| bufalo |
Hi all,
I just found and bought the two tubes from an old shop thank to their beauty.
There are charaters "TÃ1-2/8 or 0576" on the tubes. I don't know what it is and for what it is used.
Anyone know them and how to use them, pls hepl me?
thank in advance! |
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| bufalo |
I'm sorry, this is my first post. The pictures that I attached don't display.
Someone show me ways to attach them? |
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| Bas Horneman |
| They should attach now, please try again.....are they smaller then 100kb? |
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| bufalo |
Here is the pictures.
I think it is thyratrons not triode. I have no idea about the kind of tube so please give me some advices. |
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| Geek |
Thyratron tubes are like a programmable unijunction transistor (PUT), only on steroids.
I dunno, maybe a class-D project? :clown: |
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| gingertube |
Yes - definitely thyratrons.
While the grid voltage remains at or below 0V no current flows. Put +20V on the grid and the Thyratron "fires" and conducts anode current .
More like an Silicon Controlled Rectifier (SCR).
Max anode volts 8000 volts
Max anode current 6.5A
Max negative grid voltage -100V
Grid Volts for 2A Anode current 20V (max)
Heater Voltage 5.7v min 6.9 V max (6.3 V typical)
Heater Current 5.5A min 7.5A max
Resistance in grid circuit 10KOhm min. 50KOhm max.
Warm up time 2 minutes
Bulb Temperature 250 degrees Centigrade
Typical life 1000 hrs
Thats about all I could "decode/translate" from the data sheet and there may be errors in that (I don't read Russian but recognize a word here or there).
Cheers,
Ian |
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| Klimon |
| You could build an awesome-looking amplifier with these! :o |
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| bufalo |
Thanks all of you for the information.
To Klimon,
Can you guide me to build a such awesome amplifier.
As I search on the internet, rythayon generally can not be used to amplify signal linearly. Is that true or false.
I like big tube very much. At present, I'm building a giant amplifier with GU 13 (813 equivalent). So your awesome amplifier make me so interested. |
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| tubelab.com |
You can not build a linear amplifier with a thyratron tube. They were intended as grid controlled switches (the predecessor to the SCR as mentioned) and as such have no linear region. I have several hundred small ones (2D21's) and have found no use for them.
They can be used to make power oscillators, and high voltage trigger switches, so the vacuum tube Tesla Coil crowd may be able to make something with them. |
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| Klimon |
| quote: | | So your awesome amplifier make me so interested. |
I was just making a joke, Bufalo: these would LOOK very nice on an amp, but allas not good for audio!! Sorry to 've put your hopes up
Simon |
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| bufalo |
Hi all,
Thanks for all your information. So now I should keep them in stores and just for collecting purposes. |
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