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What a magnetron is

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hydro:
First, you don't need a magnetron from a microwave oven, it is much to big, stay away from those! i am not liable for your stupidity, its not needed.

however, a small small magnetron needs to be made, in the old days magnetrons was made from vacuum tubes, we will learn and make a smaller one.

a copy and past.


The heart of a microwave oven is the magnetron. A magnetron converts electrical energy to microwave radiation. To do this, it uses low-voltage alternating current and high-voltage direct current. A transformer changes the incoming voltage to the required levels and a capacitor, in combination with a diode, filters out the high voltage and converts it to direct current.

Inside the manetron, electrons are emitted from a central terminal called a cathode. A positively charged anode surrounding the cathode attracts the electrons. Instead of traveling in a straight line, permanent magnets force the electrons to take a circular path. As they pass by resonating cavities, they generate a continuous pulsating magnetic field, or electromagnetic radiation.

hydro:
incase you may have missed it, stanley was using a magnetron in his vic. dont bother trying to find it, its just something i happen to know.

learn your microwaves and what they do, then combine that with a laser.

also youtube super heated water. its unstable.

and check out the problem russia was having with exploding thermal water.

passion1:
Hydro

What problem did the russians have?
If super heated water is unstable, are you suggesting that we should not waste any time on the magentron?

Wouter

hydro:
a magnetron from a oven is to dangerouse, the old magnetrons was a tube like deal, stanley spent 10 years working with tubes.

CarbedNotch:
Stan hatched out a tube     

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