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File:Magnetron MI-189W.jpg

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A Russian MI-189W magnetron tube from an obsolete aircraft radar. It generates a pulsed output at 9 GHz in the X band. The end of the tube with filament contacts projects inside the red pipe at right. The rest of the tube itself is concealed between the two powerful horseshoe-shaped alnico magnets that provide the magnetic field it requires to operate. The pole pieces of the magnets embrace each end of the tube, creating a magnetic field along the tubes axis. The microwaves produced radiate out of the rectangular waveguide aperture at top, which in use is attached to a waveguide which conducts the microwaves to the antenna. The text on the front side reads: "Do not bring ferromagnetic materials closer than 100 millimeters".
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Author Ulfbastel at German Wikipedia

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  • 2005-10-05 11:27 Ulfbastel 1061×705× (202728 bytes) * Bildbeschreibung: Impulsmagnetron MI-189W(Flugzeug-Bordradar, ca. 9GHz, Sowjetunion) * Quelle: selbst fotografiert * Fotograf/Zeichner: [[benutzer:ulfbastel|Ulf Seifert]] * Datum: 5.Okt.2005

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