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The '''General Radio 1611-B Capacitance Test Bridge''' was introduced in {{Catalog P}} and remained available through {{Catalog S}}.  
The {{Title|General Radio 1611-B Capacitance Test Bridge}} was introduced in {{Catalog P}} and remained available through {{Catalog S}}.  


The Type 1611-B self contained capacitance bridge operating at 60 Hz. It can be used at 120 Hz with an external oscillator and filter, the Type [[1214-D]] is recommended. Capacitance measurements at 120 cps are used primarily for the measurement of polarized electrolytic capacitors. The bridge is suitable for testing of paper, mica, and electrolytic capacitors with 1% accuracy.
It is a self-contained capacitance bridge suitable for testing of paper, mica, and electrolytic capacitors with 1% accuracy.
 
A [[tube:6e5|6E5 tube]] (the first Magic Eye) is used as the null indicator along with a detector sensitivity control. 
 
The 1611-B is operating at 60 Hz, or 120 Hz with an external oscillator and filter (Type [[1214-D]] was recommended).  
Capacitance measurements at 120 Hz are used primarily for the measurement of polarized electrolytic capacitors.  
The '''1611-BQ1''' variant was available for 50 Hz line frequency.


==Specifications==
==Specifications==
   
   
* '''Capacitance Range:''' 0 to 11,000 μF in eight ranges
* '''Capacitance Range:''' 0 to 11,000 μF in eight ranges
* '''Test-Voltage Frequency:''' 60 Hz with internal supply and filter; 120 cps with external supply on four higher multipliers
* '''Test-Voltage Frequency:''' 60 Hz with internal supply and filter; 120 Hz with external supply on four higher multipliers
* '''Capacitance Accuracy:''' ±(1% + l μμF) over the entire range
* '''Capacitance Accuracy:''' ±(1% + l pF) over the entire range
* '''Dissipation-Factor Range:''' 0 to 60% at 60 cps (x f/60 at other frequencies)
* '''Dissipation-Factor Range:''' 0 to 60% at 60 Hz (x f/60 at other frequencies)
* '''Dissipation-Factor Accuracy:''' ±(2% of dial reading + 0.05% x f/60 dissipation factor)
* '''Dissipation-Factor Accuracy:''' ±(2% of dial reading + 0.05% x f/60 dissipation factor)


==Links==
==Links==


* [[Media:GR Exp 566A 09_1947.pdf|Experimenter describing Type 566-A September 1947]]
* [[Media:GR Exp 1611-B 02_1958.pdf|Experimenter February 1958 describing Type 1611-B]]


==Photos==
==Photos==

Latest revision as of 23:29, 30 April 2024

General Radio 1611-B
Capacitance Test Bridge
General Radio 1611-B Capacitance Test Bridge

Available from 1959 to 1965

Manuals
Catalog History
 Document Year Page
Catalog P 1959 18
Catalog Q 1961 10
Catalog R 1963 42
Catalog S 1965 67
(All manuals in PDF format unless noted otherwise)

The General Radio 1611-B Capacitance Test Bridge was introduced in Catalog P (1959) and remained available through Catalog S (1965).

It is a self-contained capacitance bridge suitable for testing of paper, mica, and electrolytic capacitors with 1% accuracy.

A 6E5 tube (the first Magic Eye) is used as the null indicator along with a detector sensitivity control.

The 1611-B is operating at 60 Hz, or 120 Hz with an external oscillator and filter (Type 1214-D was recommended). Capacitance measurements at 120 Hz are used primarily for the measurement of polarized electrolytic capacitors. The 1611-BQ1 variant was available for 50 Hz line frequency.

Specifications

  • Capacitance Range: 0 to 11,000 μF in eight ranges
  • Test-Voltage Frequency: 60 Hz with internal supply and filter; 120 Hz with external supply on four higher multipliers
  • Capacitance Accuracy: ±(1% + l pF) over the entire range
  • Dissipation-Factor Range: 0 to 60% at 60 Hz (x f/60 at other frequencies)
  • Dissipation-Factor Accuracy: ±(2% of dial reading + 0.05% x f/60 dissipation factor)

Links

Photos