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CV64

Country:	Great Britain (UK)	Brand:	Common production Great Britain valve / tube
		Developer:	BTH (B.T.H.), British Thomson-Houston Co, Ltd.
		Tube type:	Magnetron

Tube ID = 19352


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Identical to	CV64 = E1342
Predecessor Tubes	CV38
Successor Tubes	CV192

Base	OTHER TUBEBASE in general
Was used by	Radar
Filament
Description	Echelon strapped 8-segment magnetron operating in S-band. It was developed by L. Rushford and R. Latham at BTH, with the initial designation of BM717. Peak out power was about 40KW, four times the power returned by CV38, with 13KV, 10A pulses. The power was substantially limited by the modulator tubes: when the CV85 trigatron became available, CV64 was operated at 160 KW input power. Similar devices were available shortly later from US manufacturers, such as the 706 family. Used in AI MkVIII and, from October 1942, in H2S. Text in other languages (may differ)
Literature	-- Original-Prospect Callick, Metres to Microwaves

EE
Ernst Erb

Manufacturer's Literature
Emilio Ciardiello

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CV64

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