Electric lamp and discharge devices – With temperature modifier – For lead-in-seal or stem protection
Patent
1975-02-28
1976-06-15
Miller, J D
Electric lamp and discharge devices
With temperature modifier
For lead-in-seal or stem protection
317 11E, 313157, 313161, H02H 722, H01J 150
Patent
active
039639606
ABSTRACT:
Cross-field switch tube has three electrodes to define two concentric annular inter-electrode spaces. A magnet produces a field in both spaces, which field extends out of the switch tube through the electrodes. Circuit connects electrodes so that, with one circuit polarity, the electrode on the outside of one gap is a cathode while, with the other polarity, the electrode on the outside of the other gap is cathode for offswitching a load at any point of the AC cycle.
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Gallagher Hayden E.
Knauer Wolfgang
Dicke, Jr. Allen A.
Hughes Aircraft Company
MacAllister William H.
Miller J D
Salce Patrick R.
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