923 Tube

12/16/2011 9:22:52 PMplanigan

Can anyone steer me to a site where I can get the info on this tube. I think it is a sensor of some type as the "plate" is semicircular(not closed and the "cathjode" is centered in the semicircle. PL

12/16/2011 9:44:27 PMNorm Leal

Hi

You have a photocell. You can test it with a meter that uses a 22 1/2 or 30 volt battery for the high ohms scale. Connect the 923 across leads while on highest resistance range. Shine light on the tube. Meter deflection will increase.

http://frank.pocnet.net/sheets/049/9/923.pdf

Norm

:Can anyone steer me to a site where I can get the info on this tube. I think it is a sensor of some type as the "plate" is semicircular(not closed and the "cathjode" is centered in the semicircle. PL
:

12/17/2011 2:12:55 PMJohn

:Hi
: You have a photocell. You can test it with a meter that uses a 22 1/2 or 30 volt battery for the high ohms scale. Connect the 923 across leads while on highest resistance range. Shine light on the tube. Meter deflection will increase.
:
:http://frank.pocnet.net/sheets/049/9/923.pdf
:
:Norm
::Can anyone steer me to a site where I can get the info on this tube. I think it is a sensor of some type as the "plate" is semicircular(not closed and the "cathjode" is centered in the semicircle. PL
::
Specs here: http://tubedata.milbert.com/sheets/049/9/923.pdf

12/28/2011 1:08:56 AMplanigan

::Hi
:: You have a photocell. You can test it with a meter that uses a 22 1/2 or 30 volt battery for the high ohms scale. Connect the 923 across leads while on highest resistance range. Shine light on the tube. Meter deflection will increase.
::
::http://frank.pocnet.net/sheets/049/9/923.pdf
::
::Norm
:::Can anyone steer me to a site where I can get the info on this tube. I think it is a sensor of some type as the "plate" is semicircular(not closed and the "cathjode" is centered in the semicircle. PL
:::
:Specs here: http://tubedata.milbert.com/sheets/049/9/923.pdf
:
:
Thanks for the replys.

12/17/2011 2:13:10 PMJohn

:Hi
: You have a photocell. You can test it with a meter that uses a 22 1/2 or 30 volt battery for the high ohms scale. Connect the 923 across leads while on highest resistance range. Shine light on the tube. Meter deflection will increase.
:
:http://frank.pocnet.net/sheets/049/9/923.pdf
:
:Norm
::Can anyone steer me to a site where I can get the info on this tube. I think it is a sensor of some type as the "plate" is semicircular(not closed and the "cathjode" is centered in the semicircle. PL
::
Specs here: http://tubedata.milbert.com/sheets/049/9/923.pdf