USSR RUSSIAN POWER GENERATOR GU – 10A
In the electrical industry, a generator is a device that converts motive power (mechanical energy) into electrical power for use in an external circuit. Mechanical energy sources include steam turbines, gas turbines, water turbines, internal combustion engines, wind turbines, and even hand cranks. The first electromagnetic generator, the Faraday disk, was invented in 1831 by the British scientist Michael Faraday. Generators provide almost all the power of electrical networks.
Product model:
GU-10A USSR Russian POWER GENERATOR TRIODE 10kW
Country of manufacture: Russia
Price: $ 180
Application:
The powerful triode generator GU-10A is designed as an amplifier or generator of high-frequency vibrations at frequencies of up to 25 MHz in circuits with a common network or in circuits with neutralization.
Model | GU-10A |
Type | Vacuum Tube |
Brand | Ulyanovsk |
origin | Russian Federation |
Made of | Metal |
Operating position | Vertical |
Cooling | Forced |
Anode | water of at least 20 l / min |
Balloon | the air of not less than 60m3 / h |
Foot | the air not less than 60 m3 / h |
The main technical parameters of the GU-10A
(at Un = 7V Ua = 2kV, Ia = 2.5A)
filament current | 75 ± 5 A |
the anode current | (at Ua = 5 kV Uc = 0) — 0,9 ± 0,3 A |
The ion current anode | (Ua = -500 V, Ia = 2.5A) — not more than 35 uA |
Reverse grid current | (at Uc = -300 V) — less than 300 uA |
Current emission cathode | (with Ua = 1000V) — minimum of 15 A |
Vibrational power | not less than 110 kW |
Slope | 20 ± 5 mA / V |
Gain | 50 ± 5 |
Inter electrode capacitance | pF: entrance — 40 |
output | not more than 24 |
communicating | not more than 1.5 |
Mass | 3 kg |