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CX316

Information - Aide 
ID = 73539
       
Pays:
Etats-Unis
Fabricant: Cunningham Inc., E.T.; Harrison (NJ)
Concepteur: General Electric Co. (GE); Bridgeport CT, Syracuse NY 
Type:  Half-Wave Vacuum Rectifier   Alimentation 
Identique à CX316
Similaires
Différent culot :
  UV216B

Culot UX-Base (4 Pins (2 thick, USA 1924)
Utilisé par Radio/TV-reception etc.
Chauffage Vf 7.5 Volt / If 3.25 Ampère / Direct / Battery =
Description

The C316 rectifier tube was developed by GE alongside the Kenotron UV216 and was available in the middle of 1921. The first RCA catalog, September 1921 advertised the Kenotron UV216. The tube was designed for use with the UV202 and C302 transmitting tubes. The UV216/C316 tubes could operate with 550 volts ac on the anode and supply 20 watts at 350 volts dc.The filament emission was about 100 milliamperes. (Pages 322 and 323 of Tyne refer only to the UV216.)

 
Dimensions
(l x h x p)
incl.pins/tip
x 137 x 54 mm / x 5.39 x 2.13 inch
Poids 67 g / 2.36 oz
Bibliographie Saga of the Vacuum Tube, Tyne   Page 322 and 323


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