THE DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF A ONE-HALF WATT HEATER POWER REDUCED SIZE NUVISTOR TRIODE

Abstract

Two grids were designed for the remote cut-off version of the A15274. Maximum use was made of the digital computer to design the grids. One grid type Development No. A15330, has been selected for production as probably the best compromise between noise performance and cross-modulation performance. A new method for fabricating the cathode support involves sintering a nickel flashed spirally wrapped strip of Nichrome. The thin-wall tubing so produced resembles a soda straw. Comparative tests indicate that the new method yields a product that is probably as good as, or better than the original method, and is much easier to make. Acceptance life tests of the A15274 are complete and are a qualified success. Four out of five tubes easily met the requirements of the heater cycling test. The fifth tube, however, pulled the average to just below the limit at 1,000 hr. This test is considered complete. (Author)

Document Details

Document Type
Technical Report
Publication Date
Jun 30, 1962
Accession Number
AD0283518

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  • Computers
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