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- T invention relates to a magnetron output coupling delvleeand', morepatrticularly, to. means for coupling high frequency energy fromA tA multiple cavity magnetron into avcoexialt output transmission line.
- Coaxial output coupling ⁇ devices of. the prior art have used .coupling loops; inserted ⁇ within one. of the cavity resonators.
- Such coupling, ⁇ devices become unwieldy for magnetrons havingza: telatiyelytlargenumber of vanes, such as those ope eratingat. low voltage, or forI magnetrons having relatively small; physical dimensions because of operation atl'yery'. high frequencies. Where the. distance between anode. segments is small, the size of the coupling loop istlimited. andl extreme care must be taken not to short.
- coupling loops are diliicult to adjust. and each loop.l mustxoften beadjusted by hand for each tube.
- the energy' ⁇ produced bythe'magnetron is extracted from one or more pairs. off
- The. coaxial coupling: device may be ⁇ considered as a
- cavity resonators.- of a magnetron operating in the pi inode is. in phase opposition.
- the lines of force of the R. F. eld in the magnetron anode structure follow a ⁇ serpentine path through the magnetron resonant system, being directed in a rst direction in a given cavity reso.- nator, in the opposite direction through. the adjacent ⁇ cavity resonator, in therst direction through the next resonator, etc.
- the held Aiirst set of alternately .dis-l posed cavity resonators. is in. phase opposition to the -eld in a second set of alternately disposed cavity resonators positioned between said ⁇ hrst set.
- the degree of coupling may be further increased by using two or more pairs of slots.
- One: slot of each of the pairs which. connects toa cavity resonator of a irst set, may be coupled to one side of coaxial output. Wave guide, while the other slot of each pair which connects to a cavity resonator of the second set may be coupled. to the other side of the coaxial wave guide.
- Fig. 1 is a cross-sectional view of a magnetron. output coupling device in accordance with the. invention.
- Fig. ⁇ 2 s an enlarged. cross-sectional View of a. coaxial conductor taken along line 2 2 of Fig.. l.;
- Fig. 3. is aA perspective, View, partially broken ⁇ away,.off
- Figs. 4 and 5 are fragmentary views. indicating the;
- Fig. 6 is a cross-sectional view of a modification.
- rality of cavity resonators I8 is defined by each adjacent.
- the invention is applicable to any magnetron having a plurali-ty of cavity resonators such as a hole-and-slot type. magnetron.
- Integral with'. the anode cylinder 16 is a radially dis.- posed tubular extension 2d; forming the outer conductor of a coaxial wave guide 22.
- the inner conductor 21 .of wave guide 22 may also be an extension of a portion of said anodecylinder lying within. the boundaries of said tubular extension.
- the coaxial wave guide 22 may consist of a coaxial line which is welded or otherwise securely attached to the outer wall of anode cylin.-A der i6 in the appropriate position.
- the inner and outer conductors of the coaxial wave guide may be tapered, as shown in Fig. l, whenever necessary to provide appropriate impedance matching between the magnetron and the coaxial line leading tothe load.
- The. anode structure consists.
- the anode structure may ⁇ also be provided with a pair ofv spaced concentric straps ⁇ 3
- a pair of irises or slots 24 and 24' are provided in the wall of anode cylinder 16 for-extracting energy from two adjacent cavity resonators lil whose magnetic fields are at all times in phase opposition when operating in the pi mode.
- the size of the slots is a function of the degree of coupling required, the greater the coupling the larger being the slot size.
- the electromagnetic field distribution within the coaxial wave guide for the TEM mode is shown in Fig. 2.
- the electric field lines are radial as shown in the heavy lines of Fig. 2, while the magnetic field lines, shown by the light lines of Fig. 2, are transverse to the electric lines and encircle the inner conductor. Since the slots are positioned at the rear of the cavity resonators where the R. F. magnetic field is strongest and where the R. F. electric field is relatively weak as compared with that at the vane tips or openings into the cavity resonators, the coupling to the coaxial wave guide by way of the slots 24 and 24 is largely inductive.
- a transverse magnetic field for tube 10 may be provided by means of a conventional magnet, not shown completely, but one of whose pole pieces 25 is indicated in Fig. 3.
- Circular slots such as shown in Figs. 1 and 3 may be used and, if more coupling is required, these slots may be extended to form arcuate slots such as shown in Fig. 4.
- Rectangular slots such as shown in Fig. 5 are mechanically easier to produce and are substantially as effective.
- the magnetic flux of the high frequency magnetic field in the magnetron extends through one cavity resonator in a first direction, passes over an anode segment or vane and passes through the adjacent cavity resonator in the opposite direction.
- the field distribution in slots 2d and 24 is in opposite directions inasmuch as they are coupled to cavity resonators of opposite phase. Since slots 24 and 24 are disposed on opposite sides of the inner conductor 21 of coaxial wave guide 22, the iiux lines are in one direction on one side of the inner conductor, and in the opposite direction on the other side of the inner conductor. The flux therefore is in a direction suitable for properly exciting the TEM mode of the coaxial wave guide, such as illustrated in Fig. 2.
- an anode cylinder contains a second pair of slots 26 and 26 in addition to the slots 24 and 24 already described in Figs. l and 3 to 5.
- Slot 26 which is located on the same side of the inner conductor 21 as slot 24, is coupled to a cavity resonator Whose magnetic eld is in phase with that of the cavity resonator to which slot 24 is coupled.
- slot 26' which is located on the same side of conductor 21 as slot 24' is coupled to the cavity resonators whose magnetic field is in phase with that of the resonator to which slot 24 is coupled.
- a magnetron comprising an anode structure including an electrically conductive envelope and a 'multiplicity of radially disposed anode members all of lying between said first set, a coaxial wave guide having' inner and outer conductors connected only to the external portion of said conductive envelope and supported entirely by said envelope, said cylindrical envelope containing at least one pair of coupling slots, one of each said pair of slots being in energy coupling relationship between one of said cavity resonators of said first set and one side of said coaxial wave guide, and the other of each said pair of slots being in energy coupling relationship between one of said cavity resonators of said second set and the other side of said coaxial wave guide.
- a magnetron comprising an anode structure including a substantially cylindrical electrically conductive envelope and a multiplicity of radially disposed anode members all of which are electrically and mechanically connected directly to said envelope, each adjacent pair of said anode members together with that portion of said envelope lying therebetween defining a cavity resonator, means for establishing a high frequency electromagnetic field within said cavity resonators, a coaxial wave guide supported entirely by said cylindrical envelope, said cylindrical envelope containing slot means for coupling energy from corresponding cavity resonators into said wave guide, said field in said slots being directed in substantially the same direction as the field in the dominant mode of said coaxial wave guide.
- a magnetron comprising an anode structure including a substantially cylindrical electrically conductive envelope and a multiplicity of radially disposed anode members all of which are electrically and mechanically connected directly to said envelope, each adjacent pair of said anode members together with that portion o-f said envelope lying therebetween defining a cavity resonator, means for establishing a high frequency electromagnetic field within said cavity resonators, a coaxial wave guide supported entirely by said cylindrical envelope, said cylindrical envelope containing slot means for coupling energy from corresponding cavity resonators into said wave guide, said field in said slots being directed in substantially the same direction as the field in the TEM mode of said coaxial wave guide, said slots being free of electrical discontinuities.
- a magnetron including an anode structure having a substantially cylindrical electricallyconductive envelope and a multiplicity of radially disposed anode members all of which are electrically and l positely directed from those in a second set of alternately disposed cavity resonators lying between said first set,
- said coaxial wave guide having a pair of allochiral regions bounded by said inner and outer conductors, said inner conductor being connected to a portion of said cylindrical envelope substantially in line with one of said anode members and supported entirely by said envelope, said envelope containing at least one slot coupling means having a first portion thereof extending between a cavity resonator of said rst set and one of said allochiral regions, said slot coupling means further including a second portion extending between the cavity resonators of said second set and the other of said allochiral regions of said wave guide, said outer conductor being connected to said envelope outside the region of said slot coupling means.
- a magnetron including an anode structure having a substantially cylindrical electricallyconductive envelope and a multiplicity of radially disposed anode members all of which are electrically and mechanically connected directly to said envelope, each adjacent pair of said anode members together with that portion of the envelope lying therebetween at least partially defining a plurality of cavity resonators, a coaxial Wave guide having outer and inner conductors positioned entirely externally of said anode structure, means for establishing a high frequency electromagnetic field within said cavity resonators whose magnetic lines of force in one set of alternately disposed cavity resonators are oppositely directed from those in a second set of alternately dis posed cavity resonators lying between said rst set, ⁇ said coaxial wave guide having a pair of :allochiral regions bounded by said inner and outer conductors, said inner conductor being connected to a portion of said cylindrical envelope substantially in line with one of said anode members and supported entirely by said envelope, said envelope containing a plurality of slot
- a magnetron including an anode structure having a substantially cylindrical electricallyconductive envelope and a multiplicity of radially disposed anode members all of which are electrically and mechanically connected directly to said envelope, each adjacent pair of said anode members together with that portion of the envelope lying therebetween at least partially defining a plurality of cavity resonators, a coaxial wave guide having outer and inner conductors positioned entirely externally of said anode structure, means for establishing a high frequency electromagnetic field within said cavity resonators whose magnetic lines of force in one set of alternately disposed cavity resonators are oppositely directed from those in a second set of alternately disposed cavity resonators lying between said rst set, said coaxial wave guide having a pair of allochiral regions bounded by said inner and outer conductors, said inner conductor being connected to a portion of said cylindrical envelope substantially in line with one of said anode members and supported entirely by said envelope, said envelope containing a plurality of slot coupling means each having
- a magnetron including an anode structure having a substantially cylindrical electricallyconductive envelope and a multiplicity of radially disposed anode member all of which are electrically and mechanically connected directly to and supported entirely by said envelope, each adjacent pair of said anode members together with that portion of the envelope lying therebetween at least partially dening a plurality of cavity resonators, a coaxial wave guide having outer and inner conductors positioned entirely externally of said anode structure, means for establishing a high frequency electromagnetic field within said cavity resonators whose magnetic lines of force in one set of alternately disposed cavity resonators are oppositely directed from those in a second set of alternately disposed cavity resonators lying between said first set, said coaxial wave guide having a pair of allochiral regions bounded by said inner and outer conductors, said inner conductor being connected to a portion of said cylindrical envelope substantially in line with one of said anode members and supported entirely by said envelope, said envelope containing a plurality of slot coupling means having
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Dec. 24,` 1957 KLINE ET AL. 2,817,790
MAGNETRON OUTPUT COUPLING MEANS Filed July 26, 1954 2 Sheets-Sheet 2 JACK KL /A/E 20 CARLTON G. EH/2 @Y m 'ATTO/2 EV nite iljh@ Patented Dec. 24, 1957 MAGNETRON OUTPUT coUPLuso MEANS Jack Kline, Concord, and Cariton G.. Lehr, Waltham, `Mass., assignors to Raytheon Manufacturing Company, Waltham, Mass., a corporation of Delaware Application .`l|1ly\26,` `1954, Serial No. 445,886
7 Claims. (Cl. S15-39.53)
T inventionrelates to a magnetron output coupling delvleeand', morepatrticularly, to. means for coupling high frequency energy fromA tA multiple cavity magnetron into avcoexialt output transmission line.
Inmany' magnetron applications, the energyA generated the. magnetron is `transmitted to the` load circuit by wayl of a 4coaxial transmission network. Coaxial output coupling` devices of. the prior art have used .coupling loops; inserted `within one. of the cavity resonators. Such coupling,` devices. become unwieldy for magnetrons havingza: telatiyelytlargenumber of vanes, such as those ope eratingat. low voltage, or forI magnetrons having relatively small; physical dimensions because of operation atl'yery'. high frequencies. Where the. distance between anode. segments is small, the size of the coupling loop istlimited. andl extreme care must be taken not to short.
adjacent; anode. segments by said coupling loop. Furthermore, coupling loops are diliicult to adjust. and each loop.l mustxoften beadjusted by hand for each tube.
Ih. accordance with.` this invention, the energy'` produced bythe'magnetron is extracted from one or more pairs. off
cavity resonators through slots.. formed in the. anode. cyl.- indcr.: The, coaxialY line interposed between the magnetron andthe.. load may be connected directly to the anode cyl inder, on may be connected to a, coaxial impedance mater L ing section whenever slot. design alone is insuiicient to provide. adequate coupling between magnetron. andi loadf.,
The. mechanical construction: of the4 coaxial output coupling device in accordance with the. invention. is rela.-
tively simple. since; the coupling slots or irises may bei formed readily .in the anode cylinder as by drilling, and.
natos the. necessityA of. using a veryr small coaxial section.l
where the; vane-torvane. spacing is` small. In this` way electrical losses are` reduced and: mechanical problems related to small tolerances are simplicd.
The. coaxial coupling: device may be` considered as a,
coaxial; wave guide whose principal or diminant mode is the transverse electromagnetic, or TEM mode. The. mag.n netic flux linesin this mode, as viewed along the cross;` section oi the coaxial guide, encircle the central conductor and-t their direction. at a given pontlon. one sidey off thecentral-conductor is opposite to the. direction on the other. In` order. `to properly excite this TEM mode with energy from the. magnetron. cavity resonators, the
magnetic field in thev magnetron and coupling slots should.
be directedin approximately the same direction as the eld in theTEM mode of.. the. coaxial wave guide. As
is well known in the art, the magnetic Flux in adjacent.
cavity resonators.- of a magnetron operating in the pi inode is. in phase opposition. The lines of force of the R. F. eld in the magnetron anode structure follow a` serpentine path through the magnetron resonant system, being directed in a rst direction in a given cavity reso.- nator, in the opposite direction through. the adjacent `cavity resonator, in therst direction through the next resonator, etc. Thus, the held Aiirst set of alternately .dis-l posed cavity resonators. is in. phase opposition to the -eld in a second set of alternately disposed cavity resonators positioned between said `hrst set. The magnetic lines.
of force, in a slot pair having slots leading into` cavity` resonators having fields of opposite phase will be di rected in` opposite directions.. By coupling such slots to ditferent sides of the coaxial line, the elds in the slots.
will conform substantially with that of the TEM. mode of the coaxial. wave guide.. By coupling energy by way of slots leading into adjacent cavity resonators whose eld distribution is oflopposite phase into the coaxial output wave guide, the proper excitation of the latter for a maximum transfer of energy is achieved.
The degree of coupling may be further increased by using two or more pairs of slots. One: slot of each of the pairs which. connects toa cavity resonator of a irst set, may be coupled to one side of coaxial output. Wave guide, while the other slot of each pair which connects to a cavity resonator of the second set may be coupled. to the other side of the coaxial wave guide.
In the drawing:
Fig. 1 is a cross-sectional view of a magnetron. output coupling device in accordance with the. invention;`
Fig.` 2 s an enlarged. cross-sectional View of a. coaxial conductor taken along line 2 2 of Fig.. l.;
Fig. 3. is aA perspective, View, partially broken` away,.off
a `magnetron output coupling device of Eig. l;
Figs. 4 and 5 are fragmentary views. indicating the;
position. of coupling slots` of various. conliguration4 in` ,the
anode cylinder of the magnetron; and
Fig. 6 is a cross-sectional view of a modification. of
the magnetron output coupling device of Fig. 1.
Since the invention resides inthe means for extracting.
rality of cavity resonators I8 is defined by each adjacent..
pair of said anode members and the portion of'said anode cylinder lying therebetween.
19, which are connected in the well-known manner to alternate anode vanes to prevent undesirable modingr.
Although an anode structure of the vane type is shown, the invention is applicable to any magnetron having a plurali-ty of cavity resonators such as a hole-and-slot type. magnetron.
Integral with'. the anode cylinder 16 is a radially dis.- posed tubular extension 2d; forming the outer conductor of a coaxial wave guide 22. The inner conductor 21 .of wave guide 22 may also be an extension of a portion of said anodecylinder lying within. the boundaries of said tubular extension. Alternatively, the coaxial wave guide 22 may consist of a coaxial line which is welded or otherwise securely attached to the outer wall of anode cylin.-A der i6 in the appropriate position.
The inner and outer conductors of the coaxial wave guide may be tapered, as shown in Fig. l, whenever necessary to provide appropriate impedance matching between the magnetron and the coaxial line leading tothe load.
The. anode structure consists.
The anode structure may` also be provided with a pair ofv spaced concentric straps` 3 A pair of irises or slots 24 and 24' are provided in the wall of anode cylinder 16 for-extracting energy from two adjacent cavity resonators lil whose magnetic fields are at all times in phase opposition when operating in the pi mode. The size of the slots is a function of the degree of coupling required, the greater the coupling the larger being the slot size.
The electromagnetic field distribution within the coaxial wave guide for the TEM mode is shown in Fig. 2. The electric field lines are radial as shown in the heavy lines of Fig. 2, while the magnetic field lines, shown by the light lines of Fig. 2, are transverse to the electric lines and encircle the inner conductor. Since the slots are positioned at the rear of the cavity resonators where the R. F. magnetic field is strongest and where the R. F. electric field is relatively weak as compared with that at the vane tips or openings into the cavity resonators, the coupling to the coaxial wave guide by way of the slots 24 and 24 is largely inductive.
A transverse magnetic field for tube 10 may be provided by means of a conventional magnet, not shown completely, but one of whose pole pieces 25 is indicated in Fig. 3.
The configuration of the slots is more or less a matter of choice. Circular slots such as shown in Figs. 1 and 3 may be used and, if more coupling is required, these slots may be extended to form arcuate slots such as shown in Fig. 4. Rectangular slots such as shown in Fig. 5 are mechanically easier to produce and are substantially as effective.
As previously pointed out, the magnetic flux of the high frequency magnetic field in the magnetron extends through one cavity resonator in a first direction, passes over an anode segment or vane and passes through the adjacent cavity resonator in the opposite direction. The field distribution in slots 2d and 24 is in opposite directions inasmuch as they are coupled to cavity resonators of opposite phase. Since slots 24 and 24 are disposed on opposite sides of the inner conductor 21 of coaxial wave guide 22, the iiux lines are in one direction on one side of the inner conductor, and in the opposite direction on the other side of the inner conductor. The flux therefore is in a direction suitable for properly exciting the TEM mode of the coaxial wave guide, such as illustrated in Fig. 2.
The amount of energy extracted from the magnetron resonant system may be increased by using more than a single pair of slots, as shown in Fig. 6. In the modification of Fig. 6, an anode cylinder contains a second pair of slots 26 and 26 in addition to the slots 24 and 24 already described in Figs. l and 3 to 5. Slot 26, which is located on the same side of the inner conductor 21 as slot 24, is coupled to a cavity resonator Whose magnetic eld is in phase with that of the cavity resonator to which slot 24 is coupled. Similarly, slot 26' which is located on the same side of conductor 21 as slot 24' is coupled to the cavity resonators whose magnetic field is in phase with that of the resonator to which slot 24 is coupled.
The direction of the lines of magnetic force in the slots coupling energy into the same side of coaxial wave guide is thus the same and the slots are effectively in parallel. Likewise, the lines of magnetic force of the electromagnetic energy in the slots coupled into the opposite side of the coaxial wave guide are similarly directed.
This invention is not limited to the particular details of construction, materials and processes described, as many equivalents will suggest themselves to those skilled in the art. It is accordingly desired that the appended claims be given a broad interpretation commensurate with the scope of the invention within the art.
What is claimed is:
l. In combination, a magnetron comprising an anode structure including an electrically conductive envelope and a 'multiplicity of radially disposed anode members all of lying between said first set, a coaxial wave guide having' inner and outer conductors connected only to the external portion of said conductive envelope and supported entirely by said envelope, said cylindrical envelope containing at least one pair of coupling slots, one of each said pair of slots being in energy coupling relationship between one of said cavity resonators of said first set and one side of said coaxial wave guide, and the other of each said pair of slots being in energy coupling relationship between one of said cavity resonators of said second set and the other side of said coaxial wave guide.
2. In combination, a magnetron comprising an anode structure including a substantially cylindrical electrically conductive envelope and a multiplicity of radially disposed anode members all of which are electrically and mechanically connected directly to said envelope, each adjacent pair of said anode members together with that portion of said envelope lying therebetween defining a cavity resonator, means for establishing a high frequency electromagnetic field within said cavity resonators, a coaxial wave guide supported entirely by said cylindrical envelope, said cylindrical envelope containing slot means for coupling energy from corresponding cavity resonators into said wave guide, said field in said slots being directed in substantially the same direction as the field in the dominant mode of said coaxial wave guide.
3. In combination, a magnetron comprising an anode structure including a substantially cylindrical electrically conductive envelope and a multiplicity of radially disposed anode members all of which are electrically and mechanically connected directly to said envelope, each adjacent pair of said anode members together with that portion o-f said envelope lying therebetween defining a cavity resonator, means for establishing a high frequency electromagnetic field within said cavity resonators, a coaxial wave guide supported entirely by said cylindrical envelope, said cylindrical envelope containing slot means for coupling energy from corresponding cavity resonators into said wave guide, said field in said slots being directed in substantially the same direction as the field in the TEM mode of said coaxial wave guide, said slots being free of electrical discontinuities.
4. In combination, a magnetron including an anode structure having a substantially cylindrical electricallyconductive envelope and a multiplicity of radially disposed anode members all of which are electrically and l positely directed from those in a second set of alternately disposed cavity resonators lying between said first set,
said coaxial wave guide having a pair of allochiral regions bounded by said inner and outer conductors, said inner conductor being connected to a portion of said cylindrical envelope substantially in line with one of said anode members and supported entirely by said envelope, said envelope containing at least one slot coupling means having a first portion thereof extending between a cavity resonator of said rst set and one of said allochiral regions, said slot coupling means further including a second portion extending between the cavity resonators of said second set and the other of said allochiral regions of said wave guide, said outer conductor being connected to said envelope outside the region of said slot coupling means.
5. In combination, a magnetron including an anode structure having a substantially cylindrical electricallyconductive envelope and a multiplicity of radially disposed anode members all of which are electrically and mechanically connected directly to said envelope, each adjacent pair of said anode members together with that portion of the envelope lying therebetween at least partially defining a plurality of cavity resonators, a coaxial Wave guide having outer and inner conductors positioned entirely externally of said anode structure, means for establishing a high frequency electromagnetic field within said cavity resonators whose magnetic lines of force in one set of alternately disposed cavity resonators are oppositely directed from those in a second set of alternately dis posed cavity resonators lying between said rst set, `said coaxial wave guide having a pair of :allochiral regions bounded by said inner and outer conductors, said inner conductor being connected to a portion of said cylindrical envelope substantially in line with one of said anode members and supported entirely by said envelope, said envelope containing a plurality of slot coupling means each having a lirst portion thereof extending between a cavity resonator of said first set and one of said allochiral regions, each of said slot coupling means further including a second portion extending between the cavity resonators of said second set and the other of said allochiral regions of said Wave guide, said outer conductor being connected to said envelope outside the region of said slot coupling means.
6. In combination, a magnetron including an anode structure having a substantially cylindrical electricallyconductive envelope and a multiplicity of radially disposed anode members all of which are electrically and mechanically connected directly to said envelope, each adjacent pair of said anode members together with that portion of the envelope lying therebetween at least partially defining a plurality of cavity resonators, a coaxial wave guide having outer and inner conductors positioned entirely externally of said anode structure, means for establishing a high frequency electromagnetic field within said cavity resonators whose magnetic lines of force in one set of alternately disposed cavity resonators are oppositely directed from those in a second set of alternately disposed cavity resonators lying between said rst set, said coaxial wave guide having a pair of allochiral regions bounded by said inner and outer conductors, said inner conductor being connected to a portion of said cylindrical envelope substantially in line with one of said anode members and supported entirely by said envelope, said envelope containing a plurality of slot coupling means each having a first portion thereof extending between a cavity resonator of said first set and one of said allochiral regions, each of said slot coupling means further including a second portion extending between the cavity resonators of said second set and the other of said allochiral regions of said wave guide, said outer conductor being connected to said envelope outside the region of said slot coupling means, said slot coupling means being free of electrical discontinuities.
7. In combination, a magnetron including an anode structure having a substantially cylindrical electricallyconductive envelope and a multiplicity of radially disposed anode member all of which are electrically and mechanically connected directly to and supported entirely by said envelope, each adjacent pair of said anode members together with that portion of the envelope lying therebetween at least partially dening a plurality of cavity resonators, a coaxial wave guide having outer and inner conductors positioned entirely externally of said anode structure, means for establishing a high frequency electromagnetic field within said cavity resonators whose magnetic lines of force in one set of alternately disposed cavity resonators are oppositely directed from those in a second set of alternately disposed cavity resonators lying between said first set, said coaxial wave guide having a pair of allochiral regions bounded by said inner and outer conductors, said inner conductor being connected to a portion of said cylindrical envelope substantially in line with one of said anode members and supported entirely by said envelope, said envelope containing a plurality of slot coupling means having a trst portion thereof extending between a cavity resonator of said irst set and one of said allochiral regions, said slot coupling means further including a second portion extending between the cavity resonator of said second set into the other of said allochiral regions of said wave guide, said outer conductor 'being connected to said envelope outside the region of said slot coupling means, said slot coupling means being free of electrical discontinuities.
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