Data set 01
1962 Eimac
Published operating points and test conditions from this source.
Rectifier
Other
Voltage - - - - . - - R
2.5 V
Voltage - - - - . - - R - - - - - 2.5 volts
Current
10 A
Current - - - - - - - . . . - - - 10 amperes
Tube Voltage Drop (approx.)
15 V
Tube Voltage Drop (approx.) . . - - 15 volts
PEAK INVERSE ANODE VOLTAGEz
11000
PEAK INVERSE ANODE VOLTAGEz - - - - - - - 11,000 MAX. YOLTS
PEAK ANODE CURRENT
3 A
PEAK ANODE CURRENT - - - - - - - - - - 3 MAX. AMPERES
AYERAGE ANODE CURRENT
75 A
AYERAGE ANODE CURRENT - - - - - - - - .75 MAX. AMPERES
SUPPLY FREQUENCY
150
SUPPLY FREQUENCY - - - - - - 150 MAX. C. P. S.
CONDENSED-MERCURY TEMPERATURE RANGE? [1]
20
CONDENSED-MERCURY TEMPERATURE RANGE? - - - - - - 20-60 °C
CONDENSED-MERCURY TEMPERATURE RANGE? [2]
-60
CONDENSED-MERCURY TEMPERATURE RANGE? - - - - - - 20-60 °C
Published value [1]
2 V
2Temperatures in excess of 60° C limit the peak-inverse rating to 5,000 volts with a corresponding reduction in
Published value [2]
60 V
2Temperatures in excess of 60° C limit the peak-inverse rating to 5,000 volts with a corresponding reduction in
Published value [3]
5000 V
2Temperatures in excess of 60° C limit the peak-inverse rating to 5,000 volts with a corresponding reduction in
conducting and tends to reduce the life of the filament. A temperature tifier and load, to prevent exceeding the maximum peak current of
3
conducting and tends to reduce the life of the filament. A temperature tifier and load, to prevent exceeding the maximum peak current of 3
ELECTRICAL current from exceeding
3 A
ELECTRICAL current from exceeding 3 amperes. This is for the usual case where the
value of [1]
2.5 V
value of 2.5 volts. Unavoidable variations in filament voltage must be In the single phase cricuits (1 and 3), if the current drawn by the
value of [2]
1 V
value of 2.5 volts. Unavoidable variations in filament voltage must be In the single phase cricuits (1 and 3), if the current drawn by the
value of [3]
3 V
value of 2.5 volts. Unavoidable variations in filament voltage must be In the single phase cricuits (1 and 3), if the current drawn by the
kept within the range of [1]
2.4 V
kept within the range of 2.4 to 2.6 volts. A filament voltage less than load is reduced or varies under operating conditions to values less
kept within the range of [2]
2.6 V
kept within the range of 2.4 to 2.6 volts. A filament voltage less than load is reduced or varies under operating conditions to values less
the minimum recommended value may cause a high tube voitage drop, than approximately
70
the minimum recommended value may cause a high tube voitage drop, than approximately 70% of the indicated maximum d-c load current, a
tions, a delay of approximately
30 s
tions, a delay of approximately 30 seconds will be required. The delay When ‘'condenser input'’ filter is used, the peak current will be rela-
tube. In radio transmitter applications the filament should be kept at the capacitor may be as high as
1.4
tube. In radio transmitter applications the filament should be kept at the capacitor may be as high as 1.4 times the nominal RMS voltage of
Published value [1]
60
.060 +.003 INPUT YOLTS* APPROX. D-C MAX. D-C
Published value [2]
3
.060 +.003 INPUT YOLTS* APPROX. D-C MAX. D-C
' dition such that the peak inverse voltage is limited to
5500 V
' dition such that the peak inverse voltage is limited to 5500 volts, the
