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DEVICES AND EQUIPMENT RADAR LOCATION AND AIR DEFENCE KG-1 OSCILLATING KLYSTRON The oscillating klystrons of uninterrupted action, metal ceramic, low-noise, medium power, centimetric wave band. Operating band: centimetric Dimensions: 65х84х127,5 Min running time: Not less than 1000 h Readiness time: not more than 3 min Weight: not more than 0,8 kg Main Specifications: Output capacity Filament voltage Filament current Cathode voltage Cathode current Cooling liquid temperature medium 6,3 ± 3% V 1,6 - 2,0 A 4,0 ± 0,5% kV 44 - 58 mA 45...65 o C PULSED MAGNETRON MI-119 The pulsed magnetron of non-packaged metal ceramic construction, high power, with precise tuning mechanism on either programmed fixed frequencies, centimeter wave band, intended for operation as microwave oscillators. Main Specifications: Operating frequency range Filament voltage Anode voltage Output power, pulse Filament current Anode current, pulse Pulse duration 830...882 MHz 6-8 V not more than 23 kV not less than 315 kW 12-16 A 22-32 A 1.8-2.2 mcs Dimensions: 330х270х120 Readiness time: not more than 120 s Min running time: 2000 h Weight: 7 kg MI-270 PULSED MAGNETRON The pulsed magnetron of non-packaged metal ceramic construction, medium power, with precise tuning mechanism on either programmed fixed frequencies, centimeter wave band, intended for operation as microwave oscillators. Dimensions: 80х50х57 Readiness time: Not more than 20 s Min running time: 120 h Weight: 425 g Main Specifications: Operating frequency range Filament voltage Anode voltage Output power, pulse Filament current Anode current, pulse Pulse duration 14,300...14,500 MHz 5.7 – 6.9 V 2,125 – 2.4 kV 0.3-1.5 kW 0.77 – 1.0 A 1.4-2.6 A 0.3-1.0 mcs 178
RADAR LOCATION AND AIR DEFENCE DEVICES AND EQUIPMENT КS-4, КS-7, КS-8, КS-9 Subminiature, metal ceramic, low-voltage, reflecting (generator) klystron of uninterrupted action, designed for operation as oscillators on the fixed centimeter wave band. SUBMINIATURE KLYSTRON Main Specifications: КS-4 КS-7 КS-8 КS-9 Dimensions 21х26х32 43х40х25 24х33,4х37 Weight 36 g 100 g 70 g Readiness time 2 min 3 min 0.40 min Min running time 1,000 h 1,000 h 300 h Operating frequency range 9,660-9,740 МHz Centimetric Filament voltage 2.85-3.15 V 3.15±0.11 V 3.15±0.11 V 3.15±0.4% V Filament current 0.7 – 1.6 А 0.9 – 1.6 А 0,9 – 1.6 А 1.0 – 1.7 А Resonator voltage 84-86 V 100±1% V 80±1% V 85±3% V Reflector voltage 20-120 V 50 - 200 V 50 - 200 V 30-170 V Cathode current Not more than 100 мА 60 – 110 мА 50 – 90 мА 50 - 105 мА VHF MODULE М31207 М 31207 is a small-size generator on Gunn diodes on 8mm wave band, functional, single-channel, used in pulse modulation mode to feed coded modulated signals. Main Specifications: Operating frequency range 34.5 – 36.5 GHz Active element supply current 0.05 – 0.08 А Ambient temperature range -60 … +85 0 С Admissible relative air humidity at +25 0 С 98% Reduced air pressure 120 Pа Power source voltage Not less than 33 V Dimensions: 16х14х24.7 Min running time: 4,000 h Weight: 19.5 kg М34702 ATTENUATOR ON P-I-N DIODES М34702 is a coaxial-wave controlled device intended to control the microwave signals in the wave paths. The attenuator changes smoothly the attenuation of microwave oscillations in the wave path on one determined by the part type frequency subband in centimeter wave band. Min running time: Not less than 2000 h Weight: not more than 160 g Main Specifications: Control current not more than 100 mA Input power (uninterrupted) not more than 2 W Operating temperature range -60 … +85 0 С (up to 30 min. - +125 0 С) Admissible relative air humidity at +40 °С 98% Reduced atmospheric pressure 666 Pа 179
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