Definition of klystron in English:

klystron

noun ˈklʌɪstrɒnˈklaɪstrɑn

Physics

An electron tube that generates or amplifies microwaves by velocity modulation.
Example sentencesExamples
- The electrons travel through the klystron in cavities, where their speed is regulated.
- These klystrons will be replaced by devices designed to operate for a duration of 1000 s, which are currently being tested.
- Modern circular accelerators place klystrons and electromagnets around a circular copper tube to speed up particles.
- Microwave generation was by means of a klystron and the frequency was measured with a built-in frequency counter.
- A storage ring has the same components as the main accelerator but with fewer klystrons.

Origin

1930s: from Greek kluzein, klus- 'wash over' + -tron.

Definition of klystron in US English:

klystron

nounˈklaɪstrɑnˈklīsträn

Physics

An electron tube that generates or amplifies microwaves by velocity modulation.
Example sentencesExamples
- The electrons travel through the klystron in cavities, where their speed is regulated.
- A storage ring has the same components as the main accelerator but with fewer klystrons.
- Modern circular accelerators place klystrons and electromagnets around a circular copper tube to speed up particles.
- These klystrons will be replaced by devices designed to operate for a duration of 1000 s, which are currently being tested.
- Microwave generation was by means of a klystron and the frequency was measured with a built-in frequency counter.

Origin

1930s: from Greek kluzein, klus- ‘wash over’ + -tron.

单词	klystron
释义	Definition of klystron in English: klystron noun ˈklʌɪstrɒnˈklaɪstrɑn Physics An electron tube that generates or amplifies microwaves by velocity modulation. Example sentencesExamples The electrons travel through the klystron in cavities, where their speed is regulated. These klystrons will be replaced by devices designed to operate for a duration of 1000 s, which are currently being tested. Modern circular accelerators place klystrons and electromagnets around a circular copper tube to speed up particles. Microwave generation was by means of a klystron and the frequency was measured with a built-in frequency counter. A storage ring has the same components as the main accelerator but with fewer klystrons. Origin 1930s: from Greek kluzein, klus- 'wash over' + -tron. Definition of klystron in US English: klystron nounˈklaɪstrɑnˈklīsträn Physics An electron tube that generates or amplifies microwaves by velocity modulation. Example sentencesExamples The electrons travel through the klystron in cavities, where their speed is regulated. A storage ring has the same components as the main accelerator but with fewer klystrons. Modern circular accelerators place klystrons and electromagnets around a circular copper tube to speed up particles. These klystrons will be replaced by devices designed to operate for a duration of 1000 s, which are currently being tested. Microwave generation was by means of a klystron and the frequency was measured with a built-in frequency counter. Origin 1930s: from Greek kluzein, klus- ‘wash over’ + -tron.
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