Lab Continuous Radiation Microwave Reactor

Microwave is a type of high-frequency electromagnetic wave that does not inherently generate heat. Due to its scattered nature, microwave radiation cannot directly serve as an energy source. Instead, it requires a magnetron to convert electrical energy into microwave energy.

In this reactor, microwaves generated by the magnetron pass through a medium with an oscillation frequency of 2450 MHz. When the medium possesses suitable dielectric properties and loss characteristics, it interacts with the microwave field, leading to high-frequency polarization. This causes energy accumulation within the medium.