Data set 01
1950 Sylvania
Published operating points and test conditions from this source.
Cathode Ray
Characteristics
Phosphor
P4
Focusing method
Electrostatic
Deflection method
Magnetic
Other
Heater voltage
6.3 V
Heater current
600 mA
Specialized - Cathode Ray ·CathodeRay
Nineteen-inch direct-view monochrome television CRT with electrostatic focus, magnetic deflection, and an aluminized P4 white screen. Wide-angle magnetic deflection and high-voltage operation support a bright receiver picture, with published X-ray precautions.
An indirectly heated, rectangular glass television picture tube featuring a 114-degree magnetic deflection angle, electrostatic focusing, and a bonded shield with an anti-reflection treated safety plate.
The 19DAP4 is a 19-inch, direct-viewed, rectangular glass television picture tube. It features a bonded shield, electrostatic focusing, a 114-degree magnetic deflection system, and an external conductive coating. The tube does not require an ion trap. Electrically and mechanically, the 19DAP4 is identical to the 19CZP4 but is distinguished by an anti-reflection treatment applied to the external surface of its safety plate to reduce specular reflection.
The 19DAP4 is constructed using a J149C glass bulb and incorporates a bonded shield design. This shield consists of a gray filter glass safety plate laminated directly to the face of the tube, providing a light transmittance of approximately 60%. The external surface of this safety plate is treated to minimize specular reflection, improving image contrast and viewability under ambient lighting.
The screen provides a minimum useful display area of 172 square inches with the following dimensions:
The tube has a short-neck design to facilitate compact cabinet styling. Its physical and deflection specifications include:
The bulb contact is a recessed small cavity cap (J1-21), and the base is a B7-208 configuration.
The tube utilizes an aluminized P4 phosphor, which exhibits white fluorescence and medium-short persistence. The aluminized backing increases light output and prevents screen burning without requiring an external ion trap magnet.
The 19DAP4 features an indirectly heated cathode with a controlled warm-up time. The heater is designed for series or parallel operation.
The external conductive coating acts as a capacitor in conjunction with the internal anode coating, which helps in filtering the high-voltage anode supply. This external coating must be grounded.
The 19DAP4 uses the 8HR basing arrangement, which provides the following pin connections viewed from the bottom of the base:
| Pin Number | Connection |
|---|---|
| Pin 1 | Heater (H) |
| Pin 2 | Grid No. 1 (G1) |
| Pin 3 | Grid No. 4 (Focusing Electrode) |
| Pin 4 | No Connection (aligns with horizontal centerline within 30°) |
| Pin 6 | Grid No. 2 (G2) |
| Pin 7 | Cathode (K) |
| Pin 8 | Heater (H) |
| Recessed Cap | Anode Contact (J1-21) |
The 19DAP4 can be operated in either Grid Drive Service (where the video signal is applied to Grid No. 1) or Cathode Drive Service (where the video signal is applied to the cathode). The typical operating conditions for each service are outlined below.
| Parameter | Grid Drive Service | Cathode Drive Service |
|---|---|---|
| Anode Voltage | 20,000 V dc | 20,000 V dc |
| Grid No. 4 (Focusing) Voltage | 0 to 400 V dc | 0 to 400 V dc |
| Grid No. 2 Voltage | 400 V dc | 400 V dc |
| Cutoff Voltage | -46 to -94 V dc (Grid No. 1) | 42 to 78 V dc (Cathode) |
In both modes, electrostatic focusing is achieved via Grid No. 4, which typically operates between 0 and 400 V dc to maintain sharp focus across the screen area.
The ratings below are established under the Design-Maximum Rating System. Operating the tube beyond these limits can impair performance and shorten tube life.
| Parameter | Grid Drive Service | Cathode Drive Service |
|---|---|---|
| Maximum Anode Voltage | 23,000 V dc | 23,000 V dc |
| Minimum Anode Voltage | 15,000 V dc | 15,000 V dc |
| Grid No. 4 (Focusing) Voltage | -550 to +1100 V dc | -400 to +1250 V dc |
| Maximum Grid No. 2 Voltage | 550 V dc | 700 V dc |
| Minimum Grid No. 2 Voltage | 200 V dc | 350 V dc |
| Grid No. 1 Voltage (Negative Bias) | 155 V dc | — |
| Grid No. 1 Voltage (Negative Peak) | 220 V | — |
| Grid No. 1 Voltage (Positive Bias) | 0 V dc | — |
| Grid No. 1 Voltage (Positive Peak) | 2 V | — |
| Cathode Voltage (Positive Bias) | — | 155 V dc |
| Cathode Voltage (Positive Peak) | — | 220 V |
| Cathode Voltage (Negative Bias) | — | 0 V dc |
| Cathode Voltage (Negative Peak) | — | 2 V |
The peak heater-cathode voltage limits are identical for both Grid Drive and Cathode Drive services:
The external conductive coating must be reliably connected to the chassis ground to ensure proper operation and safety.
The 19DAP4 is a 19-inch rectangular glass television picture tube featuring a 114-degree magnetic deflection angle, electrostatic focusing, and an aluminized P4 phosphor screen. It is characterized by its bonded shield construction with an anti-reflection treated safety plate that reduces specular reflection. Designed for either grid-drive or cathode-drive operation, the tube operates at a typical anode voltage of 20,000 V and utilizes a 6.3 V, 0.45 A heater with a controlled 11-second warm-up time. Its electrical and mechanical parameters are identical to the 19CZP4, with the exception of the anti-reflection surface treatment on the safety plate.
General specifications
Properties common to every published source and operating point.
Electrical assignments shared by every tube using this base designation.
No verified pinout is recorded for this base designation.
1 physical section, each with unique specifications.
Section 1
Cathode-ray picture-tube section; anode rating and published direct capacitances captured from supplied family sheet.
Source-dependent data
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Data set 01
Published operating points and test conditions from this source.
Phosphor
P4
Focusing method
Electrostatic
Deflection method
Magnetic
Heater voltage
6.3 V
Heater current
600 mA
Data set 02
Published operating points and test conditions from this source.
Heater Voltage
6.3 V
Heater Current
600 mA
FocusingMethod
Electrostatic
DeflectionMethod
Magnetic
Phosphor
Aluminized P4 white
DeflectionAngles
110-class magnetic
Cathode To All Capacitance
5 pF
Grid1 To All Capacitance
6 pF
ExternalConductiveCoatingToAnodeCapacitanceMaximum
1500 pF
ExternalConductiveCoatingToAnodeCapacitanceMinimum
1000 pF
AnodeVoltageMaximum
23000 V
AnodeVoltageMinimum
15000 V
FocusingElectrodeVoltageRangeMaximum
-400 to +1250 V
Grid2VoltageMaximum
700 V
Grid2VoltageMinimum
350 V
Grid1NegativeBiasMagnitudeMaximum
155 V
Grid1PositivePeakVoltageMaximum
2 V
HeaterCathodeVoltageMaximum
450 V
Warmup<=15s;HeaterNegative
HeaterCathodeVoltageMaximum
200 V
AfterWarmup
HeaterCathodeVoltageMaximum
200 V
HeaterPositive
Anode Voltage
20000 V
FocusingElectrodeVoltage
0 to +400 V
Grid1VoltageForCutoff
-42 to -78 V
Grid1CircuitResistanceMaximum
1.5 Mohm