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Join Date: Mar 2003
Location: St. Catherine, Jamaica
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Hi,
I found two of these tubes some time ago. I cant find any information on it so I have no idea what it is good for. Does anyone know how to use this tube and what it does? Thanks Lawrence
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Here is another angle, if it helps.
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If I read correct, the name is CEA95. My tube database doesn't known it...
Btw the plate structure looks strange... It might be a triode, but I think for special purposes. |
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Join Date: Aug 2002
Location: Eire
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Is it some kind of magic eye tube, with the big plate been the display screen.
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by the looks of the structure, I'd say it is a <i forget the name>
it is sensitive to light, sort of like a photo-diode, but in tube format.. there is no heater, and the plate has some sort of mildy radioactive substance on it (like cesium? i forget) for use of transmitting a signal via visible light, like the audio track on a old film. I think I've got a similar tube from tim.. |
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Join Date: Jul 2003
Location: UK
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I'ts a photodiode
I worked at a factory that made silicon photodiodes vacuum multipliers and CRT's amongst other things like neutron detectors and Boron isotopes. I cant' help with specs but remember seeing one of these in the lab for calbration purpose. Pete |
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Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: South Wales
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Used to use these in old cinema projectors!--Machines like Kalee with B.A.F Soundheads and Westar machines.
Biassed at around 90v, the film audio track was projected through a slit and optics to the selenium coated cathode which then emitted electrons depending on light intensity Used to go noisy, microphonic and all sorts, Just an ornament these days!
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Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: South Florida, USA
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Yup what Colt said, the word is phototube. The cathode is coated with cesium which has a lot "work potential", basically electrons are more prone to being bumped out by light rays. Add 300V and you get a few micro to miliamperes plate current depending on intensity. I think response drops off around 10-20kHz typically.
Tim
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Join Date: Mar 2003
Location: St. Catherine, Jamaica
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Thanks a bunch Guys.
Now that I know what it is I really dont have any use for it. Anyone have any ideas? I may just end up selling them anyway, if they are worth anything. thanks Lawrence
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