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Solid-State Microwave Patents Awarded

Solid-State Microwave Patents High-power solid-state microwave generator for RF energy applications Crescend is happy to announce that our solid-state microwave generator patents were issued July, 21 2020. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Ut elit tellus, luctus nec ullamcorper mattis, pulvinar dapibus leo. Abstract: Solid-State Microwave Patents Awarded   A microwave generating system […]

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COMSOL Design Process

Applicator Design In addition to being leaders in the design of cutting-edge microwave technology, Crescend is proud to offer microwave applicator design consulting. This includes the design of custom microwave heating applicators such as furnaces or resonant cavities, waveguide mode transitions, optimized antenna design/selection, and application feasibility studies. This is accomplished through the use of

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World’s First Large Scale Solid State Industrial Microwave System

Crescend Technologies  announces the delivery of a 400 kilowatt, solid state L-band power system to a customer site.  It is believed to be the first large scale deployment of high power solid state RF power in the world.  The application is processing large volumes of high value biomass products. World’s Largest The overall system consists

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Industrial Microwaves: Magnetron Tubes vs. Solid State

Historically, every microwave heating device, from a home microwave oven to a large industrial system, has been powered by a magnetron tube. First developed in the 1940s, and have remained functionally the same ever since. But many say that solid state is the microwave technology of the future, especially when it comes to drying and

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Electromagnetic Simulation of Antenna Performance Solid-State Microwaves

The advent of high-power solid-state microwave technology makes possible the use of coaxial transmission lines and unconventional antenna configurations, something not previously possible when using magnetrons at ISM frequencies without expensive, lossy waveguide-to-coaxial adapters. With this in mind, computer simulations of microwave heating models can serve as valuable tools in the development and control of

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