Abstract
A problem frequently arising in microwave electronics is the feeding of pulsed power from a self-excited source into a high-Q resonant load. A typical example is the one of feeding power from a pulsed magnetron into a high-Q microwave cavity such as that used in a linear accelerator. In the past, it has been customary to use a stabilizing load in a series tee system which results in approximately half the magnetron power being fed into the high-Q cavity.
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