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ID = 1352
       
Pays:
Pays-Bas
Fabricant: Philips; Eindhoven (tubes international!); Miniwatt
Type:  Half-Wave Vacuum Rectifier   Alimentation 
Identique à 505 = RGN1304 = V1_Visseaux = V495 = G495 = DU4 = G450 = GT138 = R4B = RRR145
Similaires
Remplaçants avec petites différences :
  412SU ; EG410 ; EG4100 ; EG460 ; G140 ; G530 ; GL4/1E ; M440 ; R0446 ; Super-Valve ; VR2_Castilla
Première série 1927 Tube leaflet collection E.Erb Analysis by original leaflets
Première source
Mar.1929 : Funk Bastler 1929, Heft 9
Jul.1930 : Philips Bulletin R1164, p. 19

Culot Europe 3-Pin B3 (Eu H) (Codex=Eo)
Utilisé par Radio/TV-reception etc.
Chauffage Vf 4 Volt / If 1 Ampère / Direct / Specified voltage AC/DC
Dimensions
(l x h x p)
incl.pins/tip
52 x 126 x 35 mm / 2.05 x 4.96 x 1.38 inch
Poids 43 g / 1.52 oz
Bibliographie - - Manufacturers Literature   
Taschenbuch zum Röhren-Codex 1948/49   
Babani, International Radio Tube Encyclopaedia
Universal Vade-Mecum, Electron Valves and Semiconductor Devices
Tube Tester Data Avo CT160

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505: Internet
Miguel Angel Trujillo-Rodriguez

16_33.png 505: Telefunken Werkstattbuch
Wolfgang Bauer

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Just Qvigstad
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505: Valvo-Röhren-Daten 1934
Jacob Roschy

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Utilisé dans modèles 4= 1929 ; 2= 1930?? ; 2= 1930 ; 1= 1931? ; 1= 1931 ; 1= 1933??

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Tube Philips 505 Cine Sonor (.33.)
Georges Van Campenhout † 28.4.22
27.Mar.10
  1

Dear Radio friends,

 

I recently received a Philips Tube, model 505.

On top of this tube is written (see pictures)

 

PHILIPS

CINE SONOR

505

(.33.)

 

Inside, one can clearly distinguish two diode systems!

I wonder if this is the same tube??

 

 

Pièces jointes

Jacob Roschy
27.Mar.10
  2

Hello Georges,

 

since this tube has merely 3 pins, it can't be anything else then a half-wave rectifier, although two diode systems are visible. It's very likely that you can find a parallel connection inside the tube. I have very little doubt about the correct designation 505.

This method was even used in some other cases: have a look at the second picture of the rectifier type 1803 (under “more”) - and you can see a 1803 which is made in the same way. The connection between the two anodes is clearly visible.

Best Regards, Jacob

 


 

Georges Van Campenhout † 28.4.22
28.Mar.10
  3

Thank you, Jacob.

Indeed, looking carefully into the glass base shows that the two heaters are connected in series.

But what about the other marking: CINE SONOR?

Was this rectifier used only for cinema applications? Or is there another explanation?

 

Best regards

 

Georges

 

 

Georg Richter
28.Mar.10
  4

Philips Eindhoven had a "Cine Sonor" department for cinema equipment production (like Siemens had a separate company "Klangfilm").

It may be that Philips tubes which are labeled "Cine Sonor" was sold for a higher price for "dedicated application", similar to the "Klangfilm" tubes which was (often) standard tubes with a different numbering system to prevent cinema operators to use cheaper tubes for replacement. As far as I know the cinema operators had to sign a contract with the cinema equipment supplier.

I do not know if those "cinema" tubes has had a higher reliability or was selected for reaching the upper limits of the specifications.

If somebody can quote a contract between cinema equipment manufacturers and cinema operators, or can provide data sheets or an advertisement folder of Philips "Cine Sonor" equipment we will know more.

Best Regards

GR

 
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