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Magnetron M1901A

Magnetron M1901A
M1901A - S-band magnetron is designed to operate in the frequency range from 2.7 GHz to 2.9 GHz with a maximum power output of 500 kW.
M1901A magnetron used with a separate magnet, which must meet certain requirements. The axis of the magnetic field must be aligned with the axis of the anode, and the north pole of the magnet to be adjacent to a cathode terminal.
While working in conditions of high voltages needed to operate the heater follow the following conditions:
The average input power (W) - Power of the heater (V):
1000-1200                                    8.0
800-1000                                     10.5
600-800                                        13.0
400-600                                        15.0
less than 400                               16.0
 
M1901A magnetron can operate at an ambient temperature of -55 °C. At this temperature, the cathode heating minimum time is 3 minutes.
 
Specifications:
  • Maximum anode current - 50 A
  • Heater Voltage: 16 V
  • Minimum preheating time: 120 seconds
  • The maximum anode voltage - 32 kV
  • Input power (peak) - 2000 kW
  • Input power (average) - 1200 W
  • The rate of rise of the pulse voltage - 200 kV / microsecond
  • Pulse duration - 2.5 ms
  • anode temperature - 110 °C
  • Weight: 2.5 kg

Magnetron M1901A

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Ref Inches Millimeters Ref Inches Millimeters
A 30?±12’ 30?±12’ AC 2.297±0.010 58.34±0.25
B 0.210±0.005 5.33±0.13 AD 2.085±0.025 52.96±0.64
C 45?±12’ 45?±12’ AE 1.125min 28.58min
D 30?±12’ 30?±12’ AF 2.321±0.007 58.95±0.18
E 0.796±0.015 20.24±0.38 AG 0.555±0.005 14.10±0.13
F DIA0.169±0.005 DIA4.29±0.13 AH 1.440±0.020 36.58±0.51
G 30?±12’ 30?±12’ AJ 1.620max 41.15max
H 45?±12’ 45?±12’ AK 0.593min 15.06min
J RAD2.281±0.015 RAD57.94±0.38 AN 6.313±0.094 160.4±2.4
K 30?±12’ 30?±12’ AP 0.187 4.75
M RAD2.032±0.003 RAD51.61±0.08 AS 0.575±0.050 14.61±1.27
N 1.437±0.020 36.5±0.51 AT 1.740max 44.20max
P 0.500min 12.70min      
R 1 440 36.58      

T

3.500

88.90

     
V 32.5?±2.5 32.5?±2.5?      
X 1 437 36.50      
Z 0.756 19.20      

 

 

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