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Written by Alan Kline (admin)
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Tuesday, May 19 2009 23:37 |
Many more (nearly 5,000!) datasheets for electron tubes of all types--camera, receiving, transmitting, and specialized types--may be found at Frank's Electron Tube Pages. In particular, look for these camera tubes:
- RCA 5826 image orthicon. Similar to the 5820, but more sensitive. Primarily for studio use.
- RCA 1848 iconoscope. A very early monochrome camera tube. Iconoscopes were the first practical camera tubes, dating back to the 1930's.
- RCA 1850A iconoscope. A slightly later version.
- RCA 5527 iconoscope. A somewhat different type of iconoscope, with a long, slender tube.
- RCA 6198 vidicon. An early (1953) vidicon, intended for industrial and film pickup applications.
- RCA 6326A A slightly later (1956) vidicon, with greater resolution than the 6198.
- RCA 6474 image orthicon. An early (1954) color image orthicon. Most likely the first tube type used in the RCA TK-40 and TK-41 color cameras.
- RCA 7037 image orthicon. A later (1957) color image orthicon, using far less light than the 6474.
- RCA 7038 A late 50's (datasheet issued in 10/1958) vidicon for either color or monochrome, live or film pickup.
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