Helix type traveling wave tube structure with supporting rods co

Electric lamp and discharge devices: systems – Cathode ray tube circuits – Combined cathode ray tube and circuit element structure

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315 393, H01J 2324

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052743047

ABSTRACT:
A traveling wave tube structure is used for propagation of an electron beam, and includes a metal tube member having an inner surface defining a hollow space, a helix member provided in the hollow space, and a plurality of supporting rods provided between the inner surface and the helix member and circumferentially spaced at predetermined angles from one another. Each of the supporting rods is formed from a quartz rod member covered with a substance selected from the group consisting of boron nitride and artificial diamond. The quartz contributes mechanical strength while the named covering substances are especially beneficial due to their dielectric constants and thermal conductivities.

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