Scribd Logo
Upload

Welcome to Scribd!

  • 92 views

    Tube Characteristics PDF

    Uploaded by

    Ezsilvasilva Silva
    This document summarizes the characteristics of various vacuum gauge tube models made by Hastings Instruments. It provides information on the tube materials, pressure and temperature ranges, electrical properties, response times, and other specifications. The gauge tubes can be used to measure pressure ranges from high vacuum to atmospheric pressure and operate at temperatures up to 400°C, depending on the specific model. Hastings Instruments is located in Hampton, Virginia and provides these gauge tubes for vacuum measurement applications.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Tube Characteristics PDF

    Uploaded by

    Ezsilvasilva Silva
    92 views1 page
    This document summarizes the characteristics of various vacuum gauge tube models made by Hastings Instruments. It provides information on the tube materials, pressure and temperature ranges, electrical properties, response times, and other specifications. The gauge tubes can be used to measure pressure ranges from high vacuum to atmospheric pressure and operate at temperatures up to 400°C, depending on the specific model. Hastings Instruments is located in Hampton, Virginia and provides these gauge tubes for vacuum measurement applications.

    Original Title

    Tube-Characteristics.pdf

    Copyright

    © © All Rights Reserved

    Available Formats

    PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd

    Did you find this document useful?

    Is this content inappropriate?

    This document summarizes the characteristics of various vacuum gauge tube models made by Hastings Instruments. It provides information on the tube materials, pressure and temperature ranges, electrical properties, response times, and other specifications. The gauge tubes can be used to measure pressure ranges from high vacuum to atmospheric pressure and operate at temperatures up to 400°C, depending on the specific model. Hastings Instruments is located in Hampton, Virginia and provides these gauge tubes for vacuum measurement applications.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as pdf or txt
    92 views1 page

    Tube Characteristics PDF

    Uploaded by

    Ezsilvasilva Silva
    This document summarizes the characteristics of various vacuum gauge tube models made by Hastings Instruments. It provides information on the tube materials, pressure and temperature ranges, electrical properties, response times, and other specifications. The gauge tubes can be used to measure pressure ranges from high vacuum to atmospheric pressure and operate at temperatures up to 400°C, depending on the specific model. Hastings Instruments is located in Hampton, Virginia and provides these gauge tubes for vacuum measurement applications.

    Copyright:

    © All Rights Reserved
    Download as PDF, TXT or read online from Scribd
    Download as pdf or txt
    of 1

    CHARACTERISTICS OF HASTINGS VACUUM GAUGE TUBES

    Metal Tube DV-4D DV-5M DV-6M DV-8 DV-23 DV-24 DV-760


    “R” Series DV-4R *** DV-6R *** *** *** ***
    Stainless/Ceramic DV-34 *** DV-36 *** *** *** ***
    Pyrex DV-16D DV-18 DV-20 DV-31 DV-43 DV-44 ***
    Metal w/VCR Connection DV-4D-VCR DV-5M-VCR DV-6M-VCR DV-8-VCR DV-23-VCR *** ***
    Metal w/KF-16/25 Connection DV-4D-KF-16/25 *** DV-6M-KF-16/25 *** DV-23-KF-16/25 DV-24-KF-16/25 ***
    Best Sensitivity Range 0.2 - 5 torr 2 – 20 mtorr 10 – 200 mtorr 0.1 – 10 mtorr 5 mtorr – 1 torr .1 – 5 torr 1 – 800 torr
    0.1 – 5 mbar 0.002 – 05 mbar .01 – .2 mbar *** .01 – 2 mbar .1 – 5 mbar 1 – 1100 mbar
    Usable Range 0.1 – 20 torr 0.2 – 100 mtorr 1 – 1000 mtorr 0.1 – 10 mtorr 5 mtorr – 5 torr .1 – 50 torr 1 – 800 torr
    0.1 – 20 mbar 0.001 - .1mbar .01 – 1 mbar *** .01 – 5 mbar .1 – 50 mbar 1 – 1100 mbar
    Internal Volume of Gauge Tube 1/20 in3 ½ in3 ½ in3 ½ in3 ½ in3 ½ in3 1/20 in3
    0.8cc 8.2cc 8.2cc 8.2cc 8.2cc 8.2cc 0.8cc
    Thermopile Temperature
    In a High Vacuum: 250° C 48° C 300° C 120° C 400° C 400° C N/A
    At Atmosphere: 30° C 1.5° C 6° C 10° C 10° C 35° C N/A
    AC Ampheres Through Tube 0.029 0.03 0.021 0.053 .04/.04 .03/.04 N/A
    AC Volts Across Tube 0.32 0.20 0.38 0.32 .20/.20 .19/.19 N/A
    Watts Required by Tube 0.009 0.006 0.008 0.017 .016 .11 .018
    Output at:
    High Vacuum mv DC 10 2 10 2 13 13 ***
    Internal Resistance - ohms 11 6 18 6 5/6 6.5/7.5 ***

    Response Time:
    Zero to ATM – seconds 0.04 0.8 0.06 0.8 0.07 0.05 .002
    ATM to Zero – seconds 0.16 25 2.9 25 3.0 .2 .002

    AC Connection Pin # 3–5 3-5 3-5 3-5 2-4, 6-8 2-4, 6-8 ***
    DC Connection Pin # 7 7 7 7 *** *** ***
    Color of Base (Metal Tube) Purple Red Yellow Green Orange White Light Blue

    The above information includes nominal values only. Not to be used for design purposes or acceptance tests.
    PRESSURE & TEMPERATURE DATA
    Tube Type Max. Pressure Max. Temperature The above gauge tubes can be expected to withstand the listed pressure
    Metal: DV-4D, DV-4D-VCR, 150 psig 100° C and temperature without rupture, but they are not warranted as safe under
    DV-4D-KF-16 150 psig 100° C these conditions. For critical conditions or special testing contact factory.
    DV-4D-KF-25
    All other metal (except DV-760) 50 psig 100° C
    “R” Series 250 psig 150° C TELEDYNE HASTINGS INSTRUMENTS
    Stainless/Ceramic 600 psig 300° C P.O. BOX 1436, HAMPTON, VA 23661
    Pyrex 15 psig 400° C Tele: (757)723-6531 Fax: (757) 723-3925
    DV-760 15 psig 40° C E-Mail: [email protected]
    World Wide Web: www.hastings-inst.com
    C:\DOCUME~1\HPOHL~1.HAM\LOCALS~1\Temp\notesFFF692\C-157D.doc January, 1992

    You might also like