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CV10

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ID = 81456
       
Pays:
Royaume Uni
Fabricant: Common type Great Britain tube/semicond.
Concepteur: EMI; Hayes, Middlesex 
Type:  Reflex Klystron   SHF/EHF (>3 GHz) 
Identique à CV10
Similaires
Multiples différences / d'autre type :
  NR89
Successeurs CV36  
Culot Octal (Int.Octal, IO) K8A, USA 1935 Connexion au sommet par téton.
Utilisé par Radar
Chauffage Vf 4 Volt / Indirect
Description

Early British S-band reflex klystron derived from the 'Sutton tube' prototype. Robert Sutton of the Signal School group at Bristol developed the design of the first reflex klystron, completed in December 1940. Small productions by EMI and E.K. Cole started from March 1941.
Factory assembled cavity with 8% tuning range. It originated the service type CV10, when already discontinued. Intended as local oscillator in radar sets using the NT98 magnetron.

Replaced by CV36 from the end of 1941.

10 mW output at 1750 V resonator voltage.

To an article on the development of early reflex klystron to be used as local oscillator in microwave radar sets.

 
Bibliographie -- Original-techn. papers.   1946 CV register

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