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GI-46B
TRIODE
The GI-46B triode generates and amplifies RF oscillations in continuous-wave and pulsed operation with anode modulation.
GENERAL
Cathode: indirectly heated, oxide-coated.
Envelope: metal-caramic with ring leads of cathode, heater and grid.
Cooling: forced air.
Height: at most 113 mm with heat sink, 69 mm with no heat sink.
Diameter: at most 65 mm with heat sink, 55 mm with no heat sink.
Mass: at most 620 g with heat sink, 205 g with no heat sink.
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A - anode; C - grid; KP - cathode and heater; P - heater
| OPERATING ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS | |
| Vibration loads: | |
| frequencies, Hz | 5-1,000 |
| acceleration, m/s² | 98 |
| Multiple impacts: | |
| acceleration, m/s² | 1,470 |
| number of impacts | 4,000 |
| Ambient temperature, °C | -60 to +100 |
| Relative humidity at +40 °C, % | 95-98 |
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BASIC DATA Electrical Parameters |
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| Heater voltage (AC or DC), V | 12.6 |
| Heater current, A | 2.3-2.6 |
| Anode voltage (DC), kV | 2 |
| Mutual conductance (at anode current 80 mA), mA/V | 17-26 |
| Inverse grid current (at anode current 80 mA), µA | 40 |
| Cathode emission current (at anode pulse voltage 400 V, pulse duration 2-5 µs, frequency 50 Hz, grid pulse voltage 400 V), A, at least | 24 |
| Penetration factor (at anode current 80 mA, anode voltage change 200 V), % | 0.4-0.8 |
| Output power in CW generation mode (at heater voltage 8.5 V, anode voltage 1.5 kV, anode current 350 mA, wavelength 29 cm), W, at least | 120 |
| Warm up time, s, at most | 100 |
| Interelectrode capacitance, pF: | |
| input | 14.5-18.5 |
| transfer | 5.1-6.4 |
| Limit Operating Values | |
| Heater voltage (AC or DC), V: | |
| maximum | 13.9 |
| minimum | 7.7 |
| Anode voltage (DC), kV | 1.9 |
| Peak anode voltage, kV | 15 |
| Dissipation, W: | |
| anode | 350 |
| grid | 20 |
| Anode current (DC component), mA | 350 |
| Peak anode current, A | 15 |
| Maximum 1/duty factor | 500 |
| Maximum pulse duration, µs | 15 |
| Maximum resistance in grid circuit, kH | 10 |
| Temperature, °C: | |
| anode lead | 200 |
| grid lead | 200 |
| cathode lead | 120 |
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STANDARD OPERATING CONDITIONS CW Operation |
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| Heater voltage, V | 7.65-9.35 |
| Anode voltage, kV | 1.5 |
| Anode current, mA | 350 |
| Wavelength, cm | 28 |
| Output power, W: | |
| in self-excited oscillator mode | 120 |
| in amplifier mode | 150 |
| Pulsed Operation | |
| Heater voltage, V | 12.6 |
| Peak anode voltage, kV | 10 |
| Peak anode current, A | 12 |
| Pulse duration, µs | 10 |
| Peak output power, kW | 30 |
| 1/duty factor | 1,000 |
| Wavelength, cm | 28 |
| Air flow rate for envelope cooling, m³/h | 24 |
NOTE
The tube can be supplied with no heat sink or with a heat sink of variant I or with a heat sink of variant II.
The heat sink of variant I providing more effective cooling is to be used only when the tube is employed as an oscillator with a high average value of anode dissipation.
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Averaged Anode Characteristic Curves
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Characteristic Curves Showing Oscillator Output Power versus Anode Voltage in Continuous-Wave Operation
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Characteristic Curve Showing Heater Voltage versus Output Power (at wavelength range 20-60 cm)
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Characteristic Curve of Relative Change of Peak Power versus 1/Duty Factor