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No I wasn't thinking about using the output cavity as an output cavity as it is normally used in a klystron instead use it as an accelerator cavity being fed by high power RF. Maybe to make it more clear say just an accelerator which instead of continuously accelerating electron/proton bunches forward oscillates them back and forth between two such cavities , that is all I wanted to know and this in no way ruins my knowledge or learning about klystrons, why be so pessimistic all the time?Also one more thing. In high frequency power supplies, the transformer for example is wound with litz wire , due to skin effect in order to make a larger surface area for the same cross area of wire I can understand this.
An RF cavity seems to be fabricated out of ordinary solid copper sheet metal that is bent etc but not made from multiple isolated copper parts, the same goes for waveguides , So please explain why here seemingly skin effect doesn't exist anymore?
An RF cavity seems to be fabricated out of ordinary solid copper sheet metal that is bent etc but not made from multiple isolated copper parts, the same goes for waveguides , So please explain why here seemingly skin effect doesn't exist anymore?