Re: [TCML] Klystron use?

[Stephen Hiscock <stephenhiscock@xxxxxxxxx>]

Well that's exactly what Klystrons are used and designed for..
They are designed as amplifiers to drive resonators or transmitters etc 
that allow you to boost a signal while controlling the phase, amplitude 
and frequency etc...
They could be used to drive telsa coils - but are usually designed to 
operate in the hundreds of megahertz or gigahertz range...
but like any thing they could be adapted for other uses....

Stephen


Harold Weiss wrote:
> Hi Chris,
>
> There has been one resonator (cavity not coil) built that I know of 
> using a klystron to drive it.  It was done at a university somewhere 
> pre 2000 if I remember right.  The resonator was pretty good size, 
> around 2' in diameter and 8-9' tall.  That's about all I remember 
> about it from the pics.
>
> David E Weiss
>
>
>
> > Has anyone ever built a tube coil using a klystron?
> >
> > Would the Klystrons (there are 3) from a 1987 Harriss 120UX 
> > transmitter be
> > suitable for such an application?
> > AFAIK the tubes would be tuned for transmitting a standard television 
> > signal
> > on Channel 28.
> >
> >
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