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RF Power Grid Vacuum Electron Devices and Inductive Output Tubes

Vacuum electron devices (VEDs), or electron tubes, as they are also known, have over a century old link to the start of the electronics era at the beginning of the twentieth century. VEDs were the first active devices, since they could amplify or significantly modify the state of an applied electronic signal. One area where vacuum tubes still have a significant presence is in high-power RF applications. VEDs can generate copious amounts of power in a relatively small physical space where using solid-state devices would incur higher expenses or require more physical room. 50KW+ UHF television broadcast transmitters are a good example of this. This report looks at the present condition of the modern power grid VED and inductive output tube market and how the business may change in the years ahead.

Table of Contents

  • Top Line Forecast
  • 1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
    • 1.1. A Hundred-year Legacy Still Drives This Market
    • 1.2. Technology Summary
    • 1.3. Steady Market Conditions Are Ahead
    • 1.4. Summary Statement
  • 2. INTRODUCTION
    • 2.1. Power Grid Vacuum Electron Devices and Their Century-old Legacy
    • 2.2. What Is Different Now?
  • 3. TECHNOLOGY IMPLICATIONS
    • 3.1. Basic Vacuum Electron Device Descriptions
    • 3.2. What Is an RF Power Grid Vacuum Electron Device?
    • 3.3. Power Levels
    • 3.4. Frequency Capability
    • 3.5. Device Technology and Construction
    • 3.6. Uses
    • 3.7. What Is an Inductive Output Tube?
    • 3.8. Other Types of High-power RF VEDs
    • 3.9. Device Technology Implications
  • 4. MARKET ASSESSMENT AND FORECAST
    • 4.1. The Present Market Environment
    • 4.2. Forecast Methodology
    • 4.3. Forecast over 5 Years
    • 4.4. Total RF Power Grid Vacuum Electron Device and Inductive Output Tube Revenue
    • 4.5. Total RF Power Grid Vacuum Electron Device and Inductive Output Tube Shipments
    • 4.6. Total RF Power Grid Vacuum Electron Device Revenue
    • 4.7. Total RF Power Grid Vacuum Electron Device Shipments
    • 4.8. RF Power Grid Vacuum Electron Device Revenue Share by Application
    • 4.9. Total Inductive Output Tube Revenue
    • 4.10. Total Inductive Output Tube Shipments
    • 4.11. Inductive Output Tube Revenue Share by Application
    • 4.12. Total RF Power Grid Vacuum Electron Device and Inductive Output Tube Revenue Share by Region
    • 4.13. Total RF Power Grid Vacuum Electron Device and Inductive Output Revenue by Vendor
    • 4.14. Total RF Power Grid Vacuum Electron Device and Inductive Output Tube Market Share by Vendor, Revenue
    • 4.15. Total RF Power Grid Vacuum Electron Device Revenue by Vendor
    • 4.16. Total RF Power Grid Vacuum Electron Device Market Share by Vendor, Revenue
    • 4.17. Total Inductive Output Tube Revenue by Vendor
    • 4.18. Total Inductive Output Tube Market Share by Vendor, Revenue
    • 4.19. A Word about Russia and China
    • 4.20. Long-term Market Implications
  • 5. VENDOR PROFILES
    • 5.1. Beijing Jienengda Electronic Co., Ltd.
    • 5.2. Burle Industries Inc. (Photonis U.S.A.)
    • 5.3. Chendu Xuguang Electronics Co., Ltd.
    • 5.4. Covimag
    • 5.5. Comunications & Power Industries, Inc. (CPI)
    • 5.6. e2v
    • 5.7. L-3 Communications Electron Devices
    • 5.8. MPD Components, Inc.
    • 5.9. Richardson Electronics
    • 5.10. Shuguang Electron Group Co., Ltd.
    • 5.11. Thales Electron Devices SA
    • 5.12. Toshiba Electron Tubes & Devices Co., Ltd.
  • 6. COMPANY DIRECTORY
  • 7. ACRONYMS
  • 8. LINKS TO RELATED RESEARCH
    • 8.1. Scope of Study
    • 8.2. Sources and Methodology
    • 8.3. Notes

Charts

  1. Total RF Power Grid Vacuum Electron Device and Inductive Output Tube Revenue, World Market, Forecast: 2012 to 2017
  2. Total RF Power Grid Vacuum Electron Device and Inductive Output Tube Revenue by Vendor, World Market, 2012
  3. Total RF Power Grid Vacuum Electron Device and Inductive Output Tube Revenue
  4. Total RF Power Grid Vacuum Electron Device and Inductive Output Tube Shipments
  5. Total RF Power Grid Vacuum Electron Device and Inductive Output Tube Revenue by Vendor
  6. Total RF Power Grid Vacuum Electron Device and Inductive Output Tube Revenue
  7. Total RF Power Grid Vacuum Electron Device and Inductive Output Tube Shipments
  8. Total RF Power Grid Vacuum Electron Device Revenue
  9. Total RF Power Grid Vacuum Electron Device Shipments
  10. RF Power Grid Vacuum Electron Device Revenue Share by Application
  11. RF Power Grid Vacuum Electron Device Revenue Share by Application
  12. Total Inductive Output Tube Revenue
  13. Total Inductive Output Tube Shipments
  14. Inductive Output Tube Revenue Share by Application
  15. Inductive Output Tube Revenue Share by Application
  16. Total RF Power Grid Vacuum Electron Device and Inductive Output Tube Revenue Share by Region
  17. Total RF Power Grid Vacuum Electron Device and Inductive Output Tube Revenue Share by Region
  18. Total RF Power Grid Vacuum Electron Device and Inductive Output Tube Revenue by Vendor
  19. Total RF Power Grid Vacuum Electron Device and Inductive Output Tube Market Share by Vendor, Revenue
  20. Total RF Power Grid Vacuum Electron Device Revenue by Vendor
  21. Total RF Power Grid Vacuum Electron Device Market Share by Vendor, Revenue
  22. Total Inductive Output Tube Revenue by Vendor
  23. Total Inductive Output Tube Market Share by Vendor, Revenue

Figures

  1. Glass RF Power Grid Tubes in Operation
  2. Various RF Power Grid Ceramic Metal Electron Tubes
  3. High Power RF Power Grid Tubes
  4. An IOT Outside of Its Sub-assembly
  5. An IOT Sub-assembly Showing the Tube, Magnetic Components, and RF Cavities
  6. A 60KW IOT Sub-assembly Installed in a High-power UHF Transmitter
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Research Information

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Publish Date
1Q 2012
Code
RR-PGTU-12
Research Type
Research Report Report
Pages
51