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Deutsch: Sendemodul eines FMCW-Radar-Höhenmessers (Sowjetunion ca. 1973)
English: Microwave cavity from the transmitter module of a FMCW radar altimeter (Soviet Union circa 1973). (SK) the microwave cavity resonant at the output frequency. Inside the cavity is a high frequency coaxial triode vacuum tube (ST) which functions as an oscillator to generate the microwaves. The cover of the cavity has the tube's anode contact, and a motor (M) which rotates capacitive plates (S) projecting into the cavity to vary the output frequency for frequency modulation. (Bottom) cavity assembled. |
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| Author | Ulfbastel |
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| current | 10:49, 30 January 2009 | | 1,016 × 955 (121 KB) | Ulfbastel (talk | contribs) | better description |
| 16:42, 7 February 2008 |  | 1,016 × 955 (113 KB) | Ulfbastel (talk | contribs) | {{Information |Description=Sendemodul eines FMCW-Radar-Höhenmessers (Sowjetunion ca. 1973) /transmitter device od a FMCW-altitude-radar:<br> unten /bottom: montiert / mounted<br> left: Topfkreis mit Scheibentriode / coaxial resonant circuit with disc tri |
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