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Synchronous Operation of Reflex Klystrons in Parallel under Pulse, Square Wave and Frequency Modulation

K. ChandraNational Physical Laboratory, New Delhi.
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R. ParshadNational Physical Laboratory, New Delhi.
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R. C. KumarNational Physical Laboratory, New Delhi.; Now at the Central Electronics Engineering Research Institute, Pilani.
Pages 138-140 | Published online: 21 Aug 2015
 
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Abstract

Experimental details of parallel operation of reflex klystrons in synchronism for obtaining higher microwave power under pulse, square wave and frequency modulation are given. The added power under frequency locked conditions is nearly equal to the sum of the power output of individual klystrons.

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