reflex klystron
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reflex klystron
(′rē′fleks ′klī′strän)
(electronics) A single-cavity klystron in which the electron beam is reflected back through the cavity resonator by a repelling electrode having a negative voltage; used as a microwave oscillator. Also known as reflex oscillator.
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