Replacement Guide--Industrial Receiving Types [RCA Receiving Tube Manual (1975)]

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This guide was prepared to assist in the selection of current replacement types for foreign and domestic industrial receiving tubes. The first column lists in numerical-alphabetical sequence the type designation of the industrial receiving tube types to be replaced. The next two columns give the RCA Replacement Types. The column under the heading "Direct" gives direct replacements for the type in the left hand column. The column under the heading "Similar" gives the types that are similar in many respects to the type to be replaced but which are not directly interchangeable because of differences in mechanical and/or electrical characteristics. For more information as to the degree of interchangeability of "Similar" types, refer to the data for the respective tube types.

Types replaceable only by themselves are not included.


----- Cutaway Views of Typical Nuvistor Triodes

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

In servicing a television receiver that requires a replacement picture tube, a tube with the same type number or an RCA recommended replacement tube type should be used to assure the same or improved integral x-radiation shielding and implosion protection.

Note: For additional Safety Precautions, refer to page 93.

Notes for Picture Tube Characteristics Chart

• Envelope Code (All types have spherical faceplate except where noted)

R Round S Rectangular

G Glass

C Cylindrical faceplate

A Aluminized

T Treated faceplate

* Safety Feature

A Conventional Tube - Requires Safety Window in Receiver

B Integral Molded-Glass Safety Panel (Bi-Panel*)

C Filled Rim (Shelbondt)

D Integral Safety Panel (Laminated)

F Tension Band Over Formed Rim Bands (Kimcode)

G Welded Tension Band Over Formed Rim Bands (Pan O-Ply*)

Tension Band Over Tape (T-Band)

J Welded Tension Band Over Tape (T-Band)

K Tension Band Over Formed Rim Bands With Mounting Lugs (Kimcode/Lugs)

L Welded Tension Band Over Formed Rim Bands With Mounting Lugs (Pan-O-Ply/Lugs)

M Tension Band With Mounting Lugs Over Tape (T-Band Lugs)

Focusing: Method

A Automatic focus

E Electrostatic focus

M Magnetic focus Footnotes

a. All Materials and parts used in the manufacture of RCA Silverama Picture Tubes are new except for the envelope which, prior to reuse, was carefully inspected to meet the standards of the original new envelope.

b. Both Colorama and Hi Lite versions are available.

c. Only Colorama versions (prefix C- or CA-) are available. RCA Colorama Picture Tubes contain used materials which, prior to reuse, are carefully inspected to meet RCA’s high quality standards.

d. Absolute-Maximum value.

g. This type has an einzel lens focus system. Values shown are in volts which do not vary with anode voltage.

h. Only Hi-Lite Versions (pre fix H-) are available. RCA Hi-Lite Color Picture Tubes contain all New Parts and Materials.

j. At Grid-No. 1 voltage of -100 volts.

k. At Grid-No. 1 voltage of -50 volts.

m. MATRIX Color Picture Tube.

p. Precision In-Line Color Picture Tube.

Trademark of Corning Glass Works, Corning, N.Y.

Trademark of Owens Illinois, Inc., Columbus, Oh. 58727

* Trademark of RCA, Lancaster, Pa., 17604

* Design-Maximum value un less otherwise noted.


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