FLEXI ELECTRODE ELECTRON GUN FOR LONG LIFE TRAVELLING-WAVE TUBES

A flexi electron gun consists of multiple electrodes and can be used to maintain uniform beam current over the life of a traveling-wave tube (TWT). The flexi electron gun consists of dispenser cathode, anode1, anode2, and anode3 in addition to a beam focusing electrode (BFE). In an optimized electro...

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