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Figure  2-11.—Typical  microwave  transmitter. signal-to-noise  ratio.  The  insertion  amplifier  accepts portion  of  the  output  power  back  to  the  klystron  to the signal, amplifies it, and then applies the signal to the compensate for its nonlinearity. This technique allows klystron oscillator. With this method, the input signal for  optimum  performance  with  modulation  densities  as directly modulates the carrier frequency, resulting in a high as 1200 channels. You should be aware that solid- frequency-modulated wave. The “linearize” couples a state devices are replacing most klystrons. 2-11

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