Radiation fin structure of a magnetron

Electric lamp and discharge devices: systems – Combined load device or load device temperature modifying... – Distributed parameter resonator-type magnetron

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313 45, H01J 2550, H01J 23033

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ABSTRACT:
This invention relates to a radiation fin structure of a magnetron and a magnetron which includes such a structure. The fin structure is capable of effectively radiating heat at a high temperature produced during oscillation of the magnetron. The magnetron can be used to generate microwaves which can be emitted into a cavity of a microwave oven. The radiation fin is capable of reducing a separation region in the rear of an anode of the magnetron by guiding cold air which passes through a cooling section of the magnetron to the back side of the anode to generate turbulence within the cooling section. The radiation fin structure incorporated in this invention includes a plurality of pairs of confronting protrusions formed at opposite side portions of the radiation fin. The fins are arranged externally of the magnetron anode equally spaced-apart from one another to guide cold air to the back side of the anode.

REFERENCES:
patent: 3667154 (1976-06-01), Tashiro et al.
patent: 4794304 (1988-12-01), Ito

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