐frequency high‐voltage transformer link for high‐power magnetron drive
Transformer parasitic parameters and lossless inductive snubber assisted zero current soft switching DC-DC converter for high power magne- tron drive.
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A Scientist's War: The diary of Sir Clifford Paterson 1939-45
Randall coming on Friday re. high power magnetron .
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An ionization region model for high-power impulse magnetron sputtering discharges
…p 11 [25] Andersson J and Anders A 2009 Self-sputtering far above the runaway threshold: an extraordinary metal-ion generator Phys. Rev. Lett. 102 045003 [26] Kadlec S 2007 Simulation of neutral particle flow during high power magnetron impulse Plasma Process.
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Hysteresis-free deposition of niobium oxide films by HiPIMS using different pulse management strategies
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Development and Optimization of High-Voltage Power Supply System for Industrial Magnetron
Moreover, the parallel operation of two converters with phase shifted gating signal is proposed to reduce the output current ripple and increase power capability for higher power magnetron drive.
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High frequency transformer linked direct high frequency soft switching inverter type AC-DC power converter with boost function for consumer magnetron drive
Abstmct -The oscillationcut-oN voltage (Ebm) is an important parameter of the characteristic constant of a high power magnetron .
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Linear Analysis Of The High-Power Magnetron
H. Uhm and H. Brandt, "Linear Dispersion Relation for High Power Magnetron ," Proc. of High Power Microwave Workshop, May 1987.
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New experimental results at long pulse and high repetition rate, from Varian's phase-locked magnetron array program
High power magnetron array experiment with schematic diagram at left and end view at right.
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The high-power pulsed magnetron: a review of early developments
(2) CENTIMETRE-WAVE DEVELOPMENT: THE INITIAL STEPS It is generally known that early in 1940 an experimental high power magnetron using cylindrical cavity resonators as circuit elements was independently produced by J. T. Randall and H. A. H. Boot* at Birmingham University…
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