RF Generators

RF generators are devices used to produce radio frequency signals essential for various experimental and testing scenarios. These generators support precise RF power outputs, accommodating frequencies spanning from 13.56 MHz to 350 kHz, crucial for applications necessitating accurate and traceable measurements.

  5. National Electronics YJ1600 6kW magnetron tube

    Radio Frequency (RF) Generators

    National Electronics YJ1600 6kW magnetron tube

    • Cline Innovations has inventory of YJ1600 magnetron tubes. 
    • Both NEW and USED tubes may be available.  Tube ages and conditions vary. 
    • Most tubes are the conventional YJ1600 design, but some tubes may be available in special water cooling or high-voltage flying-lead configurations.
    • A Limited Warranty may apply depending on factors including customer's intended application & microwave delivery configuration.
    • In general, Cline Innovations coordinates testing of tubes prior to sale unless negotiated otherwise. 
    • Since tubes contain fragile components, Cline Innovations handles all tubes with care, regardless of vintage. 
    • Cline Innovations double-boxes tubes when shipped to customers.

    Make: National Electronics

    Model: YJ 1600, YJ-1600 NL

    1 unit @ Best Price

    Leominster, MA US

    Item 196788

  8. ADVANCED ENERGY RADIO FREQUENCY GENERATOR POWER SUPPLY 3000 WATTS 13.56 MHZ

    Radio Frequency (RF) Generators

    ADVANCED ENERGY RADIO FREQUENCY GENERATOR POWER SUPPLY 3000 WATTS 13.56 MHZ

    Radio Frequency Generator The Advanced Energy Apex Series of RF generators provide higher power density, greater delivered power repeatability and increased reliability.

  12. Astex AX2050 Microwave Generator Set

    Radio Frequency (RF) Generators

    Astex AX2050 Microwave Generator Set

    • Cline Innovations is offering a refurbished 2.5kw microwave generator set including:
      • 19-inch rack-mounted switching power supply equipped with both local (front panel) and remote (computer) control functionality.
      • Water-cooled 2.5kW magnetron head with variable output.
      • Water-cooled 3-way circulator with integrated directional coupler.
      • All interconnecting cables for the above components.
      • Separate sale of the rack-mounted power supply or compatible magnetron heads will be considered upon request.
      • This specific microwave generator has been tested by Cline Innovations and is ready to ship with relatively short lead-time. 
      • This generator design enables manual (local) control using front panel LCD display & controls was well as computer interface control options. 
      • A limited warranty can be considered depending on the application.
      • Photos available upon request.

Common Applications

Semiconductor processing

Plasma generation

Signal testing

Material analysis

Circuit development

Experimental physics

Buying Guide

RF Generators Buying Guide

When selecting an RF generator, it is essential to consider various technical specifications and capabilities that align with your specific laboratory applications.

Start by verifying the frequency range; common frequencies like 13.56 MHz and 350 kHz are ideal for most laboratory processes. Consider the power output required for your applications, which may range from 300W to 1250W depending on your experimental needs.

  • Verify the RF power supply's compatibility with your existing setup, including voltage and amperage requirements.
  • Consider the precision of the frequency control to ensure it meets your measurement accuracy expectations.
  • Check for any included equipment or accessories that may be necessary for your applications, such as matching networks or cooling systems.
  • Ensure the generator offers reliable performance with stable power output to maintain traceable measurements in your laboratory setting.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the common frequencies for RF generators?
RF generators typically operate on frequencies such as 13.56 MHz and 350 kHz, suitable for various laboratory and industrial applications.
What power output can be achieved with RF generators?
RF generators can offer power outputs ranging from 300W to 1250W, providing flexibility for different experimental needs.
How do RF generators ensure measurement traceability?
The precise frequency control and stable power output of RF generators support traceable measurement processes in laboratory settings.
Are there specific brands known for RF generators?
Brands such as Balzers, ENI Power Systems, and Advanced Energy are known for manufacturing reliable RF generators.