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An applied research program conducted by the Sylvania Microwave Device Division to establish techniques for light modulation detection is covered, and it concludes a one year program on amplitude modulation (AM) detectors. Sufficient information is provided for the detailed under standing, design and use of traveling-wave microwave phototubes (TWP’s). The major topics are: (1) an analysis of the dependence of power output on the large spread in initial velocities from photoelectric cathodes; (2) analysis of theversion of current modulation to velocity modula tion in the gun region of a TWP; (3) detailed calculations of equivalent conductance, Geq, which expresses the way in which velocity modulation is converted to circuit power; (4) compre hensive measurements on TWP’s and comparison with detailed theory; (5) suggestion and utilization of a novel technique for measuring Req; and (6) a summary of research contributions on the AM demodulator program

  • Creator/s: Defense Technical Information Center
  • Date: 5/31/1963
  • Year: 1963
  • Book Topics/Themes: DTIC Archive, Caddes, D E, SYLVANIA ELECTRIC PRODUCTS INC MOUNTAIN VIEW CA, *OPTICAL DETECTION, *OPTICAL COMMUNICATIONS, *PHOTOTUBES, MEASUREMENT, SENSITIVITY, ELECTRICAL CONDUCTIVITY, TRAVELING WAVE TUBES, MODULATION, TRAVELING WAVES, PHOTOCATHODES, AMPLITUDE MODULATION, PHOTOMULTIPLIER TUBES, OPTICAL DETECTORS, BROADBAND, LASER BEAMS, FREQUENCY MODULATION, MICROWAVE EQUIPMENT

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