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Supplier: Advanced Energy Industries, Inc.
Description: Advanced Energy's Pinnacle DC generators enable quality thin films and maximum process efficiency. Buy only what you need: Power options from 6 to 20 kW Produce the best films possible with accurate, repeatable power and leading, low-delivered ARC energy Compact air-cooled design expandable
- AC Input Voltage: 200 to 480 volts
- Input Frequency: 50 to 60 Hz
- Type: DC Power Supply, Plasma Power Supply
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Supplier: Penta Laboratories
Description: exceptionally reliable in harsh industrial environments. Other specialized applications include instrumentation amplifiers, traveling wave devices, magnetrons, klystrons, gyrotrons and power generators.
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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: 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 capable of providing
- 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: The PEII series of power supplies are the trusted standard for dual-magnetron sputtering, as an effective vacuum cleaning tool, and in multiple PECVD applications. Reliable water-cooled design Delivers tight output regulation on power, voltage, or current, with a measurement accuracy of 1%
- AC Output Voltage: 547 to 953 volts
- AC Output Current: 9 to 32 amps
- Output Frequency: 0.04 MHz
- AC Input Voltage: 208 volts
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Supplier: Advanced Energy Industries, Inc.
Description: Advanced Energy’s front-line DC generator provides performance and reliability required in dual-magnetron sputtering applications. Arcs are actively managed, versus a generic pre-set arc response Less than 0.4 mJ per 1 kW of output energy Stable, repeatable process through arcing
- 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: 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 capable of providing
- 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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Description: includes the following significant technical changes with respect to the previous edition: a) thematically ordered new sequence of the clauses; b) updated normative references; c) introduced a new definition for microwave generator to open the standard for microwave ovens with one or more
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Engineers' Handbook of Industrial Microwave Heating
If the input match has VSWR < 1.3 under all nonfault conditions, these applicators can be fed directly from the magnetron generator (i.e. without a circulator) without instability, especially if a switch-mode power supply is used with a high-speed…
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Investigation of microwave-pumped excimer and rare-gas laser transitions
For the experiments a magnetron generator with a pulsed power .
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S-band magnetron-based accessory for optical detection of ESR spectra of radiation-induced radical-ion pairs
The use of a cw magnetron generator along with.simple loop-gap resonator permits experimentation on both polar and non-polar samples with good sensitivity and field resolution. .
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Microwave electrothermal propulsion for space
Other advantages lie in the higher effi- ciency and much lower cost of magnetron generators for the lower frequency radiation, both of which are major factors in the realization of a high power MET.
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Industrial Microwave Heating
using three magnetron generators , and at 2450 MHz ovens of 54kW have been .
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The 70th birthday of Prof. Dr August Žáček
invention of a magnetron generator did not become known.
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Field measurements study into the potential effects of ISM emissions on cellular radio equipment
The microwave ovens (three APV units, fed by six magnet- ron generators ) are located near to the front of the building, with a small door (containing a window) being all that separates the tunnels from the outside world.