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General Radio 505
Capacitor
General Radio 505 Capacitor

Available from 1934 to 1965

Manuals
  • Manual Needed.
(All manuals in PDF format unless noted otherwise)

The General Radio 505 Capacitor was introduced in Catalog G2 (1934) and remained available through Catalog S (1965).

The Type 505 is a secondary capacitance standard using a silvered-mica dielectric. The capacitor is installed in a low-loss phenolic case along with Silica gel desiccant then sealed with wax. The Type 505 has almost as equally high stability as the 1409 Standard Capacitor at one quarter the cost. The Type 505 is found in many General Radio instruments as a capacitance standard. It is supplied in two case sizes, the small and large.


The 505 series of standard capacitors comprises

Specifications

  • Accuracy: at 1 kHz, ±0.5% or ±3 pf, whichever is the larger
  • Dielectric: Silvered-Mica
  • Temperature Coefficient: Approximately +35 ppm per degree Centigrade between 10 and 50 C. Calibration is made at 23 C, at a frequency of 1 kHz

Links

Type 505 Series of Capacitors
Type Capacitance Dissipation
Factor
Maximum Peak
Voltage
Frequency Limit
for Max Volts
Leakage
Resistance
Code
505-A 100 pF 0.0006 700 10 MHz >100,000 MΩ 0505-9701
505-B 200 pF 0.0004 700 6 MHz >100,000 MΩ 0505-9701
505-E 500 pF 0.00035 500 4 MHz >100,000 MΩ 0505-9705
505-F 0.001 μF 0.0003 500 2.3 MHz >100,000 MΩ 0505-9706
505-G 0.002 μF 0.0003 500 1.3 MHz >100,000 MΩ 0505-9707
505-K 0.005 μF 0.0003 500 630 kHz >100,000 MΩ 0505-9711
505-L 0.01 μF 0.0003 500 360 kHz >100,000 MΩ 0505-9712
505-M 0.02 μF 0.0003 500 210 kHz >100,000 MΩ 0505-9713
#505-Q 0.05 μF 0.0003 350 32 kHz >100,000 MΩ CONDENJACK
#505-R 0.05 μF 0.0003 500 100 kHz >100,000 MΩ 0505-9718
#505-T 0.1 μF 0.0003 500 50 kHz >50,000 MΩ 0505-9720
#505-U 0.2 μF 0.0003 500 20 kHz >25,000 MΩ 0505-9721
#505-X 0.5 μF 0.0003 500 10 kHz >10,000 MΩ 0505-9724
  • #Mounted in large case.

Photos

Small Case

Large Case