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The {{Title|General Radio 1263-A Amplitude-Regulating Power Supply}} was introduced in {{Catalog O}} and remained available through {{Catalog P}}.  
The {{Title|General Radio 1263-A Amplitude-Regulating Power Supply}} was introduced in {{Catalog O}} and remained available through {{Catalog P}}.  


The Type 1263-A is a power supply designed to maintain the output level of an the attached oscillator. Although compatible with most unit oscillators any oscillator with similar power requirements can be used. The 1263-A performs this by monitoring the RF output then adjusting the oscillator's plate supply to maintain a constant amplitude. A two pin Jones modulation connector is provided for unit oscillators requiring it for RF control. A Jones to phone jack adapter cable is required for those unit oscillators. RF monitoring is accomplished with the Type [[874-VR]] Voltmeter Rectifier connection. Front panel blanking connections are provided for sweep operation using Type [[1750-A]].
The Type 1263-A is a power supply designed to maintain the output level of an the attached oscillator. Although compatible with most [[unit oscillators]], any oscillator with similar power requirements can be used.  
 
The 1263-A performs this by monitoring the RF output, then adjusting the oscillator's plate supply to maintain a constant amplitude.  
A two-pin Jones modulation connector is provided for unit oscillators requiring it for RF control.  
A Jones to phone jack adapter cable is required for those unit oscillators.  
 
RF monitoring is accomplished with the Type [[874-VR|874-VR Voltmeter Rectifier]] connection. Front-panel blanking connections are provided for sweep operation using Type [[1750-A]].
    
    
The 1263-A paired with the [[1750-A]] and unit oscillator of interest are used to create a oscilloscope display for the device under test.
The 1263-A paired with the [[1750-A]] and a unit oscillator of interest are used to create an oscilloscope display for the device under test.
 


==Specifications==
==Specifications==


* '''Output Plate Supply:''' 250 V at 25 mA
* '''Output Plate Supply:''' 250 V at 25 mA
* '''Output Heater Supply;''' 6 V dc at 500 mA
* '''Output Heater Supply;''' 6 V<sub>DC</sub> at 500 mA
* '''RF output regulation:''' output 0.2 to 2 V with 2% accuracy
* '''RF output regulation:''' 0.2 to 2 V with 2% accuracy
* '''Response time:''' 3 mA per 3 ms output correction rate
* '''Response time:''' 3 mA per 3 ms output correction rate



Revision as of 18:41, 24 May 2024

General Radio 1263-A
Amplitude-Regulating Power Supply
General Radio 1263-A Amplitude-Regulating Power Supply

Available from 1956 to 1959

Manuals
Catalog History
 Document Year Page
Catalog O 1956 148
Catalog P 1959 144
(All manuals in PDF format unless noted otherwise)

The General Radio 1263-A Amplitude-Regulating Power Supply was introduced in Catalog O (1956) and remained available through Catalog P (1959).

The Type 1263-A is a power supply designed to maintain the output level of an the attached oscillator. Although compatible with most unit oscillators, any oscillator with similar power requirements can be used.

The 1263-A performs this by monitoring the RF output, then adjusting the oscillator's plate supply to maintain a constant amplitude. A two-pin Jones modulation connector is provided for unit oscillators requiring it for RF control. A Jones to phone jack adapter cable is required for those unit oscillators.

RF monitoring is accomplished with the Type 874-VR Voltmeter Rectifier connection. Front-panel blanking connections are provided for sweep operation using Type 1750-A.

The 1263-A paired with the 1750-A and a unit oscillator of interest are used to create an oscilloscope display for the device under test.

Specifications

  • Output Plate Supply: 250 V at 25 mA
  • Output Heater Supply; 6 VDC at 500 mA
  • RF output regulation: 0.2 to 2 V with 2% accuracy
  • Response time: 3 mA per 3 ms output correction rate

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