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INDUSTRIAL AND MILITARY
CATHODE SUBMINIATURE ELECTRON TUBE
CHARACTERISTICS
~" 1925 the "uelm of the P"","t I"du"';,' Compo","" O;V;';O" wa, formc~lthe development of the BH lube, the first gas·filled rectifier. This tube made ac-de radio a reality. The development led to expansions into other receiving tube types and by 1930 Raytheon was a leading producer of receiving tubes. Today over 10,000 people, employed in Raytheon's six electron tube operations, offer over 35 years of electron tube manufacturing experience to Raytheon customers.
Originating in 1939 as the Hearing Aid Tube Department, the present Industrial Components Division is an example of growth and diversification in the manufacture of industrial, military and entertainment electron tubes. From the development of the old BH rectifier in 1925 to the present, many significant Raytheon developments in the area of electron tube design and manufacture have occurred. The first practical subminiature tubes were designed and developed by Raytheon. Primarily intended for hearing aid applications they provide maximum battery life from standard dry cells.
Government tests of the hearing aid tubes led to the first contracts for subminiature
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tubes for proximity fuses. Tubes developed for this purpose proved so rugged that in- e operative failures became very rare. The use of oxide-coated tungsten filaments was one of the many Raytheon developments incorporated in these fuse tubes.
A notable achievement in the industry was the anode laminating techniques that revolutionized magnetron production and helped break the radar bottleneck in World War II. Raytheon was the first to manufacture heater-cat hode tube types in subminiature size, a development which has earned the division a reputat ion for finest quality. Typical applications of these special tubes are those designed specifically for over twenty-five major U.S. missiles where resistance to shock and fatigue, low microphonic rating and high ambient temperature ratings are essential.
Today the loouslrial Components Dil'ision produces a compktc Jme of rece.ivmg tubes including miniature triodes, tetrodes and pcntode amplifiers, rectifiers and power tubes. Industrial and military tubes include miniature and subminiature directlyheated twin diodes and indirectly-heated cathode tubes including lightweight low drain triodes and pentodes, cold cathode rcctifiers, visual indicators, voltage regulators, thyratrons and cathode ray and storage tubes. The product scope also includes our expanding line of electro-mechanical, electro-optical and electro-chemical components.
The ability to successfully carry out assignments of major importance is typical of Raytheon's history and development. Raytheon, the largest company devoted exclusively to electronics, welcomes assignments in the interest of industry and national security. We are constantly exploring the expanding frontie rs inherent in the application of electronic capabilities, especially in the electron tube field. One of the largest application engineering staffs in the electron tube industry is available to assist you. •
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RAYTHEON CATHODE SUBMINIATURE TUBES FOR INDUSTRIAL, MILITARY AND
COMMUNICATIONS APPLICATIONS
For industrial and military applications Raytheon offers the widest line of cathode subminiatures currently available. Popular Raytheon industrial types and improved military versions meet a host of critical applications. Their long life and stability insure optimum performa nce in guided missiles, computers, communications and radar cq uipmcnts and radia tion measuring instruments. In high temperature and high radiation environments their reliable qualities overcome your most critical problems.
Recommended for New Equipment Design
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