The document summarizes the construction and working of a klystron, which is a vacuum tube that can amplify power at microwave frequencies. It consists of an electron gun, cathode, collector, focusing anodes, two cavities (buncher and catcher), and a drift space. Electrons are emitted from the cathode and pass through the buncher cavity where they become velocity modulated. In the drift space, the electrons interact with the RF signal and become bunched. The electron bunches then pass through the catcher cavity where they produce an amplified output RF signal that is extracted. The klystron is thus able to amplify an input microwave signal through the velocity modulation and bunching of electrons using the cavities and drift space