Compact, High Power Klystrons At 95 GHz
Peter Horoyski, Dave Berry, Brian Steer
Abstract
Peter Horoyski, Dave Berry, Brian Steer
Abstract
This presentation describes the design and test results of a 1.6 kW peak, 400 W average power amplifier utilizing an Extended Interaction Klystron (EIK) operating at 95 GHz. The EIK and power supply form a suitcase-sized package with an overall electrical efficiency greater than 20%. Also presented will be the design of a 95 GHz EIK amplifier with a target output power level of 1 kW CW.
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This presentation describes the design and test results of a 1.6 kW peak, 400 W average power amplifier utilizing an Extended Interaction Klystron (EIK) operating at 95 GHz. The EIK and power supply form a suitcase-sized package with an overall electrical efficiency greater than 20%. Also presented will be the design of a 95 GHz EIK amplifier with a target output power level of 1 kW CW.
Key concepts: Klystron, Amplifier, Power (physics), Electrical engineering, Engineering, Physics, Quantum mechanics, CMOS