MG5459 Magnetron

Operating frequency: 9375 ± 30 MHz for optimal radar performance.
High peak output power of 25 kW, ensuring robust radar functionality.
Compact and rugged design ideal for marine environments.
Features integral magnet and natural cooling for efficient operation.
Designed for use with no. 16 waveguide (22.86 x 10.16 mm internal).

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Description

Overview of the Magnetron MG5459

The Magnetron MG5459 is a fixed frequency X-band pulse magnetron designed specifically for marine radar applications. It is compact and rugged, offering high reliability and performance. This makes it ideal for use in demanding marine environments.

Key Features

The device operates at a frequency of 9375 ± 30 MHz and delivers a typical peak output power of 25 kW. This ensures powerful radar signals that enhance both navigation and safety.

Reliable Performance

The magnetron features an indirectly heated cathode. It operates with a heater voltage of 6.3V and a heater current of 0.5A. Additionally, the cathode requires a pre-heating time of at least 60 seconds, ensuring stable performance. The small and lightweight design, with a net weight of about 0.7 kg, allows for easy installation and integration into radar systems.

Operating Parameters

The Magnetron MG5459 can operate under a maximum anode voltage of 8.6 kV, with a peak anode current of up to 10 A. Its typical operation provides an anode voltage of 8.4 kV and an output power of 25 kW, offering excellent frequency stability. This results in efficient and reliable radar signal transmission.

Durability and Cooling

With its natural cooling system and high mechanical durability, this magnetron can be installed in any position. It is ideal for applications requiring consistent output and minimal maintenance. Furthermore, it complies with strict electrical and mechanical specifications, making it a trusted choice for marine radar systems worldwide.

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