6524 ‘to RCA-6850 which ie identi cal with RCA-6524 except for its heater rating of 25 12.6 + 10% volts, jater-current r volts on to 0.663, TWIN BEAM POWER TUBE Small Size Sturdy Structure High Power Sens 45 Watts Input (ICAS) at 470 Ne 85 Watts Input (ICAS) up to 100 Mc Mie 3-9/16" Max. Length 1/16" Max. Diameter TENTATIVE OATA RCA-6524 is a smalt, sturdy, twin beam power tube intended primarily for use as a push-pull rf power amplifier or as a frequency tripler in fixed and mobile equipment operating In the uht range between 450 and 470 megacycles per second. At lower frequencies in the vhf range, it can be operated with higher plate voltage and plate input to give increased power output. The 6524 Is also useful as an af power amplifier and modulator. The 6526 has a naxi~ mum plate dissipation rating of 25 watts under ICAS conditions in modu lator service and in cw service. latter service, It can be oper- ated with full input to 100 Me and with reduced input to 470 Mc. In class C telegraphy and frequency-modulated service at 462 Ne under ICAS conditions, the 6524 can deliver apower output of approximately 20 watts; and as a tripler to 462 Nc, 8 watts. la the it can deliver about Because of high effi relatively low plate voltage to give large power output with small driving power. its high power sensitivity and lency, the 6524 can be operated with The excellent efficiency obtainable with the 6524 in push-pull service with circuits of the the two units. Rf losses are minimized by the use of short, heavy, internal leads and high~ conductivity seals. Use of a single cathode common to the two units, insteadot a cathode for each unit, reduces cathode inductance to aneg!i- gible value. Furthermore, input degeneration is prevented by the balanced arrangement of the units in push-pull service. DATA jectrical: neater, for unipotent ial catnod VoItage (AC oF DC) sv ess ee + 69408 volts Cirrente esses cer ter es 128. amperes Transconductance, (rach unit FORGETS GS LES 288, de gridenon 2 volts © 200, and de plate mar = 80s". 8500 nhos wecgector, arigiaeya telteid tent ach yhit] forge plate volts™= 200, de grideno.2volts = 200, and de Palomar cesses es ee ve 8S Direct interelectrode Capacitance: Téach"intey = Grid nowt to plate. stews ee Ost max. aut Grid x01 to eatnode & gris’ no.9 & cereal Shiela, gria%hos2 (pene Pathe ond fete wees wa 7 mut Pigte to’ cathode a grid’ vou} 4 i fefnal SRletoy geld nore’ fotns a Sr}eland healer ce ee 38 wat Mechanical: Nounting Position. see ese eee ee rene Maximum overall Length Seated Length. » + Naxinue Diameter... eee Ll Oaasiee Bulb. ee LLL L DDL D ste" pieendionar outline sure Terminals (two) 2212 t See Dinensional Outline Base... . Mediumdutton Septar 7-Pin (JETEC Hos E7=20) Weight (Approx) eee eee ee BuID Temperature [at hottest point). cooling: 3 02 210 max. 8 Free circulation of air around the tube Is re~ quired. "In addition,’ some, Torced~air_ cooling HiT Géneranty be required to prevent. exceeain the sBeci# ie’ maxinun buid temperatures * AF POWER AMPLIFIER & MODULATOR--Class ABgt Talues are on aper-tube basis 7 ces? reas Conventional line type, even at the maximum fre Maximum Ratings, Absolute Yaluess quency of 470 Mc, is made possible by several 0¢ PLATE WOLTAGE. . .. . $00 max. 600 max. volts design features. Included among these is the © SRO? (SCREEN as a ents balanced, compact structure of the beam power 0¢ GRIO-Ko.2 SUPPLYVOLTAGE 400 max. 490 many volts nits which have low interelectrode capacitances, MAX/S!GRAL OC PLATE units which have low interelectrode capacitances, CURRENT#S. . 150 max, 150 max, ma Close electrode spacing, and a cathode conmon to MAX.-SIGNAL PLATE INPUT™*, “70 max: BS maxs watts Ao a TUBE DIVISION e235 14010 CORORATION OF AMEN, HAIBSON, NEW JERSEYAF POWER AMPLIFIER &MODULATOR (Cont'd) ces? reas? MAx.-SIGHAL 6810-40. 2, THPUT, . 3 maxy 3 max watts PLATE DISSIPariON®, . . 220 max: 25 max, watts PEAK WEATER-CATHODE VOLTAGE Heater negative with respect To" cathode 138 max, 138 mans volts heater positive wi rBspact fo"eSthode 195 max 135 max. volts sal CCS Operation: O¢ Plate voltage... . 00 500 volts OC Gridenos2 voltages. | 200 200 volts DC Grid-no- 1 (control fig) voltage: From fixea-bias source. =23 26 veits Peak AF Gria-no, J-to~ Grigeword Voltage, 72 0 volts bc Plate current, zero-signal value... 25 » na Max.-signal values ss. 185 16 ns 0c Grid-no.2 currents Terowsignal values. 6 Ont ot na Wax.—signal valve, io io fa be Grig-nowt curren Maxestgnal values sy 208 2s ma ertective oad feel stance tilse "fo ptais) nso 1300 ons ax.-slgnal Driving power ° Giperond¢ on out att signal power gutput (iepron) 38 uo atts Of Plate Voltage... «$00 fo volts OC Grigcno,2 voitagea, |) 200 wo walt be Grignoci, (eontrot— ctf} ottage: Fron fixed-bias sources -28 2 volte peak AE Grideno. fot Ec fEMoNT Molfage, . 16 16 waits oc plate current: erovsignel values... 25 a ma Naxosignal valve ©) 148 Ds ne ve riavnove Curren erowsignal values... Ot ot ms Maxeosignal values a 3 a ve" Grigcvor current: Wancstgral values sy 209 a8 a trtective toad nesistance Raee"fo state) e900 s2800 ons maxs-signal oriving Power, ” (iperoxS@ 0.4 ot watt Max.-signal power output (iopron.) 90 sy watts ‘Maximum Circuit Values (CCS or ICAS): Grig-no. 1-circuit Resistance: Wien fined Blass ss see eee ee 30000 max. ones with cathode vias 21D D ITT wot recommended PLATE-MODULATED PUSH-PULL RF POWER AMPLIFIER-~ Class C Telephony corr cont len ft fa fate © Falues are ona per-tube basis ccs? Absolute Taluest qoas?? Waxinun Ratings For max. plate voltege and sax. plate input above 100 Me, ‘See Retingchare T Oc PLATE VOLTAGE. ss 800 max. 500 max, volts De GRID-no.2 (ScaeeM) VOLTAGE. . 300 max, 300 maxs volts Dc GRID-Ho.2 SUPPLY VOLTAGE 100 max, 400 max, volts ec GRID-No. 4 (conrRoL=<#i0) NOLTAGE: = -200 max. 200 max. volts oc PLATE CURRENT 125 max. 25 make ma 0¢ GRiD-Wo. 1 cuRRE 3 max ry PLaTe Input. aS max. 58 max. watts GRio-no2 tPUTs sv vss 2 max; 2 max, watt PLATE DISSIPATION. vss 13.5 mex, 16,7 max, watts PEAK WEATER-CATHODE Voura Heater negative with respect to'eathode 135 max, 135 max. volts wester positive with rbspect fo"tathode 138 max, 138 ax Typical operation up to 100 Met ve Plate voltage vs sss 400 so walt be Grlacno.2 volyage WBbrox1d 200 200 volts rranan gojustatte series Yafoe'or sooo as000M ohms 0 eridcnout voltagehe set Str watts rom gannat an aap See eA PU zo sz02 ome SUS PieagteTast od 1 ORS BSI ac plate current sw) 300 eo = Oc Grigcwos? Currant Boron) 7 ? o (approx.) 25 BS ma, Delving power (apptona]e 822 oe matt power output (ipproxci®. | 34 watts Typical operation at 462 We: OC late volta 30 s00 volts De Grigcuo.? voltage BE ub a0 20 volts '*e,i5E'ot sooo 28000 e Gridanont voltages «a6 7) SET SP? 000 5009 SER ted Bago a ats oc plate currents ess 78 38 Be Grigcwo. current Eprom) 8 ss me ot Grid-nost current driver power outpyt thopron.) 7 > watts Usetul poner output ‘pron . sz atts Maxiaan Cireult values: Gria-no, i-eireuit Resistancef 30000 max. 30000 max. ohms. PUSH-PULL RF POWER AMPLIFIER & OSCILLATOR-- 4 (cla Telegraphy® an PUSH=PULL RF POWER AMPLIFIER-~Class CFM Telephony Tolues are ona per-tabe basis eos? Maxinua Ratings, Absolute Talues? eas?® For max. plate voltage and max. plete input shore 100 Me, Ree ate tr” Oc PLATE VOLTAGE... . S00 max, 600 maxs volts 0c GriD-vo.2 (scaeen) VOLTAGE. . 300 max. 300 max. votts Dc GRID-No.2SuPPLY VOLTAGE 400 max. 800 maxs volts 0¢ GRip-o- 1 (conT#OL~cR10) VOLTAGE: s ~200 max, ~200 max. volts Oc PLATE CURRENT. vss. 480 max. 18D max: na DC ORID-No.t CURRENT ss. 0 max, © dmaXs ona, PLATE INPUT. wee TO mex, a5 max: watts GRIO-NO.2 INPUTS Bmax. jmax, wattsPLATE DISSIPATION. «vs a0 maKs aS mons atts ean wEATERCCATHOSE Yourase: Heater negative with TUEBREEEo"EEthode 155 max. 135 axe volte weaver! positive. wish rEGpectFo"eethove 138 mmx. 198 axe volts Typical operation up to 100 Me: oe Plate voltages. =. $00 600 vats be Gridean.2 vortage Venpe8y®% . 200 200 volts from an agjustene series Value'of woo008 = 400008 = chs ¢ Gridenoes vortage®. smth nie volts from orid resistor of: | 12000 17000 ahes From gathode resister of 330 S38 ohms octiste currents ss ss 120 te ve Be Grigenos? currgnt (Approx. ) 8 8 wa ¢ Grigono.t current Tperox) 9-7 at - oriving power (approx). + 002 ae matt Power Output (Aoproxi@@ , 6 se watts Typical Operation as Amplifier at 462 Me:™ oe Plate voltages... 380 300 volts Oe Gridenos2 Yoitage “@ Yabr8E.18, 200 250 volts From an aajustabie series Poetstel Raving. ebro Bass or c0000 20000 ote Dc Grid-no.1 Voltage™ . . =31 38 volts Fron grid resistor ott | 12000 12000 “otme From eatvode resister of 280 20 ohms oc'riate currents ss ss 120 iso m= Oe Gridenos2 current Ueerox) 3 ‘ “ O€ Geideno«t curryne Boron.) 2.6 be o driver roxer output hoprex.) 7 7 watts Useful power ovtgut (Approx. )@® 16 20 watts Maxinun Circuit Values Grigeno. circuit Resistance 39000 30000 max. onms FREQUENCY TRIPLER--Class C Talues are onaper-tube basis cos? Teas? Maxinun Ratings, Absolute Toluess For max. plate voltage and nex. plate input above 100 Me, see Rating Chart TIT Dc PLATE VOLTAGE»... . $00 max. 400 max. volts De GRIO-NO.2 (SCREEN) VOLTAGE. . 300 max, 300 ax, volts 0c GRID-Ho.2 SUPPLY VOLTAGE HOO max. 400 max. volts Be GRID-Na. 1(CONTROL-GRID) VOLTAGE. = =200 max. ~200 max. volts. Dc PLATE CURRENT... s+ 100 max, 115 maxy oma De GRID-NO.1 CURRENT.) Bmax, Bmax, oma PLATE INPUT. «ee ee 36 maXe MB max, watts GRID-No.2 INPUT. ees 3 axe 3 max. watts PLATE DISSIPATION. | 0. 20 max, 25 max watts PEAK NEATER-CATHODE VOLTAGE: rSspect To"catnode 135 max. 138 ax. volts Weater positive with respect to"cathode 135 max, 138 max. volts Typical Operation as Tripler to 462 He: DC Plate voltage...» - 300 300 volts: De Grideno.2 voltage 4 (pprox.)® 220 250 volts Fesistor having aac? Vague of 30000 20000 nme: Dc Grid-noet vottageM = INE iB from grid resistor of, | $1000 1000 ona oc Plate current... 2. 0 110 8 0¢ Grid-no.2 curres Cpprox) 8 65 na O¢ Grid-no.t current pprox.) 2.9 28 ma oriver Power output Cheprox) ow * watts VReprox.)9 7 a5 watts Waxinua Cireuit Value Grig-vo.t-circult Resistanceg} 60000 max. 60000 max. ohne CHARACTERISTICS RANGE VALUES FOR EQUIPMENT DESIGN yore Min. eater current eevee eb B88 Mucractor, Grie No.2 to eta Res SESE OREY. as 7 40 oirect Interelestrage spac tances {each unit) Grig most to plate.» « Grig wort to catnoae § RnR Ae, ESPs hg heaters 3 58 mate to' cathode & grie Rots'tisternat snfeig, gaemaelhms PED ae Nox. 1.328 amp bat Note 4: with 6.3 volts ac on heater. Note 2: with d¢ plate voitage of 200 volts, dc arid-now? Voltage 8t°260 ‘voits, and de plate cufrent of 80" ma. Note 3: with no external shietd. With no external shield. T subscript 2 indicates tnat grid-no.t current tows Gurisg Some part of the input cycle. Continuous comercial service. 00 Intermittent commercial and Amateur Service. ** averaged over any audio requency cycle of sinewave form: ° Preferably obtaines fran a separate source or from ine Blatecvollage supply with a voltage divigers Hae SgHlg ae lal ot erMstee iif Ct SEEN oatained proterably from a separate source mogulates with the blate supply, or from the moguiated plate Juppiy "tafough a series feststors “if te recommended that ints resistor be adjustable’ to permit obtaining tne sealed operating plate current after (nitiat tuning bajuStnents are conpteted. # connected to a a00-volt tap of suitable voltage divider Seross the platessupply voltages " % optained trom a combination of grig-to.t resistor with Gither fixed. supply or catnode resistor. The conbi~ sat lon oF Gri gA88.2 Fes dkor and Fives Supply” nas the Bavantage Of not only protecting tne tude trom damage Ehroug toss ot excitation out siso of minimising Glstortion dy Siascsupply conpensat ion As 100 Mey usetul poner output, measured dur veireute, Tease © Inis value of useful pover is ensured at Joad of out pur circuits * Toad of out Ts'Spproximately 29 "watts ccs. and. 36 watts@ 1 nen gria no.2 is driven positives the total gc grid- Noci-Cireult resistance dhgulg ‘ndt exceed the spect= Fiad-vatue of ‘30000 anes. If this value 1s Inavéticient Lo'provide adeguate bias, the additional required vias must be Supplied by a cathose resistor of fixed supply: © ‘tey-donn conditions per tude without amplitude aodu~ 1a¢7on2" Amprituae modulation essent laity negative may be used if tne poritive peck of the oudic-trequency Shvetope does sol exceed afsy of ine carrier conditions: © optaines preterably tron a, separate, source, or fron {he plateccupply voltage with a voltage diviger, or Ebrobgss corhae’ Eel er, "e SerteParfding, 2 Fesieee Should be uged only when the e824 Is used"in a elreu whlen isnot koyed, "ie [erreconmended that ‘this re> Slator be asjustasie to permit obtaining the desired Sperat ing pate current otter" initial tuning adjustnents Ste complete.” crideag.2 voltage tust not exceed 400 Woiss under key-up conditions. obtained trom fixed supply, by grid-no:1 resistor, oy Cathode resistor, or by combination methods. is 100 ney useful power output neasured at Load, of 0 dus etccutt Ts’ approninately awaits ccs and 52 watts Fehss * typical operation as an osci}iator at x62 Mc is tne Sere as, that shown for anplitier service except that The useful power output measured at Toad of output cir tutes approximately 9 warts ccs and 13 watts ICAS. H nen ori wo.t is driven positive, the total dc grid Nori-Cireult’ reeistaace dhould not exceed the speci Fed’ value of 60000 ohms. 1 this value is insurficvent fo°Brovide Sdequate Stas: the sagitfonat Tequirea ti as mist "Be supplied 99 acathode resistor or fixed cupply- 3 5. 1s Rating Chart I for Type 6524 in Plate-Wodulated Class C Telephony Service. 5 5 3 e2cm-0248 Rating Chart II for Type 6524 1m Class C Telegraphy Service. Ffauencee Rating Chart III for Type 6524 in Class C Pripler Service.@ OPERATING CONSIDERATIONS The maximum ratings in thetabulated data for ‘the 6524 are limiting values above which the serviceability of the 6524 may be impaired from the viewpoint of life and satisfactory perform ance. Therefore, in order not to exceed these absolute ratings, the equipment designer has the responsibility of determining an average design value for each rating below the absolute value PLATE voLTs g 3 ° PLATE (lu) MILLIAMPERES Averoge Plate Characteristics for ach Unit of Type 6524. of that rat values wi 1g by an amount such that the absolute I never be exceeded under any normal condition of supply-voltage variation, load variation, or manufacturing variation in the equipment itself. ‘The maximum bulb temperature of 210°C is a tube rating and is to be observed In the sane manner as other ratings. The temperature should be measured at the hottest point on the bulb with the tube operating in the completely assem AVERAGE, CHARACTERISTICS, v2 (Zea) MILLIAMPERES (tex) on = Average Characteristics for Back Unit of Type 6524. bled equipment with all covers in place, and delivering the maximum output under the highest ambient-temperature conditions and the most severe operating cycle for which the equipment AVERAGE, CHARACTERISTICS Voursseer IEF Average Characteristics tor Each Unit of Type 6324~ Is designed, The temperature may be measured with temperature-sensitive paint, such as Tempilaq. The latter is made by the Tempil Corporation, 132 W, 22nd Street, New York Il, N.Y, in the form of liquid and’ stick.Operation of the 6524 at frequencies above 100 Ne requires reduction in the applied plate voltage and plate Input as shown by the Rating Charts I, II, and IIT. in using these charts, it is to ve noted that the maximum plate ing put that can be applied to the 6524 operating ec talnanmah Average Plate Characteristics for Bach Unit of Type 6524. at any given frequency must be chosen, depending on circuit efficiency, so that the plate-dissi- pation rating of the 6524 will not be exceeded. The rated plate voltage and grid-No.2 voltage of the 6524 are high enough to be dangerous to the user. Care should be taken during adjustment of circuits, especially when exposed circuit parts are at high de potential. When a new circuit is tried or when adjust- ments are made, It is advisable to reduce the plate voltage and grid-No.2 voltage. @ A protective device, such as a fuse, should be used to protect not only the plates but also the No.2 grid against overload. In order to prevent excessive plate-current flow and resultant overheating of the tube, the plate circuits should be fused. Similarly, a fuse in the lead uaTe vous! PLATE (tp) MILLIAMPERES. ass Average Plate Characteristics for Each Unit of Type 6524. to the No.2 grid should remove the grid-No.2 voltage when the dc grid-No.2 current reaches a value slightly higher than normal. The base pins of the 6524 fit the standard transmitting seven-contact socket designed for use with the septar 7-pin base, such as Johnson No. 122-248, Shielding of the 6524 In rf service Is re- quired for stable operation, A convenient method of shielding isto mount the socket approximately 5/4" beneath a hole in the chassis plate so that@ when the 6524 is Inserted in the socket, the internal shield (see Dimensional Outline} of the tube will be close to the edge of the hole and in the same plane as the chassis pl This arrangenent provides an effective shield to iso~ late the grid-No.| circuits from the plate cir- The connections to the plate terminals should have sufficient flexibility to al low formechanical tolerances on the plate terminals (see Dimensional AVERAGE CHARACTERISTICS Average Characteristics for Each Unit of Type 6524. Outline) and also for thermal expansion and other movements of associated circuits to prevent sub— jecting the plate-terminal seals to any strain. Connectors should be designed to facilitate heat conduction and to avoid losses caused by poor contact. The connectors should never be soldered directly to the plate terminals. The plates show no color when the 6524 is operated at maximum plate-dissipation rating. During tuning adjustments, or wnen tne load Is removed from the tube, precautions should be taken to limit the plate dissipation to the rated maximum value. The cathode should preferably beconnected to one side of the heater. When, in some circuit designs, the heater Is not connected directly to the cathode, precautions mst be taken to hold the peak heater-cathoce voltage to the maximur values shown in the tabulated d: Grid No.2 is common to the two units of the 6524. When the grid-No.2 voltage is obtained from a separate source, the plate voltage should be applied before or simultaneously with the Grid-No.2 voltage. Otherwise, with voltage on grid No.2 only, itscurrent would de large enough to cause excessive grid-No.2 dissipation even though some protective bias is employed. When the grid-No.2 voltage is obtained from a voltage divider or through a series resistor from the plate supply, it Is recommended that the resistor be adjustable so that the plate current of in- dividual tubes can be adjusted to maintain the desired Input. By thus compensating for the normal plate-current variation between tubes, the de plate input can be held constant to provide more uniform power output and better performance, Ade milliammeter should be used inthe grid-No.2 circuit so that its current may be measured and ‘the de power input determined. The grid-No.2 current is a very sensitive indication of plate-circuit loading. When the amplifier is operated without load, the grid-No.2 current rises excessively, often to a value which damages the tube, Therefore, care should be taken when tuning the 6524 under no-load or lightly loaded conditions to prevent exceeding the grid-No.2 input rating of the tube. In this, reduction of the grid-No.2 voltage be helpful. The driver stage for the 6524 in either class © telephony or telegraphy service should have considerably more output capability than the typical driving power shown in thetabulated data in order to permit considerable range of adjust~ ment, and also to provide for losses in the grid- Now! circuits and the coupling circuits. This recommendation is particularly important near ‘the rated maximum frequency where circuit losses, radiation losses, and transit-time losses in crease, These losses have been taken into account in the values of driver power output shown under Typical Operation. Highest operat ing efficiency Inhigh=frequency service, and therefore maximum power output, will be obtained when the 6524 is operated under load conditions such that the maximum rated plate current flows at the plate voltage which will give maximum rated input. In plate-modulated class Canplifter service, the 6524 can be modulated 100 per cent. The grid-No.2 voltage must be modulated simultaneously h the plate voltage so that the ratio of grid~ Now2 voltage to plate voltage remains constant. Modulation of the grid-No.2 voltage can be accomplished either by connecting grid No.2 through @ separate winding on the modulation transformer tothe fixed grid-No.2voltage supply, or by connecting grid No.2 through an audion frequency choke of suitable impedance for low audio frequencies to the fixed grid-no.2 supply voltage. The supply end of the choke should be well bypassed to ground. connection, willDIMENSIONAL OUTLINE 4.002" 51, 80" 006" see nove 2 gle 4g] Ye Y yg Max: } te ge IyTERNAL, \ is SHIELD, Bre | ak ae +h "tN. MEDIUM-8UTTON SEPTAR TIN BASE VETEC NEE7~20 Yeshe * t 34" na 4128"s.003" DIA. 52° s< INDEX Boss—~ *26°, 92cM-e345R1 gor THe REFERENCE AXIS YY" IS DEFINED AS THE AXIS OF THE BASE-PIN GAUGE DESCRIBED IN NOTE 1. NOTE I: ANGULAR VARIATIONS BETWEEN PINS AND VARIATION IN PIN-CIRCLE OIAMETER ARE HELD TO TOLERANCES SUCH THAT PIKS WILL ENTER TO A DISTANCE OF 04375" & FLAT-PLATE BASE-PIK GAUGE HAVING Six HOLES 0.0800" + 0.0005" AND ONE HOLE 0, 1480" + 0.0005" ARRANGED ON A 1.0000" + 0.0005" CIRCLE AT SPECIFIED ANGLES WITH TOLERANCE OF + 5° FOR EACH ANGLE. GAUGE 15 ALSO PROVIDED WITH A HOLE 0.500" + 0,010" CON Z 32° DIA. 6:PINS. oM_view CENTRIC WITH PIN CIRCLE MHOSE CENTER 1S OM THE AKIS TY". NOTE 2: THE PLATE LEADS WILL ENTER A FLATH=PLATE PLATE LEAD GAUGE HAVING MINIMUM THICKNESS OF €.375* AND HAVING TWO HOLES 9.1200" 2 0.0008 WMOSE CENTERS ARE LOCATED AT A DISTANCE OF 0.343" 4 0.003" FROM THE AKIS YY" AND WHOSE AXES ARE PARALLEL TO YY". THE PLAME THROUGH THESE AXES MILL BE 90° 5° FROM THE PLANE TAROUGH YY" AND PIM HO- te NOTE 3: EXHAUST T1P KILL KOT EXTEND BEYOND THE PLANE WHICH PASSES THROUGH THE ENDS OF THE TAREE LONGEST PINS. SOCKET CONNECTIONS Botton View KG: GRID noe? GRID nowt oF UNIT No.2 Pinas PIN 2: Pin 3 weater CATHODE, GRIDNOW3, INTERNAL SHIELD * GRID Hout oF UNIT ov. GRI9 How? PLATE OF UNIT Ko.2, PLANE OF ELECTRODES OF EACH UNIT 1s PARALLEL TO PLAME THROUGH ALIS. OF TUBE AND AA" Devices and arrangements shown or descrited herein. may Uee patents of REA or others. —lofornation containes heretn tg furnished ‘without ‘esponeioivity”ty Ret for TES use and without prejudice te aca's patent rigntse