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    813 BEAM POWER TUBE Thor iated-Tungsten Filament 400Watts Input on Phone (ICAS) up to 30 Me 500 Watts Input on CW (ICAS) up to 30 Me High Power Sensitivity 7-1/2" Max. Length 16" Max. Diameter RCA~813 Is a general-purpose transmitting beam power tube of the thoriated-tungsten fila ment type designed for use as an rf power amplifier and base... Mediumwetal-shet! Giant 7=fin with aayoret (ere Woe FeI7) Metght (ApprOX) oe ee ee ee eee eee 8 02. AF POWER AMPLIFIER & MODULATOR - Class AB,* oscillator as well as an af saximm Ratinge, dbsotiste ratuest power amplifier and modu cos® | r04se® lator. The 15 has @ maxiaum HE PATE WOLTAGE = 6 « «2250 amu [2500 m4 volts ea 2 0c GeiD-vo.2.(ScRéea)'vouiaie. ‘| i100 max | 1100 max. volt Plate dissipation of 125 wax.-sioyal oc LATE CURRENT. - iad nox. | 225 moe, ma watts under ICAS conditions ‘x.-SIGkkl PLATE IAPUT™ tm | 50 mane watts in modulator service and ew MXSIGHAL GRiO-4o2 INPUT me, | "22 max watts au lat 1 opLaTe 1SstPAT iow” TD 90 mod | 125 mans watts Service. In the latter TNE ONIN service it can be operated T7Ple#) Overation: ce it can be operated Yatues are for 2 tubes with full input to 50 Me and oc prate voltage... + 1500 2000 2250 | 2500 volts with reduced input to 120 Me. 0¢ Gria-no.s uppresior) vortaget. 0 oo | oo volts wecause of Its high power 0 Srldno.2 voltage | 750 750 750 | 750 volts 8 its Bigh Power oe Grigoact (Contratm @ sensitivity, the 813 requires Sela) Voitan very [ttle driving power to SR Ueto OS PAS] HS welts give full power output. For “orisha voliese®. 160 160 aro | ia volts example, inclass C telegraph Trertignst Oc Plate go | gg - Service under ICAS con= mo.-Signl of Pate , urfort sess» «308 265255 | 250 = ditions, a single 813 15 zercgigen o¢ Grid capable of giving a power. owfeurets.. 2 2 a) 2 = output of approximately 375 watts with a driving ““woid"turent.. us a3 a3 |e m= mearorion sfarcrt twats erect ive tone Reston power of only about 4 watts. ance {Piaxe to plate) 9300 16000 20000 |ivo0 ons vox Sige) ivin ower (approe 0 0 8] 0 watts healt DATA MoxsoSianal Power” out” Electrical: put eroee) “ss. 260 9358 300 | aso atts Flianent, Thoriated Tungsten: i" Vottone (oor) to.osss vorts Minin Circuit Yatoes (88 or el): Current at soso volts 2 11 Id 5:0 amp Oridost-circult Resistance: Prarsccascancsy inereet fieetziana With Theed bias eects tee eee 30000 max. ote Volts a008, grigcnart faree too, wien not recomended And piate eirfont Soma ee vet. 3750 thos mustactor, grid Ho.? to grid to.t - cS actors gid voz te grid Ment) RF POWER AMPLIFIER - Class B Telephony Wiee tbo, and plate current =50me. 6.5 Carrier conditions per tube for use with Direct Interetectrose Capaeitances:? @ tox. todulation factor of 1.0 Grid Wot to plates sete ee eee 0.25 max. ut Maximum Ratings, Adsolute Talues: Grid host to filament, cos? | reas peer 1603 Ht 06 LATE VOLTAGE. =. ss «2000 mat | 2250 max, volts sed oriemeey ars By pst 06 GRtO-n0.2 (scaéen) vouTuce. ‘ ! “100 max. | 100 maxs volts ° OC PLATE CURRENT wv ve es ss 100 moe, | 125 mans me Mechanical: PUTE PUT sll 150 moc. | 200 max. watts Mounting Position, . vert feat, gase up or downs Horizontal, GRidntor? taPir 11111 15 mis | 20 mis atts with pins 204 6 in'vertical plane pare olssiparion ss ss 100 rox: | 128 mass watts Yoxinun overat? Length ee tre ewe t eee waa Seated Length weve cscscscrcee Seiyae Sija* Tynical Operation: wecimum Dlaneter eT La et bee 2op/ter OC Plate voltage. ws. 1800 2000} 2250 volts Bue ene TLE LLL LL ILI Lee oc arierno.s (Suppressor) vataget. 0 a | 0 valts cap tt DED DDD DD DD bedtin’ Geted ties) 0c aridcno.2 vottage vs ss = = woo 00! woo volts conria, 985 guts Bode Eaperaton of Amerie TUBE DIVISION months ‘ho hare togutese 1UDIO CORPORATION OF AMERICA, HARRISON, NEW JERSEY pig Be Gridcnons, (cong= ‘rig) vortage “5 | 60 volts eax RF Grigeto.t Vattage eo] 7 — voits de Plate current « « 15] a5 a 06 Grig-no.2 current a| 3 7 0c Gridavo.t current < a ale m= oriving Porerte Piiii @ ata atts Power Output. (aperax.) so sol 7 watts Maximum Circuit Values (C¢S or ICAS): Grid-no.4 circuit Resistar 30000 max. ohne GRID-MODULATED RF POWER AMPLIFIER ~ Class ¢ Telephony Carrier conditions per tube for wse vith eax. woistation factor of 1.0 Maxinun Ratings, Absolute Values: ccs re4s® oe PLATE VOLTAGE ws 2000 max. | 2250 max. volts DC GRID-Ho.2 (SCREEN) VOLTAGE. | 400 max. | 400 max. voTts OF GRID-Ko.3 (CoNTROL- Geo} Voutages 200 max. De PLATE CURRENT» 400 mx, PLATE. UNPUT fit 4150 ma. GRIO=-Ko.2 INPUT. |. L 15 max, PLATE DISSIPATION | Ltd 100 max. Typical Operation: be Plate ied Bo 1500 2000 OC Grid-to.4 (Suppressor) wotaget wee eee ee o 8 OC Grid-no.2 voltage. soo 400 | 0c GrigsNo.t voitageb 180-120 eax RF Gridato.t voltage ws 120, Peak AF Grid, a) dc Plate current Cen OC Grideno.? Currents 1 11 > 3 Dc Grid-no.3 current Dek Driving Poner® cb ob ower Output (aporox.) 2.4 4050 Maximum Cireutt Values (C68 or 1h): Grigno.s-cireuit Resistance: with 30000 max. ons witn cathode bias Not recommended PLATE-MODULATED RF POWER AMPLIFIER ~ Class C Telephony Carrier conditions per tube for use with (2 wae motulation factor of 2-0 Maximum Ratings, Adsotute Tatues: cos | ross c PUATE voLTAGe 1400 mox,| 2000 eax. volts Gri0-2 (Sen 200 max.) 100 max. volts O€ GRiD=NoLt (conTROL-GRIO) vOLTAGE 300 max-| 300 max: volts oe Pure cuWeKT se ses ss 180 noe | 200 mas me be Grldevowt cunwent © 22111 25 mex | 30 max oe fate Por eee LIL! 20 noc | 400 max. ‘yplest Ober BC Plate voltage 1250 1600) 2000 volts sero (Si otiagat (uPeresser! oo] 0 waits vc cridatov? voitagead 121 300300] 380 vorts Fram a series resistor of * 27000 43000 {41000 oma risono.t vortegeH = « . . 160 -is0 | =175 vores srom a grid resistor of”. | 13800 1380031000 “ohne fea fe eldenon} Yortage 250 | 300 wolts de late current.» iso | 200, ~ De Gridevo.? current 211 | ma | “to m= te Grig-voci Current (Aporor.} wl 7 @ Driving Power (Approx.J@®..- 2.9 2.7 | 43 watts Power Output (Approx.) «212 380 180 | 300 watts Maxinun Circuit Values (tS or ICAS) Grigno.tcCircuit Resistance vee ee ee 3000 wax. ohms RF POWER AMPLIFIER & OSCILLATOR = Class ¢ Telegraphy Heyrdoun conditions per tute without agplitule aolulation™ Maximum Ratings, Absolute Yalues: cos® | r04s9® be PLATE vouTAGt . + 2000 nox, | 2290 mx. volts 0G GRID-Ao.2 (SCREEN) VOLTAGE. << 400 max. | 400 moe. volts Dc GRIO-No1 (CONTROL=ERID} VOLTAGE -300 mex, | 300 max, volts 0G PLATE CURRENT ese es ae ter max. | 225 max, ma plate. neu 360 max, | 300 max. watts oRi0-K0.2 INPUT. amr. | 22 nan, wat Typical Operatic DC Plate voltage» 250 1500 2000 j 2280 volts DE Gridano.3 (Sune | ‘ottaget se © 0 of 0 — wits oc Grid-no.? voitage@®, 300 300 00) 400 volts, resistor of 27000 10000 36000 | 16000 ons 0c Grid-no.t vol 2a a5 ~50 =120 | ~155 rts From agrid resistor of 6000 7500 12000 | 10000 hes Fron a eatnode, resistor of x0 wo saa | 568 ons Peak RF Grideuo.t too 475 aos] 278 ort be Plate current . iso te 180/220 me 0G Gridevo.2 current |. 3530 aS | u0 m= current 2 2 wl os a Driving Power (a nr oe 19 | so mates Porer utout (Rs 10 20215 4 378 watts Maximum Circuit Yalues (0t8 or IAS): Griocwo.tcircult fesistence .... ss + 30000 max, ohms SELF-RECTIFYING OSCILLATOR or AMPLIFIER - Class Moxinun C¢8® Ratings, Atsolute Faluest Ae MATE VOLTAGE (H8) seve eves == 2800 nox. 4 Griben.? (SeRtea) vOWTAG” (v8) 350 nore be mute cimttur evenness 8 nan be cris comet IIIT tome murine ger sll lllli! 295 man GRID-No.2 INPUTAB 2 ee 22 max. pure oissimarion LTT Lilt 100 me Typical operat se Pate voltage. (45) 2800 0¢ Griscao,3. (oppressor vo ° AE oridonor2 voltage (ane)se 30 oe oricaoss voliane 46 St From a grid res te Prate Current DC Grid-no.? curre 2 De Grigcvoct current {approx} : Driving Pome (Approx. fila dutputecireuit ettleleney (approx): 1s. 7S), per cent Useful Power Output (AppFOK Jes ss © so atts Maximum Circuit Yalues: Grideno,t-Circuit Resistance vo. ee ss 30009 nae. onms AMPLIFIER or OSCILLATOR - Class C With sevarate, Rectified, Dnftitered, Singte-Phase, Talisiote Plate and Grid-to.d Supply Hoximm OS® Ratings, ADsolute Folues de PLATE voLTAGE 1800 max, volts OG GRID-Na.2 (SCREEN) VOLTAGE 360 max, volts te Geio-No.3 (CONTRDL-GRIO) VOLTAGE... . 200 moe. volts OG PLATE CWHENT ys cons ees Sor s 90 me, me oe Geio-kons cummeaT <1) Smee PLATE INPUT EE oe ee ee ee ee ee | 360 ma, watts Geiosaone ure TTT L IIL L Dab mad tates pure oissieation 21D TTTIII TD lo moe mates Typical Operation: OC Plate Voltage =. vee eee es 1800 volts Oe Grid-to.3 (cuporeszor) voltagets 111 a wolts OC Grigcto.? Yoltagewes ee ens lll) 280 welts be Grisctort vortaged@ 022 LLL LILI tao Monts Frome grie resistor of 122222221 10000 “ome oc plate Gurren vee ee SLT te = be Griewo.e current 1 ITIIIITD Oe = 8 Griacno.t Current (appro) 12 IIITT ae = Driving Power (soprox.)@@e@ 2.2 watts Output-Circuit Efficiency (Approx.). . . . « ‘75 per cent Uaetul rover Output (RoprOR.). ws LLL atom ates oxi Circult Values: Griaeao,socireuit Resistance «ss. + 30000 ROX. obs MAXIMUM RATINGS vs OPERATING FREQUENCY FREQUENCY 30 [us [60 [120 [ve Max PERWISS BLE. PERCENTAGE OF tic “taveo ortare” voutace AnD pete Sinrer: Class 8 Telepnony 100] 95 {00 76 | 5 Clase ¢ Telepron Grid wodutated 100} 93] 80 | 76 | x Plate Noculates too er| 08] 50 | erase ¢ Telearapny 00] e7| 75] 80 | Chass Set fanect ty ‘ose! ister, daplitier | 100] e7| 75] 50 | Class eGSehifator, amotifier | too] e7| 75] 50 | + CHARACTERISTICS RANGE VALUES FOR EQUIPMENT DESIGN ote Min, Hass muwiamen yee 38 MMe Hans, aclestersevohetenr,| alliage ager of 2000 volts, grid woud "comected to nega> tet tiament tecninal, de gridenort voltage oF kod voltsr de jrigenosi current of v6 totace imae, gridskoni fostator of 100004 108" onne, se prate cureent of 180'ma, and Frequency af 15 Hee © with no external snietd and with base snet) floating. * suoscript 1 indicates that aridvo.t current does not Pion during any part of ‘the Vnput eyerer ont inuous Conmercial Service, Intern! tent comercial and amateur service. Averaged over any audio-frequency cycle of sinomave form yor + orig youn anaund oe connected to idetan on fTanent- eee ect en dcr 8 i "* praterably ovtained from a separate source or fran the plateovaltage supply witn @ voltage dividers For ac filanent supply. The driver stage should be capable of supplying tne dorscgrlas ot the class any stage with the spectTies GPiviny Vor tage at Vow distSrtion Introduce foo much resistance {nine grid-uo.t circu! . edad atte Mon Gori etal Yo Sage ay sete ‘ d 1 Fixed supply or bypassed catnode-resistor biasis recommended.” " * usuatty septigivte. © never more than 2 watts. AL grast, of audio~trequency cycle with 9 nodvtat ion © value shown for each operating condition is power rem gulred’ty"grid wovt and ias\ty device anen her si2 Is Speraes’ af” rreauency sufticientty tox to wold ntgn= Frequency losses At moderate Trequencies, the. river Stage should be capante ef providing about, twice the Tabuiated value! st nigher frequencies, the driver 5290 ney novete'supply $to 10 times the’ value shown: 4b ovtaines trom tixed supply, or cathode resistor un= Bypassed for audio treavengies. RF driving power is never more than 2 watts. He Usvaily fot more than i watts ovtained from a separate source modulated along with the. piate supply, or trem tne sodulated plate supply Enolgh's ietled ‘resistor of tne venue snonn for bach operating condition. Hf otained trom a grid=n sistor, from cathode re= Sisto, or trom @ combindtion of grigchact resistor with eiener Tisea’ supply er cathode’ res str Wodylation essentially negative may ve used if tne pesitive peauof the ausicetrequency envelope oes na! Bteeed 1158 of the carrier condit ons. Obtained trom a separate source, from the olatevoltage Supply with a voltage civiger, or througn a series rex STBROE ar the vaiue thown for Gach Speral ing conditions A Serige gridanon? resistor should be used ‘only wnen tneroay fs uged isa circult wnicn ts not’ weed. Gridano.2 voltage must not exceed 600 volts under Reysup eonditlonse © Ir preceding stage is keyed, the gridaMo.t bias must be Sotained part faity from‘s tived' suppiy’ inorder te Taibtthe piste ‘current ‘and, therefore, the ptate dis- sipation to a safe values 1 From a sert-rectitied driver. B This value of usetul power is measured at Dutput cireurt paving tadicated efficiency. HE tower inout ig 1.23 tines the product of se voltage From a driver with a rectitied, unfiltered phase, fultwava: plate ‘Surpty. Obtained trom a separate ac supply in phase with the piste supply or from a low-voltage tapos the plate Uednseormer.” ite of a"gridcua.? series vo1tsge—srcap!ns resistor Is" aot recombendeds WGovtained from a grid—no.1 resistor of the value shown Ooo ee ease ee ee at te yea tneee obtaines frame separate, rectified, untittered, single~ phage, fulfcwave Supply inpnace with tne plats supe! Brean tne rect ified, unt iteered, singlenpnase, fult= Wave supply by means Of taps on the slate transformer: Toad of single= @ OPERATING CONSIDERATIONS The maximum ratings inthe tabulated data for ‘the 813 are limiting values above which the ser— viceability of the 813 may be Impaired from the viewpoint of life and satisfactory performance. Therefore, in order not to exceed these absolute Vous 0c GRID-Ne2 VOLTS =200 CGRIDNES CONNECTED TO. FILAMENT () 2 g 3 3 3 3 oI Foams cau) on on-ne 2 ca) Anrents Fig. 1 Average Plate Characteristics of Type 813. ratings, the equipment designer has the responsi- bility of determining an average design value for each rating below the absolute value of that rating by an amount such that the absolute values will never be exceeded under any usual conditions of supply-voltage variation, load variation, or manufacturing variation in the equipment itselr. The rated plate voltage and grid-No.2 voltage of this tube are high enough tobe dangerous to the user, Care should be taken during adjustment of circuits, especially when exposed circuit parts are at high de potential. Heavy leads and conductors together with suitable Insulation should be used in all parts of the rf plate tank circuit so that losses due pad I Perit oe 1g RARE att to} 5 2 | ; Fig.a~ Average Characteristics of Type 813. wee Bia Se, | Youre uA Fig.g~ Average Characteristics of Type 813. to rf voltages and currents may be kept at a minimum, At the higher frequencies, it is essen- tial that short, heavy leads be used for circuit connections in order to minimize lead inductance and losses. When a new circuit ments are made, is tried or when adjust it Is advisable to reduce the Plate voltage and grid-No.2 voltage. If the 813 is operated at maximum ratings and grid-No.2 voltage is obtained through a series dropping @ resistor, the use of a 5000-ohm protective re~ sistor In the high-voltage supply lead Is recommended. When a separate grid-No.2 voltage supply is used, a 4000-ohm protective resistor should be connected in the grid-No.2 supply lead, A protective device, such as a fuse, should be used to protect not ‘only the plate but also 500 6 1350 PLATE (14) SR GRID-NAz" (tea) AUPE ag Figsg ~ Averoge Plate Characteristics of Type 813. grid No.2 against overload. In order to prevent excessive plate-current flow and resultant over= heating of the tube, the plate circuit should be fused. Similarly, a fuse in the lead to grid~ No.2 should remove the grid-No.2 voltage when the de grid-No.2 current reaches @ value st ight ly higher than normal. Shielding and isolation of the input and output circuits are necessary for stable opera- ne In some cases where the 813 is used as an rf amplifier, neutralization may be necessary to Prevent feedback. It Is not necessary, however, to provide an external shield for the 813. The rf impedance between grid No.2 and the cathode must be kept low, usually by means of a suitable bypass capacitor. In telephony service when grid No.2 is modulated, a smaller bypass VOLTS Ac 0 PLATE (14) OR GRID

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