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solid-state vs magnetron systems

Solid-State vs Magnetron Systems

In today’s demanding industrial environment, manufacturers face constant pressure to maximize uptime while minimizing operational costs. The frequent maintenance requirements of traditional magnetron systems create a familiar cycle of frustration: unexpected downtime, costly tube replacements every few thousand hours, inconsistent power output, and the constant challenge of maintaining precise process control. For many operations, these […]

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When Frequent Maintenance Downtime Impacts Production: The Solid-State Solution That Can Run 24 x 7

When frequent maintenance downtime impacts production; the solid-state microwave solution that can run 24 x 7.  Are you tired of frequent downtime and high maintenance costs associated with your industrial microwave systems? Traditional magnetron-based generators, while functional, often require regular replacements and struggle to meet the increasing power demands of modern industrial applications. This inefficiency

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400kW Biomass Material Drying: High-Quality Material Drying Using CW RF Power

High-Quality, 400kW Biomass Material Drying with CW RF Power In 2019 Crescend Technologies was commissioned to design, develop and deploy at a customer site, a 400kW Biomass Material Drying System to be used for large scale biomass drying.  The foundation of this system includes eight (8) Crescend PTL-50 Solid State Microwave Generators covering the 902-928

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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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