Thales Th1801 Multi Beam Klystron: Final Output Cavity Questions

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The Thales Th1801 multi beam klystron features shared cavities that experience the same field, raising questions about the configuration of the final output cavity, which has two windows. It is unclear whether the final output cavity operates as a single unit or is divided, and whether the outputs provide 5 or 10 MW each, given the klystron's total output of 10 MW. Additionally, concerns about the uniformity of the electromagnet and potential issues with electron path curling were raised. Variants between beams and their implications were also discussed. The thread suggests a potential move to a more specialized forum for broader insights on these topics.
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On the new Thales Th1801 multi beam klystron. All the cavities are shared so they all see the same field. The final output cavity has two windows. Is the final output cavity all one since the klystron can operate without one beam or is it divided? If there are two outputs are they 5 or 10 Mw output each since it is a 10Mw klystron?
 
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also question: If the electro magnet is uniform for the Th1801. What type problems with electron path curling? What are the current variants between beams and why?

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