Data set 01
1950 General Electric Transmitting Types
Published operating points and test conditions from this source.
Rectifier
Characteristics
Filling
Mercury vapor
Peak voltage drop typical
15 V
Rectifier - Half Wave ·Rectifier
Directly heated half-wave mercury-vapor rectifier for high-voltage power supplies. Rated for approximately 22 kV peak inverse voltage and 40 A peak current with the low arc drop characteristic of mercury vapor.
Half-wave mercury-vapor rectifier for high-voltage power-supply service.
Medium 5-contact transmitting-tube base
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
22 kV PIV applies with condensed mercury 20–40 C; 12.5 kV for 20–50 C. Peak/average cathode-current ratings depend on in-phase vs quadrature operation.
Source-dependent data
Each block preserves the test conditions and published values from one reference. Values from different sources are intentionally kept separate.
Data set 01
Published operating points and test conditions from this source.
Filling
Mercury vapor
Peak voltage drop typical
15 V
Data set 02
Published operating points and test conditions from this source.
Filament Current
42 A to 46 A
At5.0V
Maximum Peak Inverse Anode Voltage
22000 V
CondensedMercuryTemperature=20to40C
Maximum Peak Inverse Anode Voltage
12500 V
CondensedMercuryTemperature=20to50C
Peak Cathode Current
20 A
InPhaseOperation
Peak Cathode Current
40 A
QuadratureOperation
Average Cathode Current
5 A
InPhaseOperation
Average Cathode Current
10 A
QuadratureOperation
Surge Cathode Current
200 A
MaxDuration=0.2s
Frequency
150 Hz
Anode Voltage Drop
15 V
CriticalAnodeVoltage
100 V