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Source ........................................ Sperry DS
This type is used as a local oscillator at 3.3-4.2 GHz in RADAR equipment. Requires an octal socket.
Source ........................................ Sperry DS
Bulb .......................................... Metal
Base Type ..................................... Small-Wafer Octal 8-Pin
EIA Outline ................................... 2K42
EIA Base ...................................... 2K42
Top Cap ....................................... Miniature
Cathode ....................................... Coated Unipotential
Mounting Position ............................. Any
Source ........................................ Sperry DS
Heater Voltage ................................ 6.3 V
Heater Current ................................ 1.0 A
Maximum Heater-Cathode Voltage ................ 45 V
Klystron
Source ........................................ Sperry DS
Beam Voltage .................................. 1250 V
Beam Current .................................. 60 mA
Reflector Voltage
Positive Voltage ........................... 0 V
Negative Voltage ........................... 750 V
Control-Electrode Voltage
Positive Voltage ........................... 30 V
Negative Voltage ........................... 200 V
Power Input ................................... 75 W
Ambient Temperature of Shell .................. 100 °C
Ambient Temperature of Base ................... 75 °C
Klystron
Source ........................................ Sperry DS
Frequency ..................................... 3.75 GHz
Power Output .................................. 750 mW
Beam Voltage .................................. 1250 V
Beam Current .................................. 50 mA
Reflector Voltage (approx) .................... -600 V
Control-Electrode Voltage ..................... 0 V
Half-Power Electronic Tuning Range ............ 20 MHz
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