Cold-Cathode Gas-Filled Tubes as Circuit Elements

Ingram, S. B.

doi:10.1109/t-aiee.1939.5057970

Trans. Am. Inst. Electr. Eng.

1939

DOI: 10.1109/t-aiee.1939.5057970

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Cold-Cathode Gas-Filled Tubes as Circuit Elements

S. B. Ingram¹

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Cold Cathode Tubes for Transmission of Audio Frequency Signals

Townsend¹,

Depp²

1953

Bell System Technical Journal

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Cold cathode gas filled tubes have been extensively applied as electronic switching elements in the telephone system. In general, these applications have been limited to control circuits. The usefulness of these tubes can be further extended by making them capable of carrying voice frequency signals. The transmission properties that are required of the tube for this use are considered. It is shown that troublesome oscillatory noise can be eliminated and that the insertion loss of the tube can be reduced to a low value. Furthermore, by a special design of cathode a stable insertion gain of a few db may be realized. Other requirements on bandwidth, power and distortion are satisfactorily met. Thus, these tubes are potentially useful in coordinate type switches in which voice frequency signals must be rapidly switched.

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Cold Cathode Tubes for Transmission of Audio Frequency Signals

Townsend¹,

Depp²

1953

Bell System Technical Journal

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A 20-line electronic telephone exchange

Delanoy

1960

Proc. IEE, B Electron. Commun. Eng. UK

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A decade of progress in the use of electronic tubes: Part I — In the field of communication

Ingram¹

1940

Electr. Eng.

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Cold-Cathode Gas-Filled Tubes as Circuit Elements

Cited by 9 publications

References 6 publications

Cold Cathode Tubes for Transmission of Audio Frequency Signals

Cold Cathode Tubes for Transmission of Audio Frequency Signals

A 20-line electronic telephone exchange

A decade of progress in the use of electronic tubes: Part I — In the field of communication

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