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Klystron_Signal
Course: EE 442, Fall 2008School: UPenn
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of Univerisity Pennsylvania Department of Electrical Engineering ESE 441 SENIOR DESIGN PROJECT FACULTY SUBMISSION FORM 1. Project Title: Phase Control of a Klystron Drive Signal 2. Proposer's Name: Rick Van Berg Email: rick@hep.upenn.edu Are you willing and able to serve as project advisor for this project? __X_ Yes; ___ No 3. Brief Project Description (no more than 50 words): This project...
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of Univerisity Pennsylvania Department of Electrical Engineering ESE 441 SENIOR DESIGN PROJECT FACULTY SUBMISSION FORM 1. Project Title: Phase Control of a Klystron Drive Signal 2. Proposer's Name: Rick Van Berg Email: rick@hep.upenn.edu
Are you willing and able to serve as project advisor for this project? __X_ Yes; ___ No 3. Brief Project Description (no more than 50 words):
This project would be to design a modulator which control would the phase of a klystron drive signal. 4. Project Design Objectives: Design a phase modulaor for a klystron drive signal
5. Project Prerequisites: What specific knowledge (e.g. courses or topics) and skills (e.g. programing languages or sof...
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