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(4) LIGHT SOURCES<br />
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Various types of light sources are shown in attached<br />
Price List 18-316 all of which, except the type L, can be<br />
used with the Type RX Photo-troller. In selecting the light<br />
source care must be taken that the minimum illumination on<br />
the photo-tube must not exceed the values given in fig. 2.<br />
In this figure are shown different scales for the<br />
maximum illumination for different percentage changes in<br />
a-c line voltage. Using, for example, the basic 2% curve<br />
it is seen that if the maximum illumination is 30 foot<br />
candles, the minimum illumination must not exceed 15 foot<br />
candles. If, however, the maximum line voltage variation<br />
is 20 per cent and the maximum illumination is 30 foot candles<br />
at maximum a-c voltage, then the minimum illumination<br />
10 foot candles is found by following the circle from A to<br />
B, then to C and D.<br />
By using tho curves in fig. 2 in <strong>com</strong>bination with the<br />
light source curves in fig. 7 of Price List 18-316, the percentage<br />
reduction in light required can be determined.<br />
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Light Source Type F.<br />
Voltage Variations 10%.<br />
Operating Distance 10 feet.<br />
From fig. 7 Price List 18-316 is found: 17 F.C.<br />
From fig. 2 ; 17 F.C. at 10% voltage variation gives<br />
7.5 F.C. minimum illumination.<br />
Consequently: Illumination must be reduced from<br />
17 F. C. to 7.5 J:il. C. or 56%.<br />
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PRINCIPLE OF OPERATION<br />
The schematic diagram, for the type RX photo-troller<br />
is shown in fig. 3. The photo-troller is equipped with a<br />
type WL-629 Thyratron tube which is controlled by a type<br />
WL-735 phototube. The WL-629 tube is a gasf'i11ed discharge<br />
tube consisting of an anode connected to lS in fig. 3, a<br />
heater winding connected to leads 8 and 10, a cathode con<br />
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nected to Lead 8J and a control grid connected to the S<br />
MEG. resistor. The characteristics of the WL-629 tube are<br />
such that when the grid has a negative potential exceeding<br />
approximately 6 volts relative to the cathode the tube does n<br />
not be<strong>com</strong>e ionized, and no current is conducted through the<br />
tube. If the grid potential is made more positive, the<br />
tube breaks down,and conducts rectified current through<br />
relay coil I during the half cycles when lead 7 is positive<br />
in relation to lead 8.<br />
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