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Varian Associates

About: Varian Associates is a based out in . It is known for research contribution in the topics: Beam (structure) & Amplifier. The organization has 2160 authors who have published 2591 publications receiving 46002 citations.
Topics: Beam (structure), Amplifier, Wafer, Cathode, Resonance


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TL;DR: The use of electric field theory to predict the chemical shifts of fluorine nuclei in molecules containing localized double bonds has been justified in a previous publication as mentioned in this paper, and this approach is...
Abstract: The use of electric field theory to predict the chemical shifts of fluorine nuclei in molecules containing localized double bonds has been justified in a previous publication [1]. This approach is ...

15 citations

Patent
03 Jun 1974
TL;DR: In this article, a system for injecting sample fluids into an analyzer and processing the analysis data is described, which includes a fluid sample analyzer, a sample storage module for a number of fluid samples, an injection module by which samples are injected into the analyzers, and a control module for governing and sequencing the operation of the system.
Abstract: A system for injecting sample fluids into an analyzer and processing the analysis data is disclosed. The system includes a fluid sample analyzer, a sample storage module for a number of fluid samples, an injection module by which samples are injected into the analyzer, and a control module for governing and sequencing the operation of the system. The storage module houses a plurality of sample-containing trays which can be loaded with samples remote from the system. A gas operated liquid purging system is employed for minimizing the quantity of residual material injected into the analyzer with successive samples, which system operates over a broad range of purging fluid viscosities using excessive amounts of fluid purge material.

15 citations

Patent
12 May 1977
TL;DR: A traveling wave tube adapted for periodic magnetic focusing of the electron beam has a thin-walled, non-magnetic cylinder around the slow-wave circuit portion, forming part of the vacuum envelope.
Abstract: A traveling wave tube adapted for periodic magnetic focusing of the electron beam has a thin-walled, non-magnetic cylinder around the slow-wave circuit portion, forming part of the vacuum envelope. A stack of metal rings surrounding the cylinder has alternating non-magnetic rings and magnetic rings, the latter forming the periodic magnet pole pieces. The rings and the thin cylinder are all brazed together to provide a strong structure. Since the cylinder does not have to be self-supporting, it is made thin enough to allow close spacing between the pole pieces and beam, providing strong magnetic field and good focusing. The brazed joints between rings are not vacuum joints, so the probability of leaks is greatly reduced.

15 citations


Authors

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NameH-indexPapersCitations
Richard R. Ernst9635253100
Fred E. Regnier8841225169
Norbert Schuff8828025442
James S. Hyde7941235755
Carl Djerassi77152337630
Ray Freeman7326922872
Robert Kaptein7243624275
Minghwei Hong5851514309
Jesse L. Beauchamp5527510971
Herbert Kroemer522379936
Hans J. Jakobsen492748401
James N. Eckstein421686634
Ivan Bozovic311285060
John Glushka31763004
Gary Virshup241132374
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No. of papers from the Institution in previous years
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