Magnetron with feed-through capacitor having a dielectric constant effecting a decrease in acoustic noise
AssigneesHitachi, Ltd., Hitachi Nisshin Electronics Co., Ltd.
InventorToshio Ogura
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AssigneesHitachi, Ltd., Hitachi Nisshin Electronics Co., Ltd.
InventorToshio Ogura
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A magnetron provided with a filter circuit for suppressing leaking of the electromagnetic wave of the magnetron. First and second choke coils have their respective first ends serially connected to two externally protruding leads for supporting a cathode filament of the magnetron. A feed-through capacitor is parallelly connected to the second ends of the first and second choke coils respectively. The feed-through capacitor is constituted by a dielectric ceramic material having a relative dielectric constant .epsilon..sub.s which satisfies .sqroot..epsilon..sub.s .ltoreq.50, whereby sound pressure produced by of the feed-through capacitor is reduced without increasing the size of the feed-through capacitor and while keeping the necessary breakdown voltage characteristic and necessary electrostatic capacity.
A magnetron device provided with a filter circuit comprising:
A magnetron device provided with a filter circuit comprising first and second choke coils, each choke coil having a first end connected to a respective externally protruding lead for supporting a filament, and a feed-through capacitor, connecting second ends of said first and second choke coils,
A magnetron device provided with a filter circuit, for suppressing leaking electromagnetic waves from the magnetron device, comprising first and second choke coils, each choke coil having a first end connected to a respective externally protruding lead for supporting a filament of the magnetron device, and a feed-through capacitor connecting second ends of said first and second choke coils, said magnetron device being of an alternating high voltage application type for driving by a commercial alternating power source, and said feed-through capacitor being constituted of a dielectric ceramic material having a relative dielectric constant .epsilon..sub.s which satisfies the requirement .sqroot..epsilon..sub.s .ltoreq.50 and having a capacitance in the range of from 100 pF to 300 pF, to reduce sound pressure of an acoustic wave produced by said dielectric ceramic material without increasing the size of said feed-through capacitor.
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