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Raytheon - World's Largest Manufacturer of Magnetrons and Klystrons<br />

ONE MAN? NO, TWELVE!<br />

ADD THEIR SKILLS TO YOUR STAFF -AT NO COST<br />

Excellence in Electronics<br />

You see only one man on the button. But he<br />

is representative of twelve -12 Raytheon<br />

Application Engineers. They all work in the<br />

division of Raytheon that designs and produces<br />

magnetrons, klystrons and special<br />

purpose tubes.<br />

Teamed together, your engineers and ours<br />

can determine the tube requirements of your<br />

microwave system: Which klystron is best<br />

suited? Which magnetron? Should an existing<br />

tube be modified, or is an entirely new<br />

one called for?<br />

This teamwork lightens the burden on your<br />

systems engineers. It lets them concentrate<br />

on equipment designs while our engineers<br />

assist you in selecting the right tubes for the<br />

best service.<br />

Consult the leading maker of magnetrons<br />

and klystrons right from the start. Raytheon<br />

is ready to help you wherever you are, whatever<br />

your project- military or commercial.<br />

Write for details on our Application Engineering<br />

Service. Ask also for valuable Tube<br />

Data Booklets.<br />

RAYTHEON MANUFACTURING COMPANY<br />

Microwave and Power Tube Operations, Section PT -71. Waltham 54, Massachusetts<br />

Raytheon makes: Magnetrons and Klystrons, Backward Wave Oscillators, Traveling Wave Tubes, Storage Tubes, Power Tubes, Receiving Tubes, Picture Tubes, Transist<br />

Tele -Tech & ELECTRONIC INDUSTRIES June 1956 for product information, use inquiry card on pages 209 -210 75

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