Data set 01
1956 Western Electric Tubes
Published operating points and test conditions from this source.
Rectifier
Characteristics
Filling
Mercury vapor
Other
Maximum peak anode voltage
300 V
Rectifier - Full Wave ·Rectifier-Rectifier
Western Electric mercury-vapor full-wave transmitting rectifier using two rectifier paths. Its heavy filament supports substantial peak current with the low voltage drop characteristic of mercury-vapor rectification.
Mercury-vapor full-wave transmitting rectifier.
Medium-shell UX 4-contact
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.
2 physical sections, each with unique specifications.
Section 1
Promoted fields audited from printed ratings/characteristics; remaining published values preserved as parameters.
Section 2
Second physical rectifier section; electrical properties populated from the documented identical section.
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
Maximum peak anode voltage
300 V
Data set 02
Published operating points and test conditions from this source.
Filament voltage
5 volt
Filament voltage 5.0 volts
Nominal fi l a m e n t current
5 amperes
Nominal fi l a m e n t current 5.0 amperes
supply. The voltage should be maintained to within
5 volt
supply. The voltage should be maintained to within 5% of its rated value (5.0 volts). Operation
used, this time is
30 seconds
used, this time is 30 seconds. If the tube is operated at ambient temperatures below 25° C., a
Approximate anode-cathode potential drop
10 volts
Approximate anode-cathode potential drop 10 volts
ambient temperature range and plate current range, it may vary from
5 volts
ambient temperature range and plate current range, it may vary from 5 to 25 volts.
Table
1 volt
Table 1. The values listed are average values of the pulsating current and voltage for an
Maximum peak plate current
2.5 amperes
Maximum peak plate current 2.5 amperes
Maximum peak potential between electrodes
300 volts
Maximum peak potential between electrodes 300 volts
The maximum permissible peak plate current (
2.5 amperes
The maximum permissible peak plate current (2.5 amperes) is a limitation on the instantaneous
The maximum permissible peak potential between electrodes (
300 volts
The maximum permissible peak potential between electrodes (300 volts) is a limitation on the
Filament voltage
5 volt
Filament voltage 5.0 volts
Nominal fi l a m e n t current
5 amperes
Nominal fi l a m e n t current 5.0 amperes
supply. The voltage should be maintained to within
5 volt
supply. The voltage should be maintained to within 5% of its rated value (5.0 volts). Operation
used, this time is
30 seconds
used, this time is 30 seconds. If the tube is operated at ambient temperatures below 25° C., a
Approximate anode-cathode potential drop
10 volts
Approximate anode-cathode potential drop 10 volts
ambient temperature range and plate current range, it may vary from
5 volts
ambient temperature range and plate current range, it may vary from 5 to 25 volts.
Maximum peak plate current
2.5 amperes
Maximum peak plate current 2.5 amperes
Maximum peak potential between electrodes
300 volts
Maximum peak potential between electrodes 300 volts
The maximum permissible peak plate current (
2.5 amperes
The maximum permissible peak plate current (2.5 amperes) is a limitation on the instantaneous