Victor L Serlin

H6, Dec 3, 1985

Jul 8, 1985

6/752867

Moshe Friedman - Washington DC
Victor Serlin - Springfield VA

The United States of America - Washington DC

H01J 2500

315 40

The present invention comprises a device for generating a modulated intense relativistic electron beam (IREB) with an electronically tunable frequency, comprising: a longitudinally running drift tube; a plurality of gaps in the drift tube including a first gap and a second gap, disposed with a predetermined distance 1 therebetween; and a plurality of cavities, with a first cavity disposed around the drift tube at the location of the first gap, and a second cavity disposed around the drift tube at the location of the second gap. These first and second cavities are provided with volumes and a geometry such as to excite a predetermined frequency band below the plasma frequency for the device. A circuit is provided for generating an IREB and injecting this IREB to propagate within the drift tube with a predetermined plasma frequency. Additionally, a main magnetic field generating means is provided for generating a magnetic field for confining the IREB to a desired beam diameter.

51326388, Jul 21, 1992

Jan 16, 1991

7/641997

Moshe Friedman - Washington DC
Yue-Ying Lau - Potomac MD
Jonathan F. Krall - Washington DC
Victor Serlin - Springfield VA

The United States of America as represented by the Secretary of the Navy - Washington DC

H03F 356

330 45

A klystron amplifier in which the drift tube is in the form of a casing and a central member disposed coaxially about the same centerline to form a coaxial space between the central member and the casing which runs parallel to the centerline, and through which the klystron's electron beam flows. The casing and central member are maintained at ground potential, which maintains the space charge of the electron beam at a low level, permitting the klystron to operate more efficiently and output higher power.

47572698, Jul 12, 1988

Dec 18, 1986

6/943011

Moshe Friedman - Washington DC
Victor Serlin - Springfield VA

The United States of America as represented by the Secretary of the Navy - Washington DC

H03F 354

330 47

An RF amplifier wherein an IREB interacts with RF energy from an RF energy source coupled via an RF cavity to a tube drift region where the IREB is modulated at the frequency of the RF energy source, to provide high gain amplification at high power and high efficiency.

47806478, Oct 25, 1988

Aug 18, 1987

7/086345

Moshe Friedman - Washington DC
Victor Serlin - Springfield VA

The United States of America as represented by the Secretary of the Navy - Washington DC

H01J 2510

315 541

A system for providing a compact, high power particle accelerator powered by a modulated intense relativistic electron beam. In a preferred embodiment a first source develops a high power intense relativistic electron beam (IREB). A modulating apparatus modulates the IREB with a low power level RF signal to produce a high power MIREB. All of the kinetic energy from the high power MIREB is then stored as a high level of electromagnetic or RF energy in an accelerating apparatus. A particle beam from a source is modulated with the RF signal to establish a phase coherency between the modulated particle beam and the stored RF energy before it is passed through the accelerating apparatus. This phase coherent particle beam is accelerated by the stored RF energy as it drains this energy from the accelerating apparatus during its passage through the accelerating apparatus.

46314474, Dec 23, 1986

Oct 17, 1984

6/661838

Moshe Friedman - Washington DC
Victor Serlin - Springfield VA

The United States of America as represented by the Secretary of the Navy - Washington DC

H01J 2502

315 5

A device for converting the kinetic energy of an intense relativistic electron beam (IREB) into trains of multi-gigawatt AC electrical pulses comprising a foilless diode for generating an IREB and injecting the IREB into one end of a drift tube. The device further includes a modulating circuit for modulating the IREB current while in the drift tube to obtain longitudinally spaced bunches of electrons, and a coaxial transmission line with the end of its center conductor disposed across the other end of the drift tube in the path of the IREB. A gap is disposed between the end of the drift tube and the end of the center conductor. The modulated IREB induces a voltage in the coaxial transmission line. This voltage appears across the gap to slow down the electrons and to convert the kinetic energy of the IREB into electrical energy that propagates along the coaxial transmission line.