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75 mA

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Cold-cathode glow modulator designed as an electrically modulated light source in facsimile equipment.

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500 V

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Xenon-filled electronic photographic flash tube for low-voltage capacitor-discharge equipment.

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500 V

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Xenon photographic flash tube with integral reflector and pulse transformer for compact flash equipment.

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6.3 V / 1.2 A

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600 V

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100 mA

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Mercury-argon linear light source with output proportional to anode current for recording, marking, and stroboscopic applications.

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6.3 V / 1.2 A

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600 V

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100 mA

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Mercury-argon linear light source with electrically controlled output for recording, marking, and stroboscopic applications.

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6.3 V / 1.2 A

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40 mA

8 pins - IO - International Octal

Low-noise helium linear light source for sound-on-film recording, interferometry, and related optical applications.

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6.3 V / 1.5 A

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40 mA

8 pins - IO - International Octal

Neon-filled end-viewing linear light source whose output follows anode current and can be electrically modulated.

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6.3 V / 1.25 A

Heated mercury-argon gas-discharge linear light source with output approximately proportional to anode current.

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6.3 V / 1.5 A

Heated helium gas-discharge linear light source providing electrically controlled optical output.

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Compact heated spectral light source filled with spectrally pure helium for laboratory wavelength-reference applications.

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6.3 V / 1.5 A

Compact heated spectral light source using spectrally pure krypton gas for optical spectroscopy and wavelength-reference work.

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6.3 V / 1.3 A

Compact heated spectral light source using spectrally pure neon gas for spectroscopy and wavelength calibration.

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6.3 V / 1.5 A

Compact heated spectral light source using spectrally pure xenon gas for optical spectroscopy and reference applications.

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6.3 V / 300 mA

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20,000 V

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0.2 mA

Ferranti vacuum grid-controlled triode light source using green phosphor, designed for high-speed stroboscopic photography and motion-analysis work.

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6.3 V / 300 mA

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20,000 V

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0.2 mA

Ferranti vacuum grid-controlled triode light source using blue phosphor, designed for high-speed stroboscopic photography and motion-analysis work.

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6.3 V / 300 mA

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20,000 V

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0.2 mA

Ferranti vacuum grid-controlled triode light source using ultraviolet-emitting phosphor, designed for high-speed stroboscopic photography and specialized optical work.

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6.3 V / 300 mA

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20,000 V

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0.2 mA

Ferranti vacuum grid-controlled triode light source using yellow-green phosphor, designed for high-speed stroboscopic photography and motion-analysis work.

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6.3 V / 300 mA

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20,000 V

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0.2 mA

Ferranti grid-controlled vacuum phosphor light source producing yellow emission for high-speed stroboscopic and timing applications.

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6.3 V / 300 mA

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20,000 V

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0.2 mA

Ferranti grid-controlled vacuum phosphor light source producing red emission for high-speed stroboscopic and timing applications.

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6.3 V / 300 mA

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20,000 V

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0.2 mA

Ferranti grid-controlled vacuum phosphor light source producing white emission for high-speed stroboscopic and timing applications.

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300 V

Gas-discharge stroboscopic light source designed for controlled high-intensity optical flashes.

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500 V

Gas-discharge stroboscopic light source for controlled high-intensity flash and motion-analysis applications.

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600 V

Ferranti gas-discharge stroboscopic tube for generating controlled high-intensity flashes.

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600 V

Gas-discharge stroboscopic light source intended for high-intensity repetitive flash applications.

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1,000 V

Dual xenon stroboscopic tube containing two independent EN55 flash assemblies for interlaced operation to roughly 800 flashes per second.

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1,000 V

Xenon gas-discharge stroboscopic light source for controlled high-intensity repetitive flashes.

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900 V

Gas-discharge stroboscopic light source for high-intensity flash and motion-analysis applications.

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10,000 V

Cold-cathode gas-filled discharge flash tube producing an intense approximately one-microsecond light pulse for high-speed photography.

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High-intensity strobotron flash tube producing bluish-white light for visual or photographic examination of repetitive motion. It is an optical light source rather than a photodetector or camera pickup tube.

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High-intensity cold-cathode strobotron flash tube producing true-color illumination for visual or photographic examination of repetitive motion. Its function is pulsed light generation rather than optical detection.