Linear beam tube with reflected electron trap

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

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315 538, 315 4, 315 5, 315 539, H01J 2308

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ABSTRACT:
Some electrons reflected from the collector of a klystron form a beam current flowing back toward the input end of the tube. This beam is modulated and can carry a regenerate signal which distorts the tube's performance when amplifying a television signal. The reflected electrons are removed by a spiralling transverse magnetic field having a pitch equal to the cyclotron wavelength in the axial magnetic field used to focus the beam. The rotative sense of the spiral is such that forward-going beam electrons are not affected but returning electrons are accelerated in their cyclotron orbits until they are driven outside the beam and are collected.

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