"Chris Quack"
** Kindly drop dead ..........Fuckwit.
.... Phil
"Chris Quack"
** Kindly drop dead ..........Fuckwit.
.... Phil
You were doing quite well with your previous post. A bit of technology explained with an enlightening reply. Asked a simple additional question and we get the above ?.
Another bipolar episode ?, or do you assume that everyone's being sarcastic all the time ?...
Regards,
Chris
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So long as you stay within B limits you can FM a maggie nicely that way. Going outside the limits tends to OOK it.
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y e .The secondary side has enough filtering that I suspect that the perhaps 30KHz won't be all that strong on the high voltage. There isn't enough filtering that it would matter to the mains frequency ripple. I doubt that a sandwich cares about the sidebands on the microwaves much.
Magnetron, not klystron.
John
It's modulated at line frequency because of almost total lack of input filtering.
Someone said frequency modulation somewhere. I have some small reflex klystrons... trivial. ;-)
Tim
-- Deep Friar: a very philosophical monk. Website: http://webpages.charter.net/dawill/tmoranwms
Good book: The Inventor and the Pilot, the story of the Varian brothers, as told by Russel's widow.
John
Backward Wave Oscillators (BWOs) are awesome in this respect, but probably cost in the multi-kilobuck range. You can adjust the power output, center frequency, modulation depth, _type_ of modulation (AM, FM, pulse) with a few trimpots. I did this in the USAF, as an "Electronic Countermeasures" tech. :-)
Cheers! Rich
Why don't they use solid state yet?
Oh right, those pricier-than-gold GaN FETs you're so fond of...
...Just imagine two miles of them, with the covers off, glowing an eerie blue. No one would ever go down there, they'd think it's all Cherenkov radiation from the beam. ;-)
Tim
-- Deep Friar: a very philosophical monk. Website: http://webpages.charter.net/dawill/tmoranwms
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Um, yeah. That little inductor into a 470 uF cap ain't much at that power level. Though it will have less than non-inverter (regular) types. Saves a bunch on transformer iron and some on copper though.
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