10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «KENOTRON»
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kenotron in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
kenotron and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Bureau of Standards journal of research
Up to the present the term "constant potential" has been used in describing the
potential supplied by kenotron or other valve tube rectification In which there is, of
course, a slight ripple. A more accurate designation of voltages not actually ...
United States. National Bureau of Standards, 1934
2
ADV ELECTRONICS ELECTRON PHYSICS
The word kenotron was derived from the Greek kenos meaning empty and was
intended to serve as a generic term for highvacuum tubes. The name “pliotron”
was adopted for the vacuum triode amplifier. The new vocabulary served to ...
3
Textbook of Oral Radiology
Kenotron: The Snook mechanical rectifier switch was replaced by electronic
rectification in 1915 when Saul Dushman developed a hot cathode rectifying tube
called the kenotron (Fig. 3.21). These tubes permit the flow of electric current only
in ...
4
Radio Enters the Home: How to Enjoy Popular Radio ...
KENOTRON RECTIFIER, UV-217 KENOTRON UV-217 is primarily intended for
use with the 50-watt power tubes, to produce a D. C. plate supply from an A. C.
source. It is rated at 150 watts. UV-217 should be used in connection with
POWER ...
5
Underground systems reference book
CABLE KENOTRON TUBES Fig. 7— Bridge Connection of Four Keno- Iron
Tubes for Full Wave Rectification ment results in an impressed voltage between
ground and cable, limited to the maximum rating of two tubes in series, and a
current ...
National Electric Light Association. Underground Systems Committee, Carroll Taylor Sinclair, 1931
6
Medical radiographic technic
Modern generators for radiographic applications with a capacity of more than 100
milliamperes are mainly full-wave rectified units, employing four high- voltage hot
-cathode rectifier tubes. Figure 44 is a photograph of a rectifier tube (kenotron) ...
General Electric Company. Technical Service X-ray Dept, William L. Bloom, Glenn W. Files, 1959
THE KENOTRON. In our last issue we gave extracts from a Paper read by Dr.
Irving Langmuir before the Institute of Radio Engineers, in which the results
obtained with a kenotron and a pliotron were described. In an article in the "
General ...
8
General Electric Review
Kenotron Sets .... Various Applications High-voltage d-c rectifiers were built,
during the year, in a wide range of ratings and to meet the requirements of a
variety of applications. In the range from 15,000 to 50,000 volts, the Fig. 38.
Fig. 20. Diagram of X-ray installation with kenotron: Tp^ — transformer; k—
kenotron; T — X-ray tube. Kenotron is connected in series with X-ray tube in
circuit of secondary winding of high-voltage transformer. Current intensity in
circuit of ...
Basically, these tubes can be classified according to three types, known
commercially as the kenotron, the phanotron and the mercury-pool tubes.
Mercury-pool tubes include the ignitron and the large multi-anode tank tube. We
can picture the ...
