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GI-12B
TRIODE
The GI-12B triode is used as a RF oscillator and an amplifier in continuous-wave or pulsed mode with anode modulation.
GENERAL
Cathode: indirectly heated, oxide-coated.
Envelope: metal-ceramic with ring leads.
Cooling: forced air.
Height: 88.5 mm.
Diameter: 45 mm.
Mass: at most 120 g.
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| OPERATING ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS | |
| Vibration loads: | |
| frequencies, Hz | 5-600 |
| acceleration, m/s² | 59 |
| Multiple impacts with acceleration, m/s² | 343 |
| Ambient temperature, °C | -60 to +100 |
| Relative humidity at up to +40 °C, % | 98 |
|
BASIC DATA Electrical Parameters |
|
| Heater voltage, V | 12.6 |
| Heater current, A | 0.75-0.88 |
| Mutual conductance (at anode voltage 400 V, grid voltage change ±0.5 V, anode current 15 mA), mA/V | 8-12 |
| Penetration factor (at anode voltage 400 V, anode voltage change 400 V, anode current 15mA), % | 0.7-1.5 |
| Operating point (negative grid voltage at anode voltage 400 V, anode current 15 mA), V | 4.5-1 |
|
Interelectrode capacitance, pF: input |
9-13 |
| output | 0.04 |
| transfer | 2-3.3 |
| Output power in CW operation (at anode voltage 800 V, peak anode current 100 A, wavelength at most 9.3 cm), W, at least | 3 |
| Output power over 500 h of service, W | 2.4 |
| Limit Operating Values | |
| Heater voltage, V | 12-13.2 |
| Anode voltage, kV: | |
| DC | 0.8 |
| with cold cathode | 1 |
| peak value (with pulse duration about 5 µs) | 2 |
| Peak grid voltage (with pulse duration 5µ), V | -150 to +50 |
| Cathode current, A: | |
| r.m.s. value | 0.15 |
| peak value (with pulse duration about 5 µs) | 1.5 |
| Dissipation, W: | |
| anode: | |
| with forced cooling | 80 |
| with no forced cooling | 20 |
| grid | 2 |
| Wavelength, cm, at least | 9 |
| Temperature, °C: | |
| anode heat sink | 200 |
| cathode lead | 100 |
| grid lead | 120 |
| Resistance in grid circuit, kH | 10 |
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Averaged Pulse-Operation Characteristic Curves:
Uf = 12.6V; Timp = 4µs; frequency 350 imp/s;
_____ anode;
_ _ _ grid-anode
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Averaged Characteristic Curves Showing Oscillator Output Power versus Anode Voltage in Pulse Operation:
Uf = 12.6V; L = 9cm; duty factor 0.005;
grid and cathode snorted out
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Averaged Characteristic Curves of Oscillator Output Power versus Anode current in Pulse Operation:
Uf = 12.6 V; L = 9cm; duty factor 5 0.005
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Averaged Anode-Grid Characteristic Curves