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TWIN POWER TRIODES
Type 6336
Low mu, high per
veance twin power
triode for use as a
series regulator
tube in D.C. power
supplies. Plate
Dissipation 30
watts per sect.
Type 6AS1G
Low mu, high per -
veance twin power
triode for use as a
regulator tube in
D.C. Power Supply
Units. Plate dissipation
13 watts per
sect.
Type 6520
Same as 6AS7G for
use where utmost
reliability is required
in triade balance,
absence of
excessive plate current
drift, high grid
to plate insulation.
Type 5998
Similar to 6080 and
6AS7G but with
higher amplifica
fion factor. Mu 5.5,
transconductance
14,000 micromhos,
plate dissipation 13
watts per plate.
Type 6080WA
Ruggedized Twin
Power Triode made
under reliable tube
program. Plugs
directly into any
socket using 6080
or 6AS7G regulator
tubes.
Every Chatham Tube is Rigidly Tested to Insure Dependable Performance
All tubes manufactured by Chatham are thoroughly
tested for periods up to 30 hours. Many tube
types are held for a minimum of 96 hours and
retested to determine the effect of storage. Test
equipment employed includes small table type
sets and large hydrogen thyratron units with inputs
RECTIFIERS
up to 100 KW. Chatham test equipment is
continuously checked for accuracy of calibration
by technicians specializing in calibration and
maintenance of equipment. Tube types are life
tested on a year round basis to insure maximum
performance and service life.
Type 1Z2
A high voltage vacuum
rectifier for
constant supply circuits.
Filament 1.25
volts, 275 ma., Peak
inverse anode voltage
15,000. Aver.
anode current 1.5
ma.
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Type 3B25
Half wave, Xenon
Rectifier. Wide ambient
range - 75°
to -.90 °C. Filament
2.5 volts, 5.0 amp.
Peak inverse anode
voltage 4500. Aver.
anode current 0.5
amp.
IL
Type 3B28
Half-wave, Xenon
rectifier. Wide ambient
range of
-75° to -.90 °C.
Filament 2.5 volts,
5.0 amps. Peak inverse
anode voltage
10,000. Aver. anode
current 250 ma.
Type 4832
Half -wave, Xenon
rectifier. Wide ambient
range -75°
to -.90 °C. Filament
5 volts, 7.5 amps.
Peak inverse anode
voltage 10,000.
Aver. anode current
1.25 amp.
11 Type 583
?7'
Small size high vacuum
clipper diode
and high voltage
rectifier. Clipper
ratings: Peak inverse
voltage 15 HV,
peak anode current
8 amps; average
anode current 20
ma.
Type 5R4WGY
Full wave rectifier
ruggedized to stand
980 g shock. Max.
inverse voltage
2800 volts at 165
milliamperes or in.
verse voltage 2400
volts at 215 milliamperes.
Type 5R4WGA
Same as 5R4WGY
but designed to operate
at full inverse
ratings up to 40,000
ft. altitude and at
reduced rating to
60,000 ft. altitude.
Type 5R4WGB
A reliable version of
the 5R4WGA designed
and manufactured
to MILE-
1B reliable tube
specifications.
Type 719 -A
High vacuum tube
for clipper diode
service in hard tube
modulator circuits.
Filament 7 volts, 7
amps. Peak inverse
anode volt. 25 kv.
Max. peak anode
current 10 amps.
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Type 6H6WGT
Ruggedized twin
diode with octal
base. Heater 6.3
volts 300 ma. Peak
inverse anode voltage
465 volts. D.C.
output current, 8.8
ma. per plate.
VOLTAGE REGULATOR & REFERENCE TUBES
Type 0C3W
A ruggedized glow
discharge tube.
Maintains D.C. voltage
constant at 105
volts. Max. regulation
4 volts. Operating
current 5 to 40
ma.
Type OD3W
A ruggedized glow
discharge tube.
Maintains D.C. voltage
constant at 150
volts. Max. regulation
5.5 volts. Operating
current 5 to
40 ma.
Type 5651 WA
Reliable mi mature
Cold Cathode Gas
Discharge Tube for
voltage reference.
Maintains voltage of
approx. 87v at a current
range of 1.5 to
3.5 ma. Available JAN
5651.
Type 6627/0B2WA
Miniature cold cathode
glow discharge
tube for use as a voltage
regulator. Regulating
voltage is
approx. 108 volts at
a current range of 5
to 30 milliamperes.
Consult CHATHAM on all four!
Type
6626 /0A2WA
Same as Type 6627/
OB2WA with regulating
voltage of approx.
150 volts at a current
range of 5 to 30 milliamperes.
CHATHAM
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