US PATENT SUBCLASS 315 / 39
.~ Discharge device load with distributed parameter-type transmission line (e.g., wave-guide, coaxial cable)


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315 /   HD   ELECTRIC LAMP AND DISCHARGE DEVICES: SYSTEMS

32  DF  COMBINED LOAD DEVICE OR LOAD DEVICE TEMPERATURE MODIFYING MEANS AND ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT DEVICE STRUCTURE {19}
39.~ Discharge device load with distributed parameter-type transmission line (e.g., wave-guide, coaxial cable) {1}
39.3  DF  .~.~> Traveling wave type with delay-type transmission line


DEFINITION

Classification: 315/39

(under subclass 32) Subject matter having an electric discharge device load structurally combined with an electric wave transmission device or line having or acting as if it had distributed inductance or capacitance.

(1) Note. See (8) Note to subclass 32.

(2) Note. The transmission device or line may be a waveguide, a coaxial line or a parallel wire transmission line.

SEE OR SEARCH THIS CLASS, SUBCLASS:

3.5+, and 4+, for this subject matter where the discharge device includes means to focus or otherwise shape the electron stream into a beam. See subclasses 3.5+ where the

transmission line or device includes means to exhibit a wave component of a traveling wave, the velocity of which is reduced in comparison to the wave velocity in free space.

SEE OR SEARCH CLASS 174, Electricity, Conductors and Insulators,

28, and indented subclass, and subclass 102 and indented subclasses for coaxial cables, subclasses 27 and 113 for parallel wire cables.

331, Oscillators,

5, 6+, 79+, 86+, 93, and 96+ for electrical oscillation systems wherein a space discharge device is combined with a distributed parameter impedance device.

333, Wave Transmission Lines and Networks, particularly

13, for resonator type breakdown discharge systems; e.g., T-R or R-T systems, the tube and resonant device being combined in a separable and nonintegral manner, subclasses 219+ for resonant parallel transmission lines, per se, subclasses 236+ for long lines in general, subclasses 239+ under subclass 236 for electric waveguides, per se, particularly adapted for propagating electrical waves having an electric or magnetic field component extending in the direction of propagation, and subclasses 243+ under subclass 236 for coaxial cables, per se, whose distributed electrical parameters determine the wave propagating characteristics of the cable.