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BELL SYSTEM PRACTICES SECTION AB46.372A
TRANSMISSION ENGINEERING AND DATA ISSUE I, SEPTEMBER I950
ELECTRON TUBE DATA A.T.&T. CO. STANDARD
COLD CATHODE
Western Electric
DESCRIPTION
The 372A is a three-electrode, inert-gas-filled, cold cathode tube for use in relay,
voltage regulator, or rectifier circuits. This tube is especially suitable for use in control
. circuits such as in triggering, counting, or switching apparatus.
MAXIMUM RATINGS
Peak Anode Voltage l t t 150 volts
Average Cathode Current V . . . . 10 100 milliamperes
Average Life, approximate . . . 10000 10 hours
. Transfer Current . t . . t . 5 microamperes
ELECTRON TUBE DATA SHEET
11723137 COLD CATHODE SECTION 3 72 A
COLD CATHODE
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372A - PAGE 2
MAXIMUM RATINGS, Absolute Values
Forward Peak Anode Voltage
Forward Cathode Current
Peak , .
Average ,
Averaging Time ,
Peak Inverse Anode Current
Ambient Temperature Limits
ELECTRICAL DATA
Starter Breakdown Voltage*
Starter Voltage Drop at 20 milliamperes
Anode Voltage Drop at 20 milliamperes
Transfer Current at 130 Anode Volts (D.C.)
Deionization Time, approximate
Starter Gap
Main Gap
Inverse Current at --120 Volts Anode Toteritial*l* I
MECHANICAL DATA
Mounting Position
Net Weight, approximate
Min. Bogey Max.
62
52
68
5
70
60
75
150
100
35
2
D
-55 to +85
89
74
90
volts
milliamperes
milliamperes
seconds
milliamperes
centigrade
volts
volts
volts
microamperes
, milliseconds
Any
1
milliseconds
milliamperes
ounce
* Limim apply immediately after tube has conducted current. If tube has been idle,
these values initially may be as much as 3 volts higher or lower.
** Negative anode voltage applied through 8,000 ohms. Starter connected to anode
through 100,000 ohms.
200
180
I40
120
ANODE VOLTAGE IN VOLTS
100
80
O 4 8 12
TRANSFER CURRENT IN MICROAMPERES
TRANSFER CURRENT CHARACI'ERISTIC
(TYPICAL)
16
20
24
28
32
40