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INDEX

Page

873 •.......................................... 2

IT·17 3

875-A ........•............................... 4-

872·A ........•.................... , 4

866-A - 5

249·B 6

866 JI': (2B26). 6

ft22.822S ..... , . . . . . . . . . • • . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . .. 7 T-40 ...•......... ; ...........•................ 8

TZ40 9

810 •••..•....•....•....••.•••............... ·:10 T·125.T.124 ..............•.•.................. 11

T.200 12

805 13

203 . .1 14

211.211·D 14

211·C , , .. ,., 15

845 .....................•.................... 15

T·21 - .. 16

282·:\ _ 16

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813 _ , .. , ................••....... 17

803 ................•..................•.....• 18 203·Z ..............................••.......... 19 838 ............•..•.••.............••.....•.. 19

T·20 , 20

TZ-20 ...................•.....•.........•.... 21 T·55 •........................................ 22 T·60 •........................................ 23

T·l00 23

83o..B •.........•. ; •.••.....•..•.•.....••...•. 23

TR·40M 23

814 .....................••.....•....•........ 24 8-1.l·SW ........•.............................. 24

HD·203A 24

HD·211C . _ , , 24

Ceneral Tube Information 25 to 31

How To Choose A Tube 25

Lie Ratio 28·29

Recti fier Information ....................•...... 31

Intere hangeability Chart 32

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REX L. I\IUNGER, W9I.1P SaJe, 1l1anager

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··TA'''I~OR TUllES··-ASK A~Y ELECTRONIC ENGIXEEll!

TAYLOR TUBES, Inc., presents this 19,i5 edition uf its famous Tube Manual to Radio Engineers and Technicians in [he Armed Services and the \X'ar Industries with the hope that [he complete, up· to-dare information and technical data will prove helpful in the selection of the right tube for each application and to obtain the highest efficiency from the lube itself. More complete information on each standard type is available, and your inquiries are invited on those or any special types.

The TAYLOR TUBE Engineering Department is geared to provide fast action for you on any special rube problem or requirement.

TA ¥LOR ruBES is bending every effort to meet Military and Naval requirements. Its facilities have been expanded lOO7() and its thoughts are devoted [0 [he greatly increased production and improved quality of electronic tubes for the Services.

After our Victory is achieved, TA YLQR ruBES will offer cubes in a widely extended utility range. TAYLOR TUBES, Inc., has since 1936 maintained constant leadership in hringing its customers new values.

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873

GRID CONTROL MERCURY VAPOR RECTn'I£R

REPLACES 973 AND FG-27

$17.25

GENERAl CHARACTERISTICS

~·i ,[~·.~pr C! ::'::-=c~r~,"~os .. - :;

r~~:·!~1.1l~::~-· ·o_,';": I .i'_: CL.: . s:«.

V:::.l~~qe, v clts .. ~ ;·!.~I

Current, ~r:lPS. •.. 6.75

Heurlnq ·~Ir:l.e-. sec: 45

Sinqle Pha.se----Half-Wave Cir~ult---l Tube

Anode Voltaqe:

)..:dxim '-'IT. Peek In 'Nrse VoIta'1(1. voita.. . . . . . . . . . 3000

1>.hx'm,,'" :-,'.;,1< F"'f'.'·:~rd '/:oII<:1ge, vclts . . , ~OC'.l

Maximllm Anode Cur ... nl:

I~.s'ar.la~.e·:·~s, am>,s. . ..... ,.,

J1.. 'l"(?rafJ~, iln"'~pS. . ~ ....••••••.•. ~ •........ _

S'-''1''' H.,.,,,j,! no: last .oriqer than 1 sec.), amps ..........•..

S;" ... I .. PhaJ<e-Fuli W""e Clto;Ult-2 Tllhes Anode Voltaqe:

Maximum Pellk m'lerSA Vollagfl per tl!he, '1al!~..... , .. , ... 10000

Maxtmum Peal: Forwerd Volta"e per bL", v,,, 11". 3GOO

Maximum Anod. Cllnenh

Instantaneous per tube, amps , ,

Average per tube, amps , , .

",lege- (s~.:\,;:d not les: :'J:lger ~I-.~Ll I s"",.\ ~j[lP';, .

~"'~.-i.l(. r~·::; :~: -t. "":'"'.>7" cf A T/'::=-~:lr; :r:g A:".cd~::= ·:'J:re:~!. 5'?·:. , Maximum Grid Cllr ... nl,

Instantenecus.f amps .. ,

AVr_~raqe, Q~~S ..•••.•••• ,.,", .. ,. _ , :5

T'Jb,' V":I~le- Drop, vclts .... < •••••••• ,............. IO-lS

Approxima~e S,~,·!;"g (:1-,,,r,Kter;stl,,g at Conn. Mer<:llry Temp, of Soo ~.

~_ c. An.:c-= V,-.~t.=t~~r. Grii V['o~~.)ge

70 0

IDe -3

1 reo -5.5

Temperature Umils:

Condensed Mercury TeI:'\per~tt;re .... , A:n~il?nt ~.:..:_:.mp('1.-'.:~·;::-8 ?_d~:;<? Debn!zelicn Time-apPle, ',,,,,,'"

Ionization Tlrne , ,

Dimensions:

Mexi:r.lJm LenlJlh ..•. , , ,., .. , 8\,,"

Di"m~~er ~ _ , , .. , .. , , 215r, .,

Bu;b ,."., , _ . . T·18

C~~ _ . , ~ . , .. ~ .. , .. , .. + ••••••• , ?-..1'-:.{~!:':r.1 ~.~·,!l

'_f ~~. -=:: «J ~(: -·1: rlCJ. ~ . . . . . __ .... , .... , .. ~ • • . • • , ... , ... _ . , ,... i r

Bas"!. " " • . . . . .. .. .. " . ,,4 Pin l.~,-n.~'

The filamenl should )", allowed to cor.e up b cpH~'!ng ~em:",a ~'.~l"~ te-~('"re ~.:-'e pla~e v~1taq~ if; ~r-p~~(" ... ~

-rV/1. .• ~" oper~ting at a {leq'.Jen:y of less than 2" "yc\",.;, the m~x;""~m i::-J;E,~dn~anp.('j,~s current is reduced to twice 1he averaq9 curre nt t.:'!~ir!'."1.

Ret'~rn leads from ~ncde and <)Tid drcdts should be co~ne,,~ed h t~.e ",,~,t~r tap of the !!lanenl transformer winding w>'"n A·C Is us .. d on the Hlernent. II D·C Is used the return should h,. m,":!e to 1he rl~":::;atjvn f:L~!r;,,"rlt te-rI.Ji~J,]L

'":"'h-=- de:c;"j:a.bc'ns ~imr: cf 'lJi~-; ~Yr·,~ cf tube ts teo "ionq to allc~,·, p tc t" used with satisfac:i;;n fer Inverter circni 's.

All mercury vepor or gas filled tubes require pmlt'C:tlw .. resistance. in the grid and anode circuits to llmU th(l current In 1h"se dr"'.Jit" t:> t~.e tat~ .. abe.

. 40 to 80 C .",25 teo cs C lOCO rnierosec .10 mierossc

\0.0 2.5 90.0

10.0 1,25

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873

Gnd control ~ec-'jf:e~ "~,,s '!hyr~lr("'~1 are tiH most vers~til" of eloctrcnlc tuces. ;;:e wide range of usefulness of those tubes is due :0 :en:drkable sensttivity, high cper-

~ling speed. qre~' d,-,~a':Lt:: as e rapid-duly rxmtactnr and g"""'<ll adaptab;U:.,. •. ) a\:t:r..a~;e cperetlons. The T e vlor

INSTALLA nON

-:-~""i.'? ~.~ •. _ c-f '1E' T·-'-~.·-··~ .:.::~ I~":.-·.~:--L~:' f-:r ~~~,._.;_:-.~:~:-{ ~ ~:L.~ -. j.j:-~

': SO »r« t:" socket ~l( ~ ~:~ L-~ ~~~_ ': '. , i:i u~~N~YS be rncun ~c.j VEr~ i:.:a ~ Y with ~r.1.ple air spa::e pr,~· .. i:-:!~~·:.1 ~ r ·.'.:?~l liiation. Tho j;~:'; r-iien ~ :O;';l~ r''''''; 1",,[' s'".,Ylld net be less th~n ::." (: (77" f) ~."rl no' mere then 65' C (j 49 0 F) for tho TIlU;rr.U'T! :c-eak inverse voltage, When th" maxim'-'I:1 ambient temperatur., f."·' "":ods ' .... "'5" limits. loroed ventilation should \'e used.

TL" filarnant 01 the 873 should "".,. ::",.-r~r",-l an ,,-l\ernd~in'l current e: :he u1~ed vdlue of S.U volts. ;:'e s~ci::et should m,'~fl g,,,,d con'3·:: t'" thE! tubs pins ""d ad"qu.:l:", ~utrent·c(lrr{i"q c~p~,i~y lead" 10 t';", secondary winding "I '''8 :>ower transformer s!:·~,"ld be used, Of-"'.'r~:.i"" 01 the Hlarrient et les5 'l,a.~ jl", r~'ed vo:lage may result in a high mtornal voll(lg", drop w::~. s..nsequ(lnt loss of "rrnssion, A iilam;>m voltmeter should be- co,..,..e-::t;>d permenen!ly ectcss Ihe Iilament circuit at the socket IHfmi:>d13 in order thai the filament vcltaqo "~n be maintained at 5.0 volts.

Rec~use the mercury may be splash .. d all Ih" tube- element3 due to shipment or handling, the !il~menl 01 the S73 should be operated tit rated voltage for approximately 3 mlnules without plale voltage In order to distribute I},e mercury properly when the tube :s !iT":'~ pla.ced in service. Tho? abc-v"=, P;~-;':~f:L~·l~!t~~ nE','d ~_o~ t-e ~epen~ed '....:.:-~~-3'~S t~_E~ ll1:_~'[.! is !'"1?:r::1.ove~ !:-cm the socket and ci'.!ri:-_r.; ~L.--\~~f!llI·;q ,r.e n:,,:cury becom"" splashed on I!-.e ,ube elements.

Th..., -'::.nci.=:-nsf<l :·I~I ~T':":'~T~l ~i?~_i.,erJ.~ure sr.culd ~e e: !~as~ 25'" r: h:·b,,, '~e pl(l!a vc-itage is ~pl-'l:wl Tr.is mo y 10" crdinanly e cccmpi;"hc·'.i by Introducinq ~ time :ag "f a\ 1,,~';1 45 ""."onas b<o-tween ~;-.9 a.J.=..~::(·:;1! I·::n of the ~:b:n't-' r .: a:--.:-':' t::e ]::d~e -,~: ~t=-q~~~_ r~l r-vrn' : ~.:'9. t aL:-r. ~-::-:::. El-~c~::3 (;F',:~: T '_v ~!_..- : :._.~- r;.\ to;. ~I::! ~dg8 ~s ;:-..;. 1-: :8.:] I th ~ ~.r!~_h~,)~j~~ time- cf 11-:8 fi:":=F..~:·:1t ~;! .. ~ .:;..~ to? i:'_C-:-E"J.SEQ.

~A·h-:·r'r t::.'; 8'7J is sui; :e':~t:-d ~L:.r·>q c:~·.~r,]~icn 10 e-:("~·:'":"tal high .;.- _k::'.J·· .:T !",_lqh fre:;r:":E-:-.::t fk·LL~, s;·_.·< ~;iJg and ?-F fil~e~ circuits should be providsd .

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TT 819
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E~ SVQL t~.I'9. C.

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r--- r--- -- .. ~
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r- r-S- L' .._
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TT-17

Grid control r9ctJ1ier tube .. (thyretrons] are lb. most verll4tile of ele<:.1ronlc: tubsa. lhe wide range of uMfulness of the:tte tubes Is due to rem~,Ir"ble sensitivity, hi(jjlh operaUng .peed, great durability 119 ~ rapld-duty con!actor and genera! ecIolptability to automatic operations. 'The Taylor 'J'T-17 hots &. wide range 01 uses In the new industrial eJec.. Ironic apparatus. The new. mor. ruqqed dealgn inSIlA8 sucee .. lul cperaticn under Ih. most difficult conditions.

DfSrALLAnON

'The ~.e of the Taylor IT-17 b designed for mounUnq In a standard lour·pronq socket, The tum. should always be mounted vertically with ample air space provided for venlilatlon. The ambient teml='arature should not b" less than 25° C (77' F) and not more ,I,.,m 6S 0 C (149~ F) :~r "", rnaximum padk ir.-,-erso voltage. When 'he maximum ambient :'?:nper,,!ure ex~eeds these limit~, forced vantilatlon should be used.

The liIament of the iT-17 should be operated on alernatinq current at the rated value 01 2.5 volts. The sod.at should make good contact to the tube pinll and adequate current-<:arrying capacity I.."ds to the secondary windinq of the power translonIler should be used. Opera· tion of the filament a\ less t""o the rated voltage msy re~ult In a hiqh tnternel voltage drol=' with subsequent loss 01 emissicn. A lila:nent voltmeter should be conne<:.1ed permanently across the fil4mant circuit al the socket terminals In order that the illaJ!1ent voltage can be maintained at 2.5 volta.

Because the mercury ruilY ~ splashed on the tube elements due to shipment or handlinq, the filament of the IT·17 should be operated. at rated volt(l.ge for approximately 3 minutes without plate vo!Lsqa In order to distribute the mercury ~roperly when the lUbe 13 first placed In service. The above procedure need not be l"9I'Hted unlees the tu~ is removed from the soc:ket and during hsndJinq the mercury becomes spluhed on the tube elements.

The condensed marcur y temperature should bo at least Z5° C btefom the pl .. te voltage is ilI'pli"d. This may be crdlnerily eecomplished by introducing a time laq of at least 30 seconds between the apl='licsliOll of lhr filamEnt and the plate voltages. In event that arcbad: should occur when the plate voltage Is applied, the pre-heaUnq time of the filament should be increased,

When the TT·17 is subiec-ed during operation 10 external hiqh volt",ga or high frequency field". shielding and R·F IUter circuits should be prO¥ided.

r-, 1"- f\ TT 17
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1/ ~ 10 "- \ f\
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i.or 7' TT-17

GRID CONTROL MERCURY VAPOR RECTIFIER

REPLACES FG-17 AND 967 TYPES

$6.00

GENE1lAl CHARACTERISTICS

Num]:),;r of Electrode,... . . . . . . . . . . .

Filiment-OlI:ide Coated:

Voltage, volts -

Current, amps _ .. ,-

Heating Time, apprOll:" s .. ~ .

3 2.5 5.0 5

Sibql. Ph_Half.Wa...-e Circuit-l Tube .....oct. Vollaq.:

M"ximum Peak Inverse Voltage :l:s - -

Maximum Peal:: Forward Volteqe cits .

Mulmum bode ChIN .. "

Instanteneeus, amps. . - - , -

Awr.oge, amps. - ,.

Surge (should not last longer tl-.,ln ; se:.), amps .

2~C'J 2500

2.0 .50 2'0

SiD.,!e ~Full- W ue Circu..it-2 Tu,," Az>od_e Voltaq.:

Mall:imum Peak Inverse Vo!t.lge per :\':'=-'?, "IOltS_

Mall:irnum Peal:: Forward Voltaga ~er l'Ji;e. volts .•...... - -

Mmdmum ADod.. C_tJ

tn.tantan80la per tube, amps.... . . - .

Average per tube. amps .. , - - - .

5urqe (should nol J...s1 longer than I sed, amps , - .

Ma:drnurn Time of Averaging Anode Current. sac __ .

Muimwn Grid Cwnollt: lnslantaneous.t ilmps .•.....

Averilge, amps .

Tube Vollag" Drop, volts _

7500 2['00

2-0 .25 20 15

_ .... , ., , . . .. .25

. , _ _ _05

.................. 10-24

Approximate SllttiUq Char...,tedslics:

D. C. Anode Volta"", 30

100

1000

Grid Vol!age a ~2_2S -5.0

Tempera twe limn ••

Condensed Mercury Temperature. _.... __ .. 41) to 80 C

Ambient Temperature Range - .. . __ , 2S to 65 C

DeionjzaUon Time------.approxima!e _ _ _ _ : aGO microsec

Ioniuotion Time .•......... _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . _ .. j a micro sec

DimeAlOla ... ,

Maximum Lenglh _ _. _ " 6~""

Diameter _ _ . - . . . . . Z~'n-"

Bulb . - .. , . , . . . . . . . .. - 5·19

Cap...................... __ Medium metal

Base ,................. __ Medium 4 pin bayonet

7y~e of Coolmg , _ _ Alr

'The Jtlament should be allowed to CC::le up tc opera:i"g tornpereture belole the plate voltage is applie-I.

tWhen operailnq at a frequency of less then 2S cycles: :.\1e maximum Instantaneous current is reduced :0 twice tho IIver"qe C'..:rr~mt ratinq.

Return leeds from anode and qr,a circuits should ~ connected to the center tap of the filament transformer winding when A.c Is used on Ihe filament. If D-C is used the return should be m(l.de to the neg<l;Uve filament terminal.

Tho deicnizetion time of this :ype cI tube 1$ too lonq to allow It to be used wilh satisfaclion for invertor circuits.

All mercury vapor or g"S fllled lubes require protective reslstanc.l in the grid and anode Circuits to limit the current in these circulls to II>" r",ted values.

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875·A

CARBON ANODE AND SHIELD HALF-WAVE

MERCURY VAPOR RECTIFIER TUBE

For Broadcast Stations and Induction Healing Apparatus

$30.00

Tlus new and greatly Improved Taylor design incorporates !he USI 01 '" Processed OIr· b:on Anode end shield. This type Is widely ':'J~.j i:; ccrnrne: -'"' services. A perforrnance test will tlJ"roughly prove :he supertcrity ,_,I ~<lylor's 875-A's.

GENERAL CHARACTEJUSTICS

fJlam,ent Volts _ , .....•........... , . _ .......•••• 5

Fllament Current, ",mps _ , ..............•...•• , , .. 10

He~ting lime, seccnds . .

, , , ., ... 30

Oyerall Dimension.

M~x!mum Heiqht, Inches - , .. , ~ 100/.

Muimum DI",meter. Inches _ ' " 3U

50 Watt au.

None .. Glan

Mu. Peak inveme Volta.;e

C<>ndensed Mercury Temperature 20' 10 50' C .•.••....•..•• 15.000

Condensed Mercury TeopiOrd'ure 20" to 60' C _ 10,000

Ma ... Pe(lk Plate Currant, (Imps ....•............•..•..... - . . . 5

Max. Avera .. a Plata Current. dmps_. '.................... 1.5

Approx. Tube VcI!ago Drop. volts .... _ -

TYPICAl CmCUIT-MAXIMOM CONDITIONS R.M.s.

Input Voll4I

S!n .. J. phase lull wave (2 lubes) 5300

Sinqle phase bridge (4 tubes).: ,. W600

Thre. ph",se h",lf wave (3 lubes) 6120

Thr"'" pha,. parallel double Y (6 tubos) 6120 Three phase full wave (6 tubes) _ . , .... 6120

Max. D.C. Output

Volt3 Amps.

4750 3

9500 3

7150 4.5

7150 9

14300 4,5

Sp.cl&! Note

In transit mercury in tube splatters over fUament-thareforG wh .. n first placing this tube into operation filament ahculd be lIqhled for fully 15 minutes 10 allow mercury 10 condense to bottom 01 bulb.

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HALF-WAVE MERCURY VAPOR RECTIFIER TUBES

New Low Pricei

872-A$7.50

8008 $7.00

This new and greatly tmproved Tavlor design Incorpcretee the use d a Process-ed Carbon Anode end s'_Hd_ -:-r,,,d and proven in actual broadcest station use. A perfcf'"l'.o.~_:~ :e.'·,' ,,'.';:! thorouqhly PfOV'" tho superiority 01 Taylor 872·A's. !II .. s::1gle JOl-:~se full W;;ve rectifier, with choke input. two 872·A's wil) ue~iver up to 2.5 amps. at 3200 volts D.C. M,.tPi-s'rand fllerner.t. P.a::r:g" lor the 872-A and 8008 am iriontlcal.

GENERAL CHABACtER18TICS

Filament Volts ,......... . _ , . . . . .. 5

Fllament Current, ~mps ,. _ . , . _ _ 6.75

Heatinq Time, seconds.......... , . , 30

Overall Dime naions

Maximum Height. Inches •.. , ..... ",. _ .. _ .....• ,. ". , . _ ....•• 8116

Mulmum Diamiltar, inches .,... . zh

Noa_ GlaH

872-A has a standard 50 walt base. The 6'008 has the mdustrial type Ion .. proriq 50 walt base--fits a Johnson No. 244 socket,

Max. Peak Inverse Vol!"ge

Condensed Mercury Temperature 200 fa 60' C, .. _

..... 10.000

Condensed Mercury Temperature 20' to 70· C.. . _ 5,000

Max. Peak Plilte Current, amps ., _ _ _ , , , .. , .. _ . . 5.0

M~x. AVerolge Ple.!e Current. amps

1.25

TYPICAL CmCUIT-MAXIMUM CONDITIONS R.M.s.

Input Volta

Singl" phase full w"'ve (2 tubes). _ 353Q

Sing-Ie phase bridge (4 tubes) , 7081)

Three phase half Wdve (3 tubes). , 4080

Maz. D.C. Output Volta Ampa.

310U 2.5

6360 2.5

4780 3.75

Three ph~se parallel dcucl o Y (6 ,,-,t,?,) 4Q8Q Three phase fuil wave (6 tu~e$:., .... _ 4080

4780 7.5

4780 3.75

Special Note

In transit mercury in tube splatters over filament-therefore when liut plecinq this tube into operation fil~ment should be lighted for fully 15 minutes to alicw mercury to condense to bortcrn of bulb.

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The slnqle-phese half-wave circuit of Fiqure l :5 ~,G~ v et ; popular due 10 the fac\ Ihat ~he ripple is of gr~"I"r mecru:ude and beir<q of Icwer frsquency than ather systems IS more difficult to filler. With c:hake input, the DC voltage will be approximately .45 Ih~,t of Ihe r.m.s. 'ia::~ge E. figure 2 illustrates the full-wave single·phase crrcu.: whicn every am"teur is familiar wilh. Figure 3 is kienucal in nature with Figure 2, except '.hat four tubes (mere If desired) are used to obtain higher current output, Tho? r~sistcrs shown in Ihe plate circu.is or these tubes are very 9ssen:la;. otherwise one tube Will generally fake most at the load

· ..... ;:h the natural result 'ho'- tho? tube :ife is gred!ly :ie:::"~sed; ~ drop of about six volts across these resisters will insure stability. Figure 4 shows a bridge circuit wHh feur tubes,

its advantage is that high DC voltages can be secured

without expensive (high peak inverse vol:gge) tuoes and with low voltage transformers. For full-wave rectification l::e DC v~l:age can be increas"d by using the entire secondary OL:.·~'~t of the plate .rensiormer, in Iact, the volteqe will be exactly io:.r;::I.ed; or course, this halves the current output due to the transtcrmor current carrying limitations. figures 5 and 6 are similar to that of figure 2, except tha t they apply to three- phase circuits. In the circuit of FI<JUre 5. each tube carries current for one-third cycle. The circuit 01 Figure 6 is very commonly employed in high power transmitters wl,ere three-phase power is a.vllilable due to the high DC output volt4ge attained. This circuit has the added advantage that the ripple frequency is high. being six times the supply frequency, allowing simple filtering.

Fic;.ure Transformer Volts
No. E
I . 7 x Inv. Pk, Vtg .
2 .35 It; Inv, PIc. Vtg.
3 .35 x Inv. Pk, Vtg.
4 . 7 x Inv. Pk. V!G .
5 .43 x: Inv, Pk. Vtg.
6 .54 x Inv. Pk. Vtg. 1'10.1

DC Output Valls DC Output Current

at Input to Filter in Amperes

.45 :r: E .33 x Pk. Plate
.9 xE .66 x Pk. Plate
,9 xE 1.32 x Pk. Plate
.9 xI: .66 x Pc, Plate
i.ia X E .83 x Pk. Plale
2.25 x E 1.0 x Pk. Plate 866·A

HALF- WAVE MERCURY VAPOR RECTIFIER

$1.50

There are more Taylor 866/866-A Tubes in use than alq other braNd.

Tayler 866·A uses Ihe hr..~'~5 ,a:-!or multf-strand filament which has twice the usual sr.,,:ting surface. The csramrc insuietor between the pla!e C3P and the glass gives increased voltage breakdown protection.

GENERAL CHARACTElUSTICS

Filament Volta ..•..•... , , ,., , 2.5

Filament Current, amps ...••••••••.....•.. , ...••.•..... , . , •.••. 5.0

O rall Dimension.

~!aximum Height, inches , , , , .. S V.

Maximum Diameter. inches.,., ,.,.,., , , 21.

UX -4 ProD9 Base Max. Peak Inverse Voitllge

Condensed Mercury Temperature 20· 10 60· C, volts 10,000

Condensed Mercury Temperature 20· to 70· C. volts 5.000

Max. Peak Plate Current. amps , ,........... 1.0

Max. Average Plate Current, amps , 0,25

TYP(CAL CIRctm'-MAXlMUM CONDmONS

R.M.S. Input Volts

Single phase lull wave (2 tubes)...... 3530

Single phase bridge (4 tubes) ,. 1060

Three phase half wave (3 tubesl 4080

Three phllse paralled double Y (6 tubes) 4080

Three phase fu.ll wave (6 tubesl. , 4080

Mall, D.C. Output

Volts Amp •.

3180 0.5

6360 0.5

4780 0.75

4780 1.5

9560 0.75

SPKlal Note

In' transit mercury in tube splatters over filament-therelore when first placing this tube Into operation m4ment should be lighted for fuUy 15 minutes to allow mercury to condense to bottom of bulb.

ST ANDARD RECTIFIEB CIRCUrrs

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249-8

NEWI

BETTER I

~ HALF-WAVE MERCURY VAPOR BEC11f1ER TUBE

New Low Price!

$5.00

Th.is new Rectifier tube uses II Processed Carbon Anode lind shield together with the recognized IIdvllntllges of Taylor's Multi-strand fila· ment, The ceramic lnsulator between the plate cap and the gll1SS qlves increll8ed voltage breakdown protection. 249·B's are widely used in Commercilll Transmitters lind during the past year many Tllylor 249-B'~ went into this service with success. The Taylor 249·B is an exaCl replacement for tubes with :he same type number.

GENERAl. CHABACTERISTICS

F1lament Volts ..••.•.................•... 2.5

F1lIIment Current. amps ................•.. 7.5

o-r.n DbneaaJon.

MIIX. Height, inches 6'¥e

Maz. Di~eter, inches , " , ,2Y2

Noua Glau OX " PJonq 8_

ISM DrawiD9)

Mu. Peak Inverse Voltage

Condensed Mercury Temperllture 20· 10 &I' C, valls ... , .... 10,000 Condensed Mercury Temperature 20· to 70· C. volts ..•..• ,. 5,000

Max. Peak Plale Current. amps ..•..... , ..•............•...... 1.5

Max. Average Plate Current, amps , ' 0.375

TYPICAl CIRCUIT-MAXIMUM CONDJT[ONS R.M.s. b3put Volts

Single phil" full wave (2 tubes)...... 3530

Single phase bridge (4 tubes) 7060

Three phase hllll wllve (3 tubes)...... 4080 Three phase paranel double Y (6 tubes) 4080 Three PMse full WIIVe (6 tubes} •••••• 4080

Max. D.C. Output

Voll11 Amps.

3180 .750

6360 416'0

4780 9560

258-8 - $6.00

Repillces tube with same type number and has same electrical and physlcel characteristics as 249·B except base has two V4 inch prongs only. Fits W.E. type 138-8 socket.

Speciill Nol.

In transit mercury in tube splettera over filament-therefore When first placinq this tube into operatlon filament should be lighted fer fuEy IS minutes to allow mercury to condense to bottcm of bulb.

.750 1.12 2.25 1.12

A heevy-duty resistor should be connected across rhs output of a fil'e~ in crder !~ draw scme lead current at ali ~(mes. Tbs resistor avoids soaring at no load when swingic:g cb.~k2 input is used and also provides a means for discharging Ir.a h::er condensers when no external vacuum-tube circuit load is connected to the filler. This bleooer resister should normally crew approximately 10 per cent of the full load current. The above table gives suitable values of bleeder resistors for power supply cysterns with from sao to 3000 volts output.

866 JR.

(2B26)

HALF-WAVE MERCURY VAPOR RECTIFIER

$1.00

The 866 irs. fill d real need for in'~""...e::i"te power requirements. ',;"hey are intended to be used as rectH,~rs in power supplies of :r;:,,'1 60C ::> lOCO volts D.C. where :r.s receiving type full-wave rectifiers will not stand up and where :"",, pc ...... er capabilities of the Heavy Duty 5'66's are not necessary. -:-r.~ s:-:~l1er size of the 866 Irs. is another ieaiure that will prove to ::", =~ great advan!aga in the layout of compact power supplies.

Fll. Volts 2.5

Fil. Current. Amps..................... 2.5

Peak Inverse Volts SOOO

Peak Plate Current. ma " 500

Av. Plate Current. ma 125

Tube Volt Drop. Approx ' 15

Max. Size 5V4 in. X 2V~

UX Ceramic &se

Coll.DecI Pblte rermiaal to U.ual Position Standard On AIl UX lues

866 JR.

The 866 Jr. uses the multi-strand filament introduced by TAYLOR TUBES. The multi-strand .filament construction used in TA nOR rectifiers has twice the emitting surface of the nickel aI10y ribbon type hlaments used in ordinary rectifiers.

BLEEDER RESISTOR SPECIFICATIONS

Actulll Dlas{· Recommended
Output Rellistance patedPower Resislor
Voltage In Ohms In Watts Wllttaoe Rat!nq
500 25,000 10 25
1,000 SO,OOO 20 SO
1,500 75.000 25 SO
2,200 100,000 40 100
3,000 200,000 45 100 6

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GENERAl. CHARACTEBlSncs

Filament Voll3 , 10

Fllament Current, amps.................. .(

AmpliflcaUon Fector . . . . . . .. 30

Plate Dlsslpatlon. watts 200

Izatereledrode Capadti"

Grld·Ple.te. mmf 13.5

Grid·Fllament, mmf.... . . . . . .. . . . . . . . .. .. 8.5

Plate-Fllament, mmf. 2.1

Overall Dtmen310nl

MdXiIDum Length. Inches .•.•.••....•...• 9

Maximum Diameter. inches 2%

Sl4ndard 50 WaH Bu.

CLASS C TELEGRAPHY

Maximum Ratmon

D. C. Plate Volts 2500

D. C. Plate Current, ma .......•.........................•.... 300 D. C. Grid Current, mo!...................................... 60

D. C. Grid Volts 400

Plo!te Dissipation, walts 200

Typlc-.l Oper_tin9 Coudltiolll

D. C. Plate Volts............................. 2000

D. C. Plate Current. me , 300

D. C. Grid Current, ma....................... 51

D. C. Grid B~s Volls -136

From Grid Leak of, ohms 2670

Or !Flxed Supply of, volts -75

From 1 Plus Grid Leak of. ohms.............. 1200 Plo!te Diaalp!lllon. wat......................... 140

Power Oulput. watts , 460

Driving Power. watts......................... 14

2500 300 51 -190 3730 -100 1765

150 600 17

CLAS.S C TELEPHONY MuimWl1 Raila ...

D. C. Pl<Ite Volts

1000 250 60 400 135

D. C. Plate Current. ma .

D. C. Grid Current. ma .

D. C. Grid Volls .

PIa te Disslp!ltiOll. watts .

Typlc-.l 0pen.l:ln9 CO!Idltlon8

D. C. Plate Volts 1750

D. C. Plate Current, ma........ 250

D. C. Grid Current. ma....................... 4S D. C. Grid Bias Volts......................... lSI

From Grid Leak of. ohms.............. . . . . .. 3350 Or {Fllted Supply of. volts.. .. . . . . . .. . . . .. -65

From Plus Grid Leak of. ohms.............. 1900 Pl<'lte Dissipation. watts....................... 92 Power Output. watts. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 345 DrivinQ Power. W<'ltts........................ 12.5

CLASS B AUDlO

Typical Operatin.9 Conditions for Two Tube.

D. C. Pl<'lte Volts 1500 2000 2500

D. C. Plate Current, mll............. 500 500 500

D. C. Grid Bias Volts -35 --45 -67.5

Power Output. watts............... 525 720 900

Drlvtnq Power. W<'lUs............... 7 7.2 7.4

Plate to Plate Load. ohms 6800 9500 12000

P9(lt Grid to Grid Volts............ 286 306 351

2000 2SO 43

195 4500 -75 2BOO

95 405 13.7

3000 450 -80 1000 B 16000 352

822- $18.50

8225 $11.50

GENERAL PURPOSE TRIODE 200 WATTS PLATE DISSIPATION

The 822 and 822S are unusually e[flc!ent and rugged Tuees especially designed for peak per· formance in all ?. F services, 822 up to 20 me; 822S up to 3J me: ani in Class B Audio. These tubes are widely used ::1 Induction Heating and Diathermy appa:a:c.s 'N~c~~'" !ong·Hfe under abusive condiilons den:ancis a :abe that "can take It" The 822S is exectiy ,h" same as the 822 except that the grid ;eai ccrr; - s c:.<· thrcuqh the side of the bulb. thus d::~~d:".g increased safety of operation cn ~.:g~ .. " £;e:;-~"ndes.

CLASS B AUDIO DATA

The chart below gives the max. average vabe as would be indio cered on the plate current meter with sine wave input For the same peak output with voice Input the max. average plate current reading will be <'lpproximately 50 to 60 per cent of this value.

Supply I I Audio Walls
Vol1aQ. 400 SOD 750 1000 +Output
!
I 32000 I 21500 I 16000 r:PlatetoPlateload'
3000 230ma. 340 rna. 5C:: me. M<'lx. Av. Ip,
2.6 4.6 8.0 Wo!ttsdrive
I 22000 I [4500 I lC500 ~Plate to Plate load
2600 280ma. 4101114. 560 ma, Mu. Av. Ip,
3.5 6.0 8.5 WalllIdrive
16800 I 13000 I 8&'00 ~Plate 10 Plate load
2000 2B5 ma. 360ma.. 525ma. Max.Av.lp.
3.25 4.8 7.4 -W<'lt1,drlve
I 9000 , 71 00 ~rlate to Plate load
1500 390ma. 500 mao Mu:. Av.lp.
U 6.7 +-W<'ltts drive I, ..,.

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T·40

GENERAL PlJRPOSE TRIODE 40 WATTS PLATE DISSIPATION The Wonder Tubes

$3.50

260 WATTS Safety Factor

In six yeaH over 200,000 T·40's and 1'2-40's were put into operauon in Amllteur lind Commercial Transmitters in nearly everl country in the world. They are widely "sed by to"!e British qovfll1lment These Wonder Tubes are the mcst popular medium power Transmitting T-ubes ever devel-

oped and they unquestionably set 4 new lind higher standard of "WlltllI per Dollar" in this field. Prior to the advent of the 7·40 and TZ-40, the only comparative tube sold for $10,00, which is further proof thll! Taylor Tubes Is solely responsible for tcdav's outstanding values in Trensmitttnq Tubes.

T-40's and 1'240'8 offer you Processed Carbon Anodes 'egelner with =omplete Y.Jlycder:uID gnds, maktnq possible the Salest Tube In their class in their ability to withstand serious temporary cverloeds, The Scientifically designed Thoriated Tungsten filaments insure longUfe and maximum emi&eion.

TECHNICAL DATA

While the rated plate dissipation 01 the 1·40 and TZ-40 is 40 watts no COlOf shows on the plate until the disstpetron amounts to appro:ti· mdtely 60 WllttS and it takes about 90 wlltlS to cause a red spo! tn the center 01 the plate. In this CdtaiOg it will be noticed that the 1'2-40 MS been recommended as lin R.F. AmpJifier. The reason 15 th~t due ot the Zero Bias charectertstics the plate current will drop to 4 low value when e~citalion ceases such 49 tn keying of a precedIng stage. This elimindtes the necessity of 4 fixed source of bias as would be required by d T·40 under similar ccndlticns. Comparing the T·40 and TZ-40 we note !hllt the T'40 Is euler to drl'Ve !han the TZ--tO. However, in most cases the small addillonal dri'Vinq power requu-ed by !he TZ-40 is less objectionable than the fi~ed source of bias !hat must be ueed with the T-40.

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GENERAL CHAllACTEJUSnCS

Filament Volts , 7.5

FUamen: Cur1'9nt, amps,.",.".,., •..... , ....•••..... 3.0

Amphfication Fector 25

Pldte Dissipation, watts , 40

Inlerelec1rod. Capac:ltlft

Grid·Pla!e, mmi. . , . ' . , , . ' ' 5.2

Grid·Filament, mm!. .. """., , .. ,., , 4.9

Plate-Filement. mmf, ., ,., " , 1.0

o.etall DimeulODa

Maximum Length, inches, .............•.•.•••• , ••••• 81(4

MmlDum Diameter, inches,. '.' ' ' .. ,., 2ft

Alelmaq OX " ProJlq ....

CLASS C TELEGRAPHY MaldmuJII Raling.

C.C.s.

D. C. Plate Volls 1250

D. C. PIa te Current, ma....................... 125 D. C. Grid Current, ma....................... 40

D. C. Grid Volts 250

Plate Dissipation, watts....................... 40

Typical OperaliDq ConditiOD.

D. C. Plate VoIls ""'" 1250

D. C. Plate Current. IDa •••.• ~ • • • . . • .• ...•.•• 125

D. C. Grld CuJ-n,nl, rna __ ...•.... ' . . . . . . • 25

D. C. Grid Bi4$ Volts " __ -110

from Grid Leak of, ohms , •. "'"'' 4400

Or {FI~er;l Supply of. volts " --60

From Plus Grid Leak of, ohms 2000

Pla,te Dissipation, W4ttS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40

Power Output, watts......................... 116

Driving Power, watts........................ 6.5

I.C.A.S, IS00, 150 40 250 40·

1500 ISO

28 -140 5000 -75 2300

67· 158 9

• It is permissible to allow the plate dlssipation to appr04ch twice the normal ratlnq in telegraph service where key down condition emla approximately 50 per cent of the time.

CLASS C TELEPHONY Maximum l\atlnq.

C.C.S.

D. C. Pillte Volts 1000

D. C. Plaia Current, ma __ 115

D. C. Grid Curren I, ma...................... 40

D. C. Grid Volts __ '" . . 250

Plate DIssipation, WdttS .. , ,.............. 30

TJPiea.l Op.,.t1n.q Co!!ditlo~

D. C. Plate Volts 1000

D. C. Plate Current, ma __ 100

D. C. Grid Current, lDd __ 18

D. C. Grld Bias Volts __ . __ -100

Frem Grid Leal: of, ohms. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 5600

Or {Fixed Supply of, volts.. 50

From Plus Grid Leal:: of, ohms............. 2800

Plate Dissipation, wefts ..•..•...•.••.•...•••. ' 29

Power Output, willls......................... 71

Dri'Ving Power, Wlltls........................ 4.2

J.C.A.s . 1250 125 40 250 40·

1250 l15 20 -lls 5750 80 2750 40· 104 5.25

"The intermittent narure of voice modulation in i!l!Il4teur telephone transmission permits the use 01 the maximum pIdte dj8sipa.Uon fdtinqs.

TZ-40

ZERO BIAS TRIODE

40 WAnS PLATE DISSIPATION The Wo~ TuhH

$3.50

DELIVER 2S0 WAn'S CLASS B AUDIO OUTPUT

THE IDEAL DOUBLER TUBE

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GENEJIAL CHARACTERISTICS •

Filament Volts ......................•.••...........•. 7.S

FJlamant Currant, ernps ...........•••.•.•••..•.•••••• 3.0

Amplification factor 52

Plate Disslpaticn. watts 40

lnlerelecttode Capildlie.

Grid-Plate, mmL ................................•.... 5.0 Grid-Filament, mmf ..............••••••.•••••.••• ' ••••• 4.8 Plate-Fflament, mm.f .......•.....•.•...•...•.•.•••.••• O.B

Overall Dimenalona

Maximum Length. inches ............•••••............ Sv.. Maximum Diameter, inches .............•.•....•...••• 2 '" A.lsID!.aq OJ: ~ PfOD'I Bu.

CLASS B AUDIO DATA

In the chart below, the current value is the maximum ~verage value all WQuld be Indicated on the plate current meter with sine wave Input For the S4.!Ile peak output with voice input the maximum averilqe plale current as indicated on meter will be approximately 50 to 60 per cen! of this value.

Audio -r~UPPIY Voltage
Walta 7S0 1000 1250
Outpull
6000 I 15500 --Plate to Plate load
100 230ma. 145 mao .... Mu.Av.lp.
4.0 2.0 ..... Walts drive
8800 16000 I+-Plate 10 Plate load
ISO 240 mao 175 mao .... Max. Av. Ip,
4.4 2.7SW -Wallsdr±ve
7350 14000 20000 rPlale to Plate load
175 2BO mao 200 rna. 170 <-Max. A v. Ip.
S.S 3.4 2.75 -Wat~s drive
10000 16000 r-Plate to Plate load
225 2BOm4.. 215 +-Mu. Av. Ip,
6..0 3.BS .... Watts drive
12000 .... Plate to Plale load
250 25Oma. .... Mar. Av. [po
6..0 .... Watts drive
1~t CLASS C TELEGRAPHY, Muilnum htiDt;JI

C.C.S.

D. C. Pla.te Volts 1250

D. C. Plate Current, ma,....... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 125 D. C. Grid Current, ma...................... 4S

D. C. Grid Volts 250

Plale Dissipation, watts.. . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 40

I.C.A.s. 1500 ISO 45 250 40·

TJJllcal OperaUnq Codditlou

D. C. Plate Volts 1250 1500

D. C. Plate Current, rna..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12S ISO

D. C. Grid Current. ma...................... 31 3B .

D. C. Grid Bias Volts -90 -90

From Grid Leak of. ohms '" 2900 237D

Plate Dissipation. watts...................... 40 60-

Power Output. watts.. . .. . .. . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 116 165

Driving Power. walts 7.25 ID

• It is permissible to allow the pla:e dissipation 10 approach twice the normal rating in tel&qTaph 8ervice where key down CWlnditioQ .:data approximately 50 per cent of the time .

CLASS C tELEPHONY. Mulmum htiDt;Ja

C.C.s.

D. C. Plale VoIla 1000

D. C. Plate Current, ma...................... 115 D. C. Grid CUl'I'ent. ma...................... 45

D. C. Grid Volts •• . . . • . • • • • . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . • 25D

Plate Dissipation, walta...................... 30

TJJlleal Operating Condiliou

D. C. Plate Vohs 1000

D. C. Plate CUINnt, mll.............. . . . . . . . . 100 D. C. Grid Current, ma...................... 26

D. C. Grid Bw Volts -65

From Grid Leak of, ohms , . .. .. . . . . .. .. .. 2500

Plate Dissipation, watts...................... 27

Power Output, wallll......................... 73

Driving Power, watta........................ 4.6

!.C.A.s. 1250 125 45 250 40-

1250 125 30 -100 3300 40· llS 7.S

~ The Intermittent nature of voice modulation in amateur lransmls.slon permits the use of the maximum plate dissipation ratinq.

CLASS 1I AUDIO

Typicill OpllratlOQ Conditions for Two T1.1be1

c.e.s.

D. C. Plate Volta ..... , ..... ; ..... 1250 lOOD

D. C. Plate Current. ma............ 240 200

D. C. Grid Biu Volts -4.5 a

Power Output, walts. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 200 130

Driving Power, watts.............. 4.5 2.B

Plllte to Plate Load, ohms ..... , .... 11000 11000 Peak Grid to Grid Volts............ 242 200

icxs,

1500 1250

250 280

-9 --1.5

250 225·

6 6

12000 10000

285 269

• The intermittent nature and low average power in a voice WilY. permits use of higher peak power output without overloadinq the tubes. Power outputs listed are for sine wave v~taqe and are intended [or use in calculating modulatinQ capabilities. Actually the power output III lDuch less with vol~ input

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R·F PO\VR AMPLIFIER AND OSCILLATOR. CLASS C

C.C.S LC.A_3c

Plate Volts, D. C., max 2000 2250

..

Plate Current, D. C., milliamperes, max ... , 250

Plate Input, watts, max.................. 500 Plate Dissipation, watts, max............. 125

Plate Voits '" Input Ma". % for 30 MC. % .oo

Plate Volts 0; Input Max. % for 60 MC, % 70 70

Flate V'~:'$ 0:. Input Max. 70 for 100 MC, % 50

Grid Vclts. D. C., max , -500

Grid Current, D. C., milliamperes, lIlax.... 70

TYPICAL OPERATION

Plate Volts, D. C ..•...........•....... 1500 Plate Current, D. C., rr:iIliarJlperes... . . . . . 250 Grid Volts, D. C .•.......•.. , .•........ -120

From Cathode Resistor, ohms , ,.. 415

From Grid Resistor, ohms 3000

Grid Volts, Peak R·F................... 280

Grid Current, D. C., ma... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40

Driving Power, wafts................... 10

Power Output, watts... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 275

SO -500 70

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275 620 150 100

2000 2250
250 275
-160 -160
550 510
4000 4000
330 330
40 40
12 12
375 475 A·F POWER AMPlIFlER AND MODULATOR, CLASS B TYPICAL OPERAnoN

Ville.. Otherwln Spedfied. Valu.. Ar. for 2 Tube.

Plale Volts, D. C. ~ ........ ~ . ~ ......... 1500 2000 2250
Plate Current, Zero-Sig. D. C., rna •.•.••.• 80 60 70
Plate Current, Max.-Sig. D. C., ma ........ 500 420 450
Grid Volts. D. C. ...... ~ ............... -30 -50 ---60
Grid-to-Grtd Volts, Peak A.F ............ 345 345 880
Load Resistor. ohms (per tubeL .......... 1650 2750 2900
Effective Load Resistor. ohms (pl-pl) ...... 6600 11000 11600
M,u.·Sig. Drive, watts .................. 12 10 13
MalL.Siq. P~wer Output. watts ........... 510 590 725 II

E,010 VOLTS o.~.

.4

.2

PLATt VOlTAGE

810

AMPLIFIER AND OSCIlLATOR TRIODE 125 WATTS PLATE DISSIPATION

$13.50

The ':'ay lor 810 is a general purpcse Triode rated for full input on frequencies up to 30 MC, and at 50% up to 100 MC. The 810 dcsiqn inccrpcratos features that insure long, safe operation in Transmitters. Diathermy equipment and Induction Heating Apparatus.

GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS

Filament Voltage, volts..................................... 10.0

Filament Curren!, amps. . " 4.5

Amplification Factor 36

Capacitance, Grid-Plete, uuf c • • • • • • • • • • 4.8

Capacitance, Grid·fUament, uuL............................. 8.7

Capacitance, Plate-Fllament, uuf. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . .. 12

PLATE-MODULATED R·F POWEll AMPLIFIER. CLASS C

c.cs. l.C.A.S.

Plate Vol:s. D. C .. max 1600 lSOG

Plete Current, D. C .• m:!llamperes, mdX............ 210 250

Plate Input, walls. max........................... 335 450

Plate Dissipation, watts, max...................... 85 125

Plale Volts and Input Max. % for 30 MC, xc...... 100 100

Plale Volts and Input Max. % for 60 MC. %...... 70 70

Plate Volts and Input Mdle. % for 100 MC. %...... SO 50

Grid Volts, D. C., max __ ....... ." ... " ...... -500

Grid Current, D. C .. milliamperes, max............. 70

TYPICAL OPERATION

Pla:e Vells. D. C.

1250

:600

Grid 'hils. D. C __ __ -200

From Grid Resistor. ohms , , , 4000

Grid Volts, Peak R·F 370

210 --200 4000 370 50

Grid Current, D. C., milliamperG!s....... 50

Driving Power, walls .

17

Power Output, WdUS........... . . . . . . . . . 180

-500 70

17 250

1600 250 -200 4000 370 50 17 335

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T·125

WJTB ACCELERATING FINS 125 WATTS PLM'E DISSIPATION TRIODE

$13.50

TAYLOR T·124

identical specifications and characteristics as the T·125 except the amp. factor is 48.

The Tl25 Is the tube amateurs demanded to fill the gap between the 155 and T200. It's a mansized tube at low cost end it t..tun •• lUI ... TATtOR ln1'enllon (paieDI IIppUed for) making possible high efUcien<=}' at low plate vol1ages and with low inter-electrode capacities. Rated conservetively, one tube will handle a full 500 watts Input at the

maximum ratings of 2000 volts, 250MA. The Intere:ectrode

capacities are lew. making possible efficient operation on

even the highest amateur frequencies-but the use of IIceel.

arabI) BDs Increases the Inherent efficien<=y of the tube, .1dnQ tt far more efficient than others with comparative Interelectrode capacities. These fins projecting Inward toward Ibe grid and filament effectively produce the very desirable characteristics of higher C tubes without greatly increasing the capacilles. Thus ibis tube is truly unique In that it possesses the IId1'Gl&qH of • low C tube Iogathar with the ad1'Gtil"'. of II hi9har C lube--wlthout the disadvantages of either. It Is truly II remarkable tube and Is a revolutionary step forward In tube design.

At the rated plate dissipation of 125 walts the carbon plate shows no color but the accelerating fins operate at a bright orar.ge color. rf the type of operation or Input are Dot such as to result In excessive disslpeticn. color showing on the plate may be tai::en as a definite indication that the circuit is lees elflclent than 1t should be.

For some time there has been a need (or a high frequency lube to replace tubes of the 203A type wlth the absolute minimum of changes In the transmitter. The Tl25 fills the needs In a mas I satisfactory manner. Because of the exclusive TAYLOR Accelerating Fins construC1icn, efliclencies on the order of those obtained wilh 03A's are possible at the same plate voltages and with the same low grid drive require' merits, In addition the plate dissipaHon Is greater than thai of an 03A and the plate current rating greater mal::.lng It possible 10 Increase the power at the same Plate voltage as well as gaining the advantages of low C tube operation at the higher frequencies. In order 10 replace an 03A type of tube with the Tl25 it will be necessary only to change the grid and plate connections and to re-neutrellze. If the minimum capacity of the neutralizing condenser is too high, plates may be reo moved. No circuit or bias changes are necessary because the Mu of thll T125 Is the same as thaI of an 03A.

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GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS

Filament Volts ....................................• 10

Ftl"menl Current, amps , -4.5

Plate DlIaipation, walfs 125

Amp. Faclor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 25

OrMan Dlmeaaloa.

Max. Length. Inch •..................... , ., 8V.

Mu. DIameter, !nchel .......•.......... , 3

lDter.l.ctroda Capacilill.

Grid-Plate, mmf .......•...........................• ,6.0

Grld·Filament, mm! 6.3

Plete-Frlement, mrnt . + •••••• _ •••••••••••• 2.6

MODO Glua 50 WIlt bUll

C.C.s.

D. C. Plate Volts ,................ 2000

D. C. Plate Current 250

D. C. Grid CUITent........ .. .. .. 70

D. C. Grid Volts -500

Plate Disslpalion. wat1s...................... 125

I.CAS. 2500 250 70 -SOD 125#

TJ'P1eal Opefllliu9 CoJUlUiou
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D. C. Plate Volls .............. 1500 2000 2000 2500
D. C. Plale Current ............ 250 250 250 250
D. C. GrId Current ............ 35 34 34 35
D. C. Grid Bias Volta .......... -125 -150 -150 -200
from Grid leal:: of. ohms .... , . 3600 4300 4300 5700
Plate Dissipation. walts ........ 99 118 118 1251
Drlvlng Power, waUs .......... 10 10 10 12.5
Peak AC Grid Volts ........... 315 335 335 400 # It Is permlssable to allow the plate dissipation to approach twlce this value In telegraph service where key down condition exlsls approx· imately half the time.

CLASS C TELEPHONY Maximum lLallaqa

C.COS.

D. C. Plate VoI 1750

D. C. Plate Current 210

D. C. Grid Current , , . • . . . . . . . . . . . . 70

D. C. GrId Volta -500

Plate Diaalpatlon, watts.. . . . . . .. .. . . . . . . . . .. 85

IJ'P1cal Opetatloa Coaditiou

C.C.s.

D. C. Plate Volta 1500 1750

D. C. Plate Current................ 200 200

D. C. Grid Current............. . . . 30 3C

D. C. Grid Bias Volts -ISO -175

From Grid leal:: of. ohms......... 5000

Or {FI~d Supply of, volts ~O

From Plus Grid Leak of. ohms 3000

Plate Dissipation. walls............ 70

Drlvtnq Power, walts.............. 8

Peal::: AC Grid Volls............... 315

5800 -70 3500

78 9.5 345

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4700 4700
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360 380 • The Intenllittent nature of voice modulation permits the Ule of the full plate dlss[P<ltIon ratlnq of the tube.

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T-200

4

200 WATTS PLATE DISSIPATION

TRIODE

521.50

57.5 WATT FILAMENT

The T·200 has often been 1211ed 'The AllUIteur's Power House Tube." A pair of these tubes push-pull will loaf along at I kw input on any frequency from 30 to 1.7MC. This tube '~ses the efficient flat form of construction and the Interelectrode capeclties represent the best possible combination of inter-electrode capacities and other characteristics for besl efficiency at moderate plate voltages with minimum gTid drive requirements. The inter·electrode capacities are low enough for ease of neutralization yet are not so low that the characteristics of the tube are advenely affected. Many

amateurs prefer a tube thai will delIver good efficiency at

Il.Igh current and relatively low plate voltage and the T·200

Is the answer. A plate modulated Input of 450 walts with only 18 watts drive at 1500 volts Is just what many have been thinking about and we recommend the r·200 hlghly under these conditions. A large percentage of high-powered transmitters on 75 and 160 meters use r·200's with qreal IUcceSS.

The 1200 Is widely used in Diathermy equipment. This type of service Is particularly hard on Tubes and the general acoeptance of the T200 by many 19l1ding manufacturers of Diathermy equipment is convincing proof of the 1'200's rugged construction and conservative rating. Do not confuse the T200 wuh smaller tubes bearing the same type number.

T·200 POPULARITY

Some of the leading Diathermy and Induction Heating apparalus· manufacturers use the Taylor T-200. Long, trouble-free operation is the [actor that makes tbe Taylor T-200 the standard of comparison in its class,

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GDIEJlAL CHARACTEBlSTlCS

Filament Vol,. 10.0

Filament Current, amps , . _. .. 5.75

Amplifical10n r"'c!or 17

Plate Disalpation, watts 200

m'erelectrode Ca~tlft

Grid·Plate, mmf. . ....................•.............. 1>8 Grid-filament, mmf. . ...........•..••.•.......••..•• 9.5 Plete-Fllament, mmf. . .............•...•.....•...••.. 1.6

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Maximum Diameter, inches « 9'h

Maximum Length. inches ........................•... 3~

50 WaH Ba ..

ClASS C TELEGRAPHY

Muimum RatiJlCJI

D. C. Plate Volts., 2500

D. C. Plala Current. mil.. • . . . . . • . • • .. . . . . • . . • . . . . .. . .. . . . . . 350

D. C. Grid Current, ma... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 60

D. C. Grtd Volts 400

Plate Dissipation. watts ..................•.•...... "......... 200

D. C. Plate Volts

Tfpkal Operatinq CoDdl~

D. C. Current, ma............ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 350

D. C. Grid Current, ma................. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56

D. C. Gdd Blaa Volts -205

From Grid Leak of. ohms. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 3640 Or {FIxad Supply of, volts.. . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . 120

From Plus Grid Leak of. ohms 1500

2000

2500 300 .8 -265 5500 ISO 2400

Plate Dissipation. watts ,........ 178 160

Power Output, walls.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 522

Drivinq Power, watts 21.7

590 20

CLASS C TELEPHONY

MaxImum Rat!nCJ.

D. C. Plate Volts .•............... , .• , 2000

D. C. Plate Current. ma..... . . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 300

D. C. Grid Current, ma..... . . . . . . . . . .• . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60

D. C. Grid Volts .roo

Plate Dtsalpancn, watts ..............•......•................ 140

TyPical Operatinq ConditioM

D. C. Plate Volts ...................•••............. 1500

D. C. Plale Current, ma .. 0< ... • .. .. .. .. • .. 300

D. C. Grid Current, ma........ 50

D. C. Grid Bias Volts -20S

From Grid Leak of, ohms 100

Or {Fixed Supply of. volts ' . . . . . . . 100

From Plus Grid Leak ol. ohms 2100

2000 250 .1 -220 5400 125 2300

Plate Dlulpation, watts..................... 111 110

Power Output, WllttS...... .. .. 333 390

Drlv1nq Power, walls............................... lB.1 15

805

125 wxrrs PLATE DISSIPATION CARBON ANODE

$11.00

ZERO BIAS

UP TO 510 WAns CLASS B AUDIO OUTPUT

The B05 is e. high mu zero bias tube 01 popular type lDcorpc:lrating the use of the famous heat Iated, Speer processed carbon anodes together with the Taylor Floe.tlnq anode type of construction, The plate lead is broughl out the top qreatly minimizing the chanees of voltaqe break· downs.

The no·slgnal or static plate current Is about 55MA per tube al 1250 volts (zero bias) and about 30MA per tube al 1500 voIla when 15 bias valls are lidded. Because the B05 111 a zero bias tube. or practically so. grid current flows during nearly all of the input cycle. Due 10 this. the input transformer de~ requirements are Ie.. in· volved and excellent frequency response with minimum distortion .. eallily realized. The maximum average grid driving power is· appro:d· Inately a walla. Low impedance triodes such as 2A3's or 6A3's should be used In the driver stage.

805 CLASS B AUDIO DATA

Supply -Audio Watts
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1750 15,000 12.000 10.000 "PIa. to Plate Load
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276MA 330MA "2OMA 420MA "'Mu.Ay.Ip
1500 12,000 10.000 8.000 9.3SO ~P1ate to Plate Load
5.0 7.0 9.5 10.0 -WalteDrt_
335MA 395MA .... Max. Av. Ip
1250 8.000 6.800 .... PIat. to Plate Load
6.25 8.5 .... Walts Drive The chert above gives proper Class B Audio operating conditions for various outputs at differenl plate vollages. The mosl Important value Is the reflected load impedance which is given for the entire primary or plate to plate. The current value is the maximum average value as woul.i be indicated on the" plat. CUITenl meIer with sine wave Input. For the sam. peak output with TOte. input the maxiJnum averaqe plat. current will be approximately 50% to 60% of th1a value.

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GIlNEllAL CHA1U!.CTERISTlCS

Filament Volts 10

Filament Current. amps .•.••.•.•.•...••.••.....••••• 325

Amplllication Factor. approx......................... 45

Plate DisaiP'l-tion, watts 125

haleNlKtrod8 C.padtlH

Grid·plale, mmf. • , 6.3

Grld-filamenl. mmf <.. .. . .• 8.4

Plete-Iilament, mm! 7.0

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Maximum length. Inches............................ 81,-2

Ma.xImum dlameter, inches 21\

50 Walt Bu.

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CLASS C TELEGRAPHY

MumuUll RaliDqs

D. C. Plat. Volts 1750

D. C. Plate Current. ma •..................................... 210

D. C. Grid Current. ma.................... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70

D. C. Grid Volts ...•........................................ SOO

Plate Dissipation. wathl.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 125

Typlc:al Operat1.a9 ~

D. C. Plate Volts 1000

D. C. Plate Cuttent. ma 200

D. C. Grid Current. ma ~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 45

D. C. Grid Bia8 Volts -75

FrOQl 9rld leak of, ohms 1650

Or {fhed Supply 01. volhl -30

From Plue Grid Leak of. ohms 1000

Plate Diselpatlon. watts...................... 56

Power Output. watts 14.4

Driving Power. watts.... .................•. 8.7

1500 1750
200 200
45 4.4
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1880 2000
-50 -tiD
780 700
72 80
228 270
9 9.2 CLASS C TELEPHONY

Maximum Ratinq.

D. C. Plate Volts "" 1500

D. C. Plate Current, ma , 175

D. C. Grid Current. ma... . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 70

D. C. Grid Volts... .. .. . . . . . . . . . . 500

Plate Dlaslpal!on. watts...................................... 85

Typical Operafu!.9 Condition.

D. C. Plate Volts 1000

D. C. Plate Cunenl. ma 175

D. C. GrId Cu:nmt. ma "'" 45

D. C. Grid Bias Volts -100

From qrld leak of. ohms 2200

Or {Fixed Supply of. volts -30

From Plus Grid Leak of. ohms 1500

Plale Dissipation, watts. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 50

Power Output. walts 125

Driving Power. watts IO.O

1500 175 40

-140 3500 -SO 2250

55 208 10.5

CLASS B AUDIO

Typical Operalinq Condlllons For Two Tube.

D. C. Plate Volts 1250 1500

D. C. Plale Current. ma.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 400 420

D. C. Grid Bias Volts...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . a -IS

Power Output, watts 325 400

Driving Power. watts................. . . . . . .. 8.5 9.5

Plate 10 Plat. load, ohms 6700 78SO

Peak Grid to Grid Volts 268 306

1750 420 -22.5 510 10 8350 320

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203-A

100 WATTS PLATE DISSIPATION OSCILLATOR AND AMPLIFIER TRIODE

$10.00

GENERAl CHARACTERISTICS

fH. Volta

Fil. Current, amps................ . . . . . . . . . .. 3.25

Amp. FIlc10r •...••......................... 25

NODex Glu.

50 Watt Ba ..

OVERALL DIMENSIONS

MO%imum Length, inches............... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Vl Mox:lmum Diameter, inches................. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 2'\-

IHTEIlELECTRODE CAPACITIES

Pillte to Grid, m.mf......................................... 14

Grid to Filament. =f...................................... B

Plate to Filament, mmf........................ 7

I·F POWER AMPLlFIER AND QSCU.LATOB--CLASS C

MAXIMUM RATINGS

D. C. Plota Volts 1250

D. C. Plate Current, rna ·.. 175

D. C. Grid Current, ma......... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60

D. C. Grid Volts ---400

TYPICAL OPERATING CONDmoNS

D. C. PIa Ie Volts : .. 1250

D. C. Plate Current, rna............ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 175

D. C. Grid Current, ma...................................... 25

D. C. Grid Bia-s Volts -125

from Grid Resistor, ohms........ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 5000 From Cathode Reslst<:r, ohms.... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . .. 725

Driving Power, watts ··...... 7

Power Output, watts... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 150

Full Input to 15 me ' " 75% to 30 me.

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100 WATTS PLATE DISSIPATION OSCILLATOR AND AMPLIFIER

TRIODE

$10.00

GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS

Fi!. Volts

10

Fi!. Current, amps............ . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 3.25

Amp. Factor ,........... 25

Nemex G.... 50 Watt Ba ..

OVERALL DIMENSIONS

MaJCimwn Length, inches , .......• , 7 V3

Maximum Diameter, inches... ..............................• 2h

INTERELECTRODE CAPACITIES

PlAte 10 Grid, mmf. • • . . . • . • . . . . . • • . . • . . . • . . • • • • . • • • • • • • • • • • • 1<4

Grid to Filament, mmf........ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • .,

Plate to FUament, mmf ................•...••........•• ", . • • •. . 6

B-1 POWER AMPLIFJEJI AND OSCILLATOI-cLASS C

MAXIMUM RATINGS

D. C. Plate Volbl 1250

D. C. P~te Current. mll •.•...............• , ., .•...•••••• " •• 175 D. C. Grid Current, me... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • 60 D. C. Grid Volbl ••........................................ --4000

T1'PICAL OPERATING CONDmoNS

D. C. Plate Vol •.•.............................. , 1250

D. C. Plate Curren!. mil. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 175 D. C. Grld Current. ma. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35

D. C. Grid Biu Volts " -260

From Grid Resi8tor. ohms................................. 7500

Drlvinq Power, wat1s....................................... 7

Power Output, wat1s......... 150

Full Input to IS mc , 75% 10 30 me.

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EXACT REPLACEMENT FOB W.E.261&A 100 WATtS PLATE DISSIPATION CARBON ANODE

LOW INTEIlELECTRODE CAPACITIES

$11.50

GEREBA.L CHAllAC!EBJSTlCS

Type 211-C

FIlaJr.ent Vollaqe, _lla.................................... 10 f'I1am.ent Cuttent, amp8 ••••••••• ;......................... 3.25 Pla .. ~~, o~ ...•..•.•..........•...........•.... 2800

Mutual ConduClanc9. uMhos............................... 4500

AmplllicaUon Factor ...•...............................•. " 12.5

K __ GIua 50 Watt ....

OVEBALL DIMENSJONl

~"'UID ~ ~ ••••••••••••••••••••.•••.•........ 7~

MeyhnUIII DIeaI._. ~ 21.

INTEllELECTBODE CAPACITIES

Pla .. to Grid, mmf ••••••• , ••• , • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . • • • • • • 9

Glide to Filamat, mmf.............. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 ""'. to f'Ila:m«lt......................................... 6.5

B F POWEB AMP. AND OSC-CLASS C

MAXIMl1M BATINGS

D. C. Plate Voila .•...•................................... 1250

D. C. PlalQ Current, lIla.................................... 175

D. C. Grid Current. ma........... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60

D. C. Grid Volts --400

TYPICAl. OPERATlNG CONDmONS

D. C. PlaIa Volls ..••...................................... 1250

D. C. Plate Current, lIla.................................... 175

D. C. Grid Current. ma - . . . 38

D. C. Grid Bias. voila _ _ _ . _ _ . _ . _ -260

From Grid Resistor, ohms - . . . .. 7500

Drivmq Power, walls _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

Power Output, watts....................................... 150

full input to 20 me 80% to 30 me

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CLASS "AN AUDIO TUBE

GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS

TYPE 845

fUamenl Volt.aqe,...................... .. 10

FOament Current, amptl ..•............. ,., .•..... ,........ 3.25 Mutual Conductanc::.. uMbos............................... 3000 Amplification Factor •••••••.••.......... , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • • • • 5

MaxImum lADQth , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . • • 7 ~

Mu1mum Dlameter •••••••••••••..•....... ,................ 21\ Plate to Grid, mmf........................................ 14 GrId to Fila.Inent. mmf.................................... 6.5 Plate 10 Fllament ......•................... ,.............. 6

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CLASS A·A·' POWER AMP. AND MOD~ TYPICAl.

OPERATING CONDlTIONS

Plale Volls, r-c 750 1000

Plate Current. D-C. milllamper.;>s......... 95 90

Plate Resistance, ohms ., , 1700 1700

Grid Volts, D-C ....•................... -98 -145

From Cafhode Resistor of (ohmsl. . . . . . . .. 1030 1610

Grid Swing. Peak A·F. volts............ 93 140

Trensccnductenee, wnhos •.............. 3100 3100

Load Resistance. oIumI ••••............. 3400 6000

Undistorted Power Output, walts........ 15 24

A·F POWER AMP. AND MOD .. CLASS AB

Unl ... Oth.nriH Specified, Value. Are for 2 Tub ••

Flate Valls. D·C 1000

Plate Current, Zero-Signal. D-C. ma. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40 Plate Current. Max. Signal. D-C. rr.a. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 230

Grid Volts. D-C -175

Grid·to·Grid. Peak A-F, volts.. . .. . .. 340

Load Re-sistance, ohms (per tube) _. 1150

Load Resistance. Effective. ohms (pIal .. 10 plate) 4600

Max.·Signal Power Output. walls...... .. .. 75

1250 80 1700 -195 2435 190 3100 11000 30

1250 .0 240 -225 440 1650 ('600 115

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T-21

21 wxrrs

PLATE DISSJPAnON BEAM TUBE

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$1.95

T-21

Bottom View

The T·2.1 is a heater eathoda type Beam Power Amplliier Tube aapeci4liy efficient as an oscillator. amplifier or frequency multiplier dlld desirable for mobile and portable radio transmitters. The electrical characteristics ate similar to those' of the 6L6G.

GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS

Haater Voltage. volta •...................•.•.•...... ····· ..... 6.3 Heater Cunent. amps •••••....•....... ·················· .•.... 0.9

Amp. Factor ••...•........................... ··············· .138

Mu. Plale Dissipation, watts.................................. 21

Max. Screen Dtuipation. wat1s 3.5

OYer.u DimeDaioDa

M.u::. Lenqth. inches 5%

Max. Diameter, inches 2il.:

lDlerltlectrode Cqac:itlee

Gride to Plate, mmf •••••..••••••••••••••••••.••...........•.. 1.4

Input. mmf 11.5

Output. mmf 11.5

CLASS C AMPLIFIEB

Max. Operating Plate, volts. . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . 400'"

Mu. D. C. Plate Current=-Teleqr ach, m~.. .. 95

Mu. D. C. Plate Current-Telephone, ma..................... 65

Max. D. C. Grid Current. ma ·.·. 5

D. C. Grid. volts --45

M"':t. Drivinq Power. W<ltts.................................. .4

Max. Screen Current. ma.. .. .. 16

MaL Sc:reen Voltage. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 300

• II Is recommended that plate voltage be reduced to 300 volts at frequencies above 30 MC.

282-A

75 WATTS PLATE DISSIPATION SCREEN GRID

$21.50

A Taylor designed Screen Grid.R F Power Aznplifier and Oscillator Tube which is used in multichannel Transmitters. The Taylor design features an improved vertical filament--elimin<lting the S",gging that prevailed with the old spiral wound fiiament. Taylor 282A is used by all the leading airlines.

GENERAL CHARACTERISTlCS

Fit. Volts 10:0

FH. Current. amps......................................... 3.0

M D. C. Plate Volts 1000

Max. D. C. Plate Current, Ind........ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . 100 Max. D. C. R. F. Grid Current, amps. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

Max. D. C. Screen Grid Volls...... .. .. . .. . .. .. 150

Max. D. C. Grid Volts -90

Amp. Factor ......................................•••••.•• 100

Max. Slze 63ft In. high. 21fc diameter

OX " ProD'I Ba.. HODell: Gl~

IMPORTANT INFORMAnON

TEStlKG 1'UIEII As many of Ibe tubes returned 10 us as defective test oul OJ:: her. we want 10 make some II19Qelliona thaI will enable every user to qive doubtful lubes a partial elllission test in his own transmitter. Most users have or can easily obtain a 6.3 volt or 10 volt transformer. In lb. cue of testinQ II lUbe which !wi II 7.5 WIlt fIlamenl. replace !he 7.5 'fOIl tranafanner with a 6.3 volt transformer. Then, without making any olbm chanqes. note Ibe readinqa of the mete ... in lb. qrid and plate circuits of the tube being lested. There should be only a aUght drop In the plale Cl.lJ'NnI while th. grid cumlnt may drop 10 J,o!z its former VIIlue and the tube would still be satisfactory condition. Should the grid current drop in exceSl! of J,o!z the orlqinal value the ruament elllisaion can be considered as below normal and the tube should be returned to us for inspection.

In Ibe case of 10 volt lubes when the filament voltage Is dropped to 7.5 volta by substituting transformer. the grid curren! can be expected 10 drop 10 "'pproxim"'tely lh the nollll4l value. Should Ibe qrld current drop in e:tcess of Vt the oriqinai reading the lube can be considered as h",vtng low filament emIssion.

The ",bove information Is based on tubes being operated as class C amplifiers with the normal r",ted plale curren! flowing. Should a tube become defective for reasons other than filament emission such as cless failure or element lead wires damage the cause should be determined before replecinq with a new tube. Glass failure In the case of tube with both grid and filament leads brought out through one press is usually caused by; excessive grid voltage. excessive R.F. grid current or approaching the upper frequency limit of practical operation without reducinq the power Input. In the case of plate leads the glass mllY be cracked from excessive R.F. current. The RF. current in the plaIa lea.d Incre",SBs directly with frequency and In particularly destructive In casem where V-H.F. parasitic oscillation are presen!.

Experience has proven to us that tra1um;tting tubes can not be shipped via Parcel Post with safety. When tubes are returned JOT inspection pack the tubes vet'y carefully and ship via Express.

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ClRCUlTtNFORMATION

A circuli em~loying the 8 i 3 in plate-modulated telephony service is S:-aC· ....... n GO this p(!.ge. In this circuit it will be noted that the plata-circui: by-pass condenser C. is connected 10 ground in series with screen by-pass C,. This arranqement minimizes the by.passmg eHect 01 Co at high audio Irequencies and greatly improves the modulation of the screen voltage. Because the screen Impecidnce of the 813 is about 20000 ohms and the series screen resistor required is 60o(l0 ohms, the capacitance ratio of C, to C. should be about 3 to 1. as indicated m the legend. For operation al 3.5 Mc and lower frequencies. it may be dessrable to increase the values of C. and Co. keeplnq their ratio the same.

In Class C telegraph service, where the qrid excitation or the cathode circuit of the 813 is 10 be keyed. it is Important that the screen voltaqe be obtained from a separate, low-vcltaqe source, or from a tap on a bleeder circuit across the plate supply. It should not be obtained through

a senes reSistor as shown in the plete-moduleted-telephony circuit With the aeries-reslstcr method, the D. C. screen voltage will rise ;0 Ihe plate potential when the space current is reduced to Zero. This voltage, ot course, greatly exceeds the maximum scraen-voltaqa rating. When the D. C. screen voltage is limited 10 approximately 400 volts under key·up conditions, a fixed grid bias of --45 or -50 volts is adequate to reduce the plate current to a safe value; pertial fixed hla8, therefore, is recommended in C. W. transmitters where the oscillator slage is to be keyed for breek-in operation. The reo mainder of the required grid bias can be convenlently obtained from a grid leak.

R-F' INPUT (f)

c-soo MA.

t 1600V. (MAX.) 150 MA. (MAX.'

R-F' OUTPUT (f)

.4

.2

o

ElIO voCT( D.c. SCREEN YOI.T~. XIO

813

BEAM POWER AMPLIFIER

Slt.OO

W'

The Taylor BI3 is a Beam Power Tranamitl1ng Tube requiring less than one walt of driving power to 260 watts output; 100 watts plate dissipation. ldeel for UN in qWck band-change transmitters, as neutralization is not Decessary in well shielded units. The 813 is an excellent doublergives stronq harmonic output with very high efficiency. Has molded glasll-dish type stem. As a result of shari leads, the 813 can be operated at full input at 30 mc., and at reduced ratlnqs up 10 60 me,

GENERAL CHARACTElUSnCS

Filament Voltage 10.0

Filament Current, ampe, S.O

Transconductance. lor Plate :::",rcen.~~i 50 me., approx. 3750

1nteralectrode Capacitances:

Grid-Plate (with External Shieldinq), max .• uuf.............. 0.2

Input, uuf................................................ 16.3 Output, uui..................................... .. .. . . . .. 14

Max. Heiqht, in. . 2/w

Max. Diam., in. • ••..........•••....••..•••..•.•....••••••••• 7 V2

1 ~nq JWDho au. NODax Glul

MAXJMUM BArINGS Alf]) TYPICAl. OPERATING CONDmONS As P1ate-MoclulPld U P_.r Amplifi.r--CIu.a C telephoDr

C.C.S.

D. C. Plate VollAqe, I!laL volts •.. , .................•.....•... 1600

D. C. Screen VollZIge. 1116%. volts ,. .•. .•.. 400

D. C. Grid Voltage, m.u:. volts -300

D. C. Plate Current, mu. mao •• . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . .• . . . . .. •. .• 150

D. C. Grid Current, mu.. ma ' " .. . . . . 25

Screen Input, max. walts................................... 15

Typical Operation:

D. C. Plale VollarJe. volts 1250 1600

D. C. Screen Vollaqe.i volts..................... 400 400

From a series aaeen resistor, ohms ...........• 53000 60000

D. C. GrtcI. Voltage,. volts " -120 -130

From a 9rid rniator of, ohms 30000 21600

Peak R·F Grid Vollaqa. volts......... .. . . .. .. . . . .. 195 210

Beem-Fcrminq Plate Voltage,; volts.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 0

D. C. Plate Current" ma "........... ISO 150

D. C. Screen CUITent, ma.............. 16 20

D. C. Grid Current (approx.). mao ... .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 6

Driving power (approx.), watts.................... 0.7 1.2

Power Output (appfOJ:J, wlllts.................... 135 175

As 8·F P_ar AmpU8ar and o.cw.tot-Clus C taleqr.phr· C.C.S.

D. C. Plate VollAge, max. volts 2000

D. C. Screen Vollage, IIIII.J:. volts............................. 400

D. C. Grid Voltage, max. volts "'.' -300

D. C. Plate Current. max. ma...... . .. .. .. .. . . . .. .. l80

D. C. Grid Current, max. ma................................. 25

Screen Input, IIIII.J:. watts.................... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22

Typicel Operation:

D. C. Plate Voltage, volts 1250 1500 2000

D. C. Screen Voltaqe, volts............ 300 300 400

From a series resister aLt ohms 42000 60000 107000

D. C. Grid Voltaqe, velta.. . . . . . .. . . .. .. -60 -70 -90

From a grid resistor at, * ohms...... 8500 11700 30000

Peak R-F Grid Voltaqe, vol~s.......... 145 150 160

Beern-Fcrmmq Plate Voltage.; vab.... 0 0 a

D. C. Plate Current, ma................ Ie';) 130 IBS

D. C. Screen Current, ma.............. 23 20 15

D. C. Grid Current (approx.l, rna .... _. . . . . 7 6 3

Driving Power (approx.), watts..... . . . ... 1 0.8 0.5

Power Output (approll:.). walls........... 155 190 260

tSeries screen resistor should not be used except where the 813 is employed as a buffer amplifier and is not keyed.

:l:Beam·lorming plates should be connected to the mid·point of fila· ment circuit operated on A. C., or to the negative end of the filament when a D. C. lilement supply is used.

§Supplied preferably from separate modulated screen-vcltaqe source: voltage<lropping resistor in series with modulated plate-voltage supply may be used.

*Th9 total effective grld-circuit resistance should not exceed 30000 ohms.

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R·F POWER AMPLIFIER AND OSCILLATOR PENTODE.

CLAJ8 C

Xey.DowI!. CoadltioQ Per Tube Wllhout Modulation!

Plate Volts, D. C 1250 1500

Plate Current, D. C., milliamperes 160 160

Grid Bias. Vol .. , D. C .. or -90 -90

From Cathode Resistor. ohms,

or 4lS 415

From Grid Resistor, ohms 7500 7500

Grid Volts, Peu R·F....... .. .. 175 175

Grid Current, D. C., milliamperes 12 12

SaeenVolts. D. C............. 500 500

Screen Current. D. C., milliam-

2000 160 -90

415 7500 175 J2 500

45 40 2 210

peres .

Screen Resistor. . ..

Suppressor Vo11S. D. C .

Driving Power, walts .

Power Output, watts .

45 45

Not Recommended

40 40

2 2

130 160

B·F POWEll AMPLIFIEB AND OSCILLATOR TETRODE, CLASS C

Grid.a No. :1 aDd No. 3 CoIlD~1ed Toqather :(e,·DoWll CoDdltioaa Per Tube Wlthout MoclulAtioal

TYPlCAL OPERATlOH

Plate Volts, D. C 1250 1500 2000

PLlte Cunent, D. C .. milltamperes....... 160 160 160

Grid Biaa. Volts. D. C .• or -90 -90 -90

From Cathode Resistor, ohlIUl......... 445 445 445

From Grid Rasiator. ohms 3200 3300 3500

Grid Volta. Peak R·F................... 190 190 190

Grid Current. D. C.. ma................ 28 27 26

Screen Volts. D. C..................... ISO 150 150

Screen Cunoent. D. C .• milliamperes...... 15 15 15

Screen Resistor .......•............. ,. Not Recommended

Driving Current. wat.................... 4.6 4.4 4 .•

Power Oulput, watts.................. 130 160 210

NOTES

*Grid Voltages are given with respect 10 the rnid-point of filament operated on A. C.; if D. C. is used. each staled value of grid voltage should be decreased by 7 volts and the circuit returns connected 10 the negative end of the hlament.

fConnecled to modulated plate-voltage supply or modulated fb:ed supply throuqh re\lstor.

*Preferably connected 10 unmodulated plale·vo1tage supply through resistor.

§Modulation essentially negative may be used if the posllive peak of the audi~frequency envelope does nol exceed 1151" 01 Ihe carrier conditions.

E." 10 VOl.. o.c.

U lfa'S.~:W""40

100

o

PL ... TE VOLTAGE

18

803

PENTODE

125 WATT PLATE DISSIPATION

$25.00

G~ CHARA~nCS

Filament Vollage. volts............................ III

Filament Current. amps..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

Transconductance, Ip ot b2j Ma .. umhos 4000

Capacitance, Grid-Ple:e !w:t~". ex:srnal shielding). male.

uuf... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 0.15

Capacitance. Input. uu!............................ 17.5 Capacitance. Output. uui... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29

SUPPBESSOB-MODULA TED R·F POWER AMPLIFJEB PENTODE.

CLASS C

Curler Coadllicma Per Tub. for U .. Witb .. Mazim1Im MoclulAtIoD Factor 01 1.0

TYPICAL OPERA TlON

Plate Volts. D. C · .. · 1250

Plate Current, D. C .• milliamperes...... . . 100

Grid Bias. Volts, D. C.. or -110

From Grid Reslstor. ohms............. 5000 Grid Volta, Peak R·F. . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 200 Grid Current, D. C .. milliamperes........ 22

Screen Resistor, ohms:!: 13000

Screen Current, D. C.. milliamperes...... 70

Suppresaor Volte. D. C -70

Suppressor Volts. Peak A·F............. 110

Drivinq Power. watts............. . . . . . . 4

Power Output. watta....... . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40

1500 100 -100 5000 190 20 17000 70

-90 130 3.5 50

PLATE MODULATED B·F POWER AMPIJFIEB PENTODE.

CLASS C

Curi.r Col1dldODS Per Tube I~ U.. With .. MuimWD Modulation Factor 01 1.0

TYPICAL OPtRATION

Plate Volts 1250

Plate Current. D. C .. milltamper es ' . .. .. .. 150

Grid Bias. Volts. D. C.. or.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. -80

From Grid Resistor, ohms 4000

Grid Volts. Peak R·F.......... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 180 Grid Current. D. C .• milliamperes. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 Screen Volts. D. C., ort.......... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 400

Screen Resistor. ohms · 16000

Screen Current. D. C .. milliamperes................ 55

Suppressor Volls. D. C , .. . 100

DriVing Power. walts ···. 4

Power Output, watts. . .. .. .. . . . .. 125

PLATE MODULATED R.F POWER AMPLIFIER TITRODE.

CLASS C

Grids No.2 and No.3 Conaecled Together Carrier Conditions Per Tube for Use With a Maximhm Modulation Factor CIt 1.0

TYPICAL OPERATION

Plale Volts, D. C · 1250

Plate Current. D. C .• mHliamperes.................. 150

Grid Bias Volls. D. C .. or. -180

From Grid Resistor. ohms 4000

Grid Volls, Pwk R·F. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 305

Grid Current, D. C .. milliamperes.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45

Screen Volts. D. c., or , " . . . . 130

Screen Resistor. ohmS; 15000

Screen Current. D. C.. mllliamperes................ 75

Driving Fower. watts ·....... IS

Power Output, watts...... . 125

2000 '80

-100 7000 170 15 35000 48

-110 ISO 2.5 53

1600 150 -SO 4000 180 20 500 20000 55 100 .. 155

1600 150 -lBO 4000 320 45 130 20000 75 IS 155

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I. II.,. IT~P[-2~3-zl
~.I1"
Supply
1H Audia Watbl
Voltage 150 200 250 300 <-Output
,.01 1
170 230 300 350 ~Mu.Av.lp.
1250 17500 12500 9500 8000 p-Plale 10 Plate load
135 165 195 215 <-Grid to Grid Volts
2.5 3.9 5.6 8.75 p-Wl!ltls drive
200 270 350 p-Max. Av. Ip.
1100 12700 9000 7000 p-Plate to Plllte load
149 183 215 +-Grid to Grid Volts
3.1 5.0 6.75 "'Watt. drive
220 320 "'M.u.Av:lp.
1000 10000 6900 "'Plate to P1l!1teload
150 203 +-Grtd to Grid Voltll
3.4 6.4 <-:Wl!ltts drive
250 350 "'M.u:. Av. Ip.
900 7900 5400 "'Plate to Plere loed
60. ~tI laID IHe 164- 206 "'Grid to Grid Volts
~~lT( vet T~ 4.1 6.5 "'Watts drive
19 838

ZERO BIAS CLASS B MODULATOR 100 WATTS PLATE DISSIPATION

$10.50

Taylof 838 III a high·mu triode especially designed for zero-bias modulator service. As an R F power Amplifier, the B3B may be used at maximum ratings at frequencies up to 30 me.

GENERAL CHAJlACTERlSnCS

Filament Voltage (A.C. or D.C.), volts.......... . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 10.0

Fi14menl Current, amps · ···· .. ···· 3.25

Direct Interelectrode Capacitances:

Grid-Plate, uuf ......••..................... ···· ... ······· 8 Grid-FUe.menl, uuf .•..................................... · 6.5

Plat.FUament, uuf ··· 5

MAXIMUM HEIGHT 7% H

MAXIMUM DIAMETER · ···· 2fs"

TYPICAL OPERATING CONDITIONS

Aa .\·F PO'lll'ft' bpUfter aDd Modulalor-ClM. B

Unla&$ Otherwil;e Spectfied, Values Are for 2 Tube.

D·C Plate Volt4qe, volts....... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 1250

D·C Grid Voltage. valls... . 0

Peak A·r Grid-to-Grld Voltage. volts. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 200 Zero-Sig. D-C Plate Current, rna... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 148

M.u:. 51q. D·C Plate Current, rna.... . .. .. 320

Load ResLstance (per tube), ombs 2250

Effective Load Resistance (plate-to-plete), ohms , , . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 9000

Max.-Sig. Driving Power (oppro:r.l. watts..... . .. .. .. . . . . 7.5

Max.-Sig. Pow!r Output, watts , .. 260

203-Z

ZERO BIAS TUBE

6S WATTS PLATE DISSIPATION Nidl61 A.node

$8.00

300 WATTS CLASS B OUTPUT

GENERAL CHAlIACTElUSTlCS Ftlament Volts .,............................ 10

Filament Current, amps , 3.25

Amplification Factor 85

Plale Disslpotion, watts ,................... 65

o..nn DIm_toq

Mllximum Length. Inchea ..•...... , 8114

Maximum Diameter. inches 2fa

50 Walt Bue N_II: Gta..

CLASS B AUDIO IbIdmum Batmva

D. C. Plat. Voltll ..••• , •••.•.............•..••••••••.•.••.•• 1250 D. C. Pl41e Cunen!, 1114...................................... 115

Plate Oiselpatkm. _fbl .•.•......... , ,............... 65

Typical 0peratm0J Coadlliou for Two Tu..

D. C. Plate Volts .....•...................... 1000

D. C. Plate Current. mil. ~ 8iqnal).......... 35D D. C. Plat. Cmfenl, xaa. (zero .1gnol).......... 60 D. C. Grid Biu Volta........................ 0

Povrer C>u~ ,..us 230

Driv1nq Poww. _ttl......................... 6.5 Peak Grid to Gr1cL 't01ts. . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 206

Plllte 10 Plate Load.. ohms..................... 6200

1250 350 50

-4.5 300 6.75 215

800)

CLASS B AUDIO DATA

The chart below ql.,.. the m.u:fmwn averaqe value 11.1 would be Indlcalea on the plate current meter wllh eine W8_ input. For the !lllme p"k output with von input the maxfmwn average plate cummt will be approxfml!ltely 50 to 60 per cent of thle value.

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T-20

GENERAL PURPOSE TRIODE

20 WATTS PLATE DISSIPATION

$2.25

The T20 is recommended as an extremely fine amplifier tube on all frequencies up to 60 MC. Nearly 30,000 T20's and TZ20's combined have been bought by Amateurs throughout the world and dally we receive enthusiastic reports of long We and highly efficient performance. 1'20's end 1'220'8 requlre a m1nimum amount of exdtation and their ratings are conservative. While the rated plate dissipation Is 20 watts, no color shows on the plate until the dissipation amounts to approximately 32 watts and it takes about 45 watts to cause a cherry red spot in the center of the plete,

CAUTION: Taylor T20'8 and TZ20'8 have nickel plat .. and due to the much lower temperature at which this material will melt, 1hey do not have the same high standard of SAFETY F AGrOR that is a feature ot Taylor Tubes using carbon anodes. The Safely Fal:tof of T20's and TZ20's is approximately 80 watts. This does not mean that they will be any less efficient but It does mean they will not stand as much abuse. The plate voltage should be reduced while making adjustments to prevent excessive heating. Properly handled, the efficiency of these tubes will .e as qreat as though they had carbon anodes and their life will be equally as long.

GENEBAL CHABACTEBlSTICS

Filament VoIla •....................•.......•......• 7.5

Fil4ment Current. amps ........................•..... 1.75

Ampliflatiotl F5ctor 20

Plate Dlssipalion, watts · ......•.• ·.. 20

IDtweleetrod. Capad"

Grtd·plate, mmf •.•.•........................•...•.. 5.05

Grtd·filaaent, mmf as

Plate-filament. mmf ..............•.• _ .•..•..•••••••••• 0.65

O"erllll Dimen.ioD.l

MaDmUnl length. lnches............................. 6 Maximum diameter. inches .........•................. 2%

ox 4·ptOnq A1simaq ....

CLASS C TELEGRAPHY

Maximum Baling'S

D. C. Plate Volts ...••...................................... 750

D. C. Plate Current, ma , 85

D. C. Grid Current. ma .....................................•• 2S D. C. Grid Volts ..............................•.........•... 200

Plale Dissipation. watts ......................................• 20

TyPical Operalinq Conditions

D. C. Plate Volts

750

D. C. Plate Current. ma ~............ 85

O. C. Grid Cunent, ma...................................... 18

D. C. Grtd Bia, Volls --85

From grid leak of, ohms 4722

Or {Fixed supply of. volta --40

From Plus grid leak: of, ohms ,2S0C

Plate Dissipation, watts...................................... 20

Power Output, walls........................................ 44 Driving Power, walls........................................ 3.6

CLASS C TELEPHONY

Maximum Ratln<;JII

D. C. Plate Volts ..••........................................ '50 D. C. Plate Current, ma...................................... 75

D. C. Grid Current, ma....................................... 2S

D. C. Grid Volts 200

Plate Dissipation, watts IS

Typical Operating' Condition.

D. C. Plate Volts

D. C. Plate Current, rna.................................... 70

D. C. Grid Current, ma..................................... IS

D. C. Grid Bias Volts , -135

From grid leak: of, ohms 9000

Or f Fixed supply 01, volts.... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . <Ie

Prom l Plus grid leak at ohms , . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ~'~:S:'

Plate Dissipation. WllttS..................................... 15

.

Power Output, watts....................................... 38

Driving Power. watts....................................... 3.6

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TZ-20

ZERO BIAS TRIODE

20 WAns PLATE DISSIPATION

$1.15

Th. mo Is prlm.arlly designed lor zero bias Class B audio operation and no biu Ia J'4IqUinid for such eperatson III voltages up to 800. It Ia !he Ideal Class B audio tube for outputs up to 80 watts and 4 of them pulh pull parallel will form a most economical 160 watt modulator. For puahpuU parallel operation the reflected Iced impedance will be half and the output twice that for two tubes. 'The Class B operatlDQ oonditions for the no and TZ20 are identical but the TZ20 avoid !he neeuaity for a source of grid bias with qood voltaq. regulation. At 800 willi the nd-siqnal plate current to II pili! of TZ20's will be ~.ly 25 to 30MA.

The chart below qlves proper Class B Audio operating conditions fal' vilrloua outpullll at different plate voltaq8!l. The most Important vallW 18 the reflected load impedance which Is given for the entire primary or plate to plate. The current value is the ma::rimum average value u would be indicated on the plate current meter with sine wave Input. For the same peak output with VOice' input the lIllIximum averaq. plate current will be approxiraately 50% to 60% of this value. Th. TZ20 requlr .. no blu vollllg •.

D.C.
PIa 40 SO 80 70 <-Audio Watt.
VoJbJe Output
L
78YA 98MA ll1MA 137MA <-Max. Av. Ip.
IOQ 21.000 17,000 14,000 12.000 <-Plata to plate
Load
700 92MA 115MA 140MA .... Max. Av. lp.
. 15.000 12.000 10.000 .... Plale to pla~ load
IlOO llaMA 140MA .... Max. Av. tp.
10,~ 8.100 .... Plal. to plate loed GENEBAL CHARACTERISTICS

Filament Volts ..•.................................. 7.5

filament Current, amps 1.75

Amplification FACtor •.•.................•........... 62

Plate Dissipation, _tts " 20

mlMe1ec;trod. Capac:itlft

Grid-plale, mm.f .•••.....•...•...........•...•.•.••• 4.95 Grid-filament, mmf ., ••................•.•.........• 5.25

Plate Filament, mmf > •••••••••• '. 1.0

o..tall Dinlenaio~

MllXimum lenqth, Inches............................. 6

Maximum diameter, Inches ..................•........ 2%

tJX t.P!onq AI.inlaq B ...

CLASS C TELEGRAPHY

Mulmam hliDq.

D. C. Plate Volts 750

D. C. Plate Current, ma...................................... 85

D. C. Grid Current, ma 30

D. C. Grld Volts , 200

Plate Dissipation, walts , 20

TypleaJ Opera.llDq ConciIliO!l.

D. C. Plate Volts •••••.•.•.............•........•.......•... 750

D. C. Plale Current. ma..................................... 85. D. C. Grid Current. mIl...................................... 28 D. C. Grid Bias Volts ......•........................•...• , .•. --4()

From grid leak of, ohms ..........................•.•••••.. 1500 Plate Dissipation, watts ..........•..••...........••.• ,." •.• , 20 Power Output watts........................................ 44 Drtving Power, watts .....•..•..•...............•... ,., •...••• 3.75

cr..ua C TELEPHONY

Maximum Ratbl.qs

D. C. Plate Volts 750

D. C. Plata CU!T8nt, ma 75

D. C. Grid current. ma > ••••••••••••••••••••••• 30

D. C. Grid Valls •••.......................................•. 200

Plate Dissipation. watts IS

'rypic:al ()perat1nq CondltloH

D. C. Plate Volts

4 • ~ •••••••••••••••••••••••• , ••••••••••••••

750

D. C. Plate current. lIllI.............. . . . . . • . . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . . 70

D. C. Grid current, lIllI :...................... 23

D. C. Grid Btas Volts -100

From grid leak of, ohms 4500

Plate Dissipation. watts..................................... 15

Power Output. watts....................................... 38

Driving Power. watts .... > •••••••••••••••••••••• > • • • • • • •• • • • 4.8

CLASS B AUDIO

Typical OperaUnq ConditioDs (for two tube,)

D. C. Plate Velte 750

D. C. Plale Current. rna 170

D. C. Grid Bias Volts .•.......................... " .. .. . . .. .. 0 Power Output, watts........................................ BO Driving Power. walls........................................ 2.6

Plate 10 Plate load. ohms ...............•.....•...........••.. 9000

P.ak AI. Grid to Grid Volts 195

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HD 203-A

150 WATTS PLATE DISSIPATION CARBON ANODE TRIODE

$14.50

Tb. Heavy Duty 203A i!I truly a heavy duty tube end W4~ 'he lirat lube desiqned with the lloatinq anode. Before the Introduction of !he He 203A punctures and flashing over in the stems of the .tandani 203A were very common especially in Class B audio drcuilL The HD 203A ill a qeneral purpose tube and is used in dreuita built for 203A tuba wh41re more power is desired.

GENERAL CIUllACTEBlSTICS

~t Voltaq., vol..................................... 10 F!lament Cunent, ampe .•••••••••••••••••••.••••••••• ,·... 4

AmpUf1cadon Factor. . . .. .. .. .. .••. ..••... . . . .. 25

Plaia 10 Grid, uunf .•••••.•••.•••••••.••••••••.•••••• _ • • • • • 12

'l'horIa1ed T1.IDQSlan Fllament-NONEX GLASS

ManlnIUll Lenq1h, inch.. SIAl

Maximl,llll DIameter. Inchee 21A1

CLASS He'" AMPLIFIEB

Mu. Operatlnq Plate VollI 1500 1750

Max. D.C. Plate Cunent, mils.. .. .. .. .. . . . . .. .. .. .. 225 225

Wax. D.C. Grid Cun-ent. mils. . • . • . • . . . • • • • . • . • . . • . . 60 60

CLASS "I" A.F. MODULATOB

Push Pull OperatioD

D.C. PIa .. Vollaq •• vollll 1500

Grtd. Voltaq •• appro vollll .•..••••••••..••.•..•.••.• --45

Load RuJatan~ (PIt. to pll) ohma 9600

Max. D.C. Plat. Oment (2 tubes). mils •.••••••• ,. '" 315

Power Output (2 lu.bell). watlll , 300

1750 -67.5 10.000 365 .00

814

200 WATTS PLATE DlSSIPA TION

$18.50

L.ow Mu-Ideal for Grid Modulation and Class B Linear Operation

The 814 is identical with the 822 except for the Mu or ampliflcation factor and is intended for those applications where a tube of lower mu is desired. The mu 01 12 is about optimum for grid modulated and class B linear R.F. operation. We recommend the 814 fer effiCiency modulated amplifiers.

CLASS B RADIO FREQUENCY AMPLIFIER Typical Operating Condltions

D. C. Plate Volts 2000

D. C. Plate Current, A........................ 150

Power Output, watts.......................... 110 115

Grid Bias Volts -165 -200

Peak Driving Power. watts (appr=.]........... 6 6

Plate Dissipation. watts..................... ... 190

For other Operating Data refer to 82~ on Paqe 7

2500 . 125

197

841·SW

50 WATTS PLATE DISSIPATION CARBON ANODE

A POPtTLAll D[ATHEBMY TUB

S8.00

ThG Taylor 841-SW has been used :or the last ten years by many of the leading diathermy appar~tus manufacturers.

GENERAL CHABACTEBISTlCS

F'l14IIwnt Voltaqe, volta................................... 10

Filament Current. amps , 2

AmpIUbHon Factor, , ..•.•. ,.. 14.6

Maximum Len9lh, inches ~ .. .. . . .. • .. .. . .. .. • .. .. • 6 'I,

~utm D~te~ blchea .....•.........•...••.•.••.••.• 2~ Pla.. to Grid. 1DIIIi •••••••••••••.•.• · ••••••••••• ••••••••• I

, A1.im.a9 UX &a.-NONEX GLASS

CLASS HC" OSC AND ~ AMP x

Mu. Operatin9 Pla. Volta

Unmodulated D.C., volta ,............. 1000

Max. D.C. Plate Current. mila............................ 150

Max. D.C. Grtd Current. mils ....•....•....•.....•.• " .•• . 30

M~ Pidte Dtaipa.t:lon. W<ltta ••• "......................... 50

Mal[. RF Grld. Curnmt. amp!!............................. 5

HD 211-C

150 WATTS PLATE DISSIPATION CARBON ANODE

$14.50

Used in Diathermy equipment where voltage is limited so that higher current is permissible to obtain rated output.

GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS

filament Voltage, volts.................................... 10

Filement Current, amps...... . . . .. .. .. 4

Mutual Conductance, ul-lhos 4300

AmplifiCation factor 12

50 Wall Base Nonex Glass

Max. :ength . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 9'·, in.

Max. dtameter 2' c in.

INTERELECTRODE CAPACITIES

Plate to Gr;d. .nmf , .

G:ld 10 Fi~amenl, Il1Llf... . ...........•.•.........

Plate to F· ~milIJt mrnf . .•.. . .

8 5 4

CLASS "C" OSC. AND POWER AMP.

Max. Cperatinq Plate Vclts , 2000

Max. D.C. Plate Current, mils. . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 225 Max. D.C. Grid Current. mils...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60

Max. Plate Dissipation, walls , .. 150

Max. R.F. Grid Current, amps >. •••• • •• ••••••• •••• .•• 7.5

Max. R.f. Output, watts , '" .. .. .. .. .. 250

Engineering Cooperadon

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Tayler Tubes really welcomes the opportunity to work with"our engineers. on any problems involving Power or

Rectifier Tubes of the types listed in this catalog. We have worked closely with the engineers of many leading industrial concerns to our mutual advantage. We can quickly build sample tubes to your own specifications at a reasonable cost. You can count on dose cooperation at TAYLOR

TUBES.

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