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Rectifier - Half Wave ·Rectifier

V101555

Directly heated high-voltage half-wave rectifier for demanding circuits. Its capability reaches roughly 50 kV inverse voltage with moderate output current.

Directly heatedCold cathodeCommon cathodeDissimilar
Sections
1
Base
-
Socket code
-
Base pins
-
Nominal heater
6.3 V / -

Description

The V1-0.15/55 is a directly heated high-voltage rectifier tube used in rectifier circuits, with reverse-voltage limits depending on average current.

General specifications

Tube and section characteristics

Properties common to every published source and operating point.

Heater and base

Base
-
Socket code
-
Base pins
-
Nominal heater voltage
6.3 V
Nominal heater current
-
Parallel heater voltage
-
Parallel heater current
-
Series capable
No

Terminal pinout

Electrical assignments shared by every tube using this base designation.

No verified pinout is recorded for this base designation.

Section ratings

1 physical section, each with unique specifications.

Section 1

Rectifier

X-ray radiationInterelectrode capacitances
Max plate dissipation
70 W
Rectifier peak inverse voltage
50000 V
Rectifier nominal output current
150 mA
Rectifier peak forward current
700 mA
Rectifier warm-up time
3 s

English text used as primary source; Russian text used only to repair/check ambiguous OCR.

Source-dependent data

Operating conditions by source

Each block preserves the test conditions and published values from one reference. Values from different sources are intentionally kept separate.

Data set 01

1968 Electronintorg

Published operating points and test conditions from this source.

SECTION 1

Rectifier

Characteristic

  • Heater/Filament Voltage

    6.3 V

  • Warm-up/Cathode Heating Time

    3 s

  • Peak Emission Current Minimum

    700 mA

  • Anode Current Minimum after 500 h

    150 mA

Other

  • Peak Reverse Voltage

    50000 V

  • Peak Anode Current

    700 mA

  • Average/Rectified Anode Current

    150 mA

  • Anode Dissipation

    70 W

  • Reverse Voltage at 150 mA Average

    40000 V

  • Reverse Voltage at 50 mA Average

    50000 V