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Jonatan wrote:
You maybe knowing your microwave's inner workings. It uses a microwave valve which consists of LC chambers of 2.4 GHz. And they are excited with a dc hv of must be 50 Hz. Now we have two possibilities, the output is in trains or constant rf output. Who of the hams here can messure that output ? The transformer has a core bypass to handle the reactive load. There is a power rectifier and a capacitor to (somewhat) smooth the 1KV output. Still, magnetrons are sensitive to the cathode volts they see, so the output varies somewhat in frequency and amplitude at line frequency. Brian W |
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