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In Reply to: Positive temperature coefficient of Tungsten. posted by Mark Kelly on November 21, 2002 at 14:52:08:
Mark,Thanks for the thoughts and info. With my own technical judegments I completely agree with you.
From datasheet of 6SN7 I see 0.6mA heater current with 6.3V. The resistance at working temperature thus looks to be around 10.5kohm.
However, anyone has the info of heater resistance of this tube (and/or others) at room temperature, right at the moment it is fired up?
Or if I can find out biased heater temperature, and assuming constant temp. coeff. w.r.t. temp, the value can also be calculated from this 4.5 x 10 (-3) K(-1) coeff.
Knowing this will also give me some idea of surge current of a cold heater.
Ehien
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- Re: Positive temperature coefficient of Tungsten. - Ehien 15:58:30 11/21/02 (19)
- Cold resistances - Mark Kelly 18:47:39 11/21/02 (12)
- Re: Cold resistances (pretty much confirmed) - Steve O 22:30:35 11/21/02 (9)
- "Sovteks meas about twice the cold resistance of the US brands - JJ Analog 22:42:04 11/21/02 (8)
- Lower Purity W: Good? Bad? Neither? - Steve O 23:08:26 11/21/02 (6)
- Re: Lower Purity W: Good? Bad? Neither? - Ehien 23:15:36 11/21/02 (5)
- Re: Lower Purity W: Good? Bad? Neither? - Steve O 23:29:32 11/21/02 (4)
- Re: Lower Purity W: Good? Bad? Neither? - SBB 05:49:22 11/22/02 (3)
- Inrush limiter - Ehien 10:29:44 11/22/02 (2)
- Re: Inrush limiter - Steve O 11:37:42 11/22/02 (1)
- Re: Inrush limiter - Ehien 13:59:06 11/22/02 (0)
- some more cold resistance - Ehien 23:08:08 11/21/02 (0)
- Re: Cold resistances - Ehien 21:35:09 11/21/02 (1)
- Much less than 2 seconds - Mark Kelly 20:01:47 11/22/02 (0)
- Re: Positive temperature coefficient of Tungsten. - klaus 17:06:08 11/21/02 (5)