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Figure 12. Simplified gas test circuit.
of the first four selectors have been
voltage drop across R128 will reduce the nega-
shown.
tive bias on the grid of the tube. and will cause
(a) The left FILAMENT selector is set
the plate current to increase. The increased
to apply voltage to pin 1 of the test
plate current must flow through M101 and will
sockets. This switch setting auto-
cause the meter reading to increase. The in-
matically breaks the conductor from
creased meter reading should not exceed one
p i n 1 at point A, and makes it
scale division.
Note. In the TV-7D/U, resistor R141 is connected
impossible for any other voltage to
parallel to R128 for gas tests when the RANGES F
reach pin 1 regardless of where the
position of the FUNCTION SWITCH is used.
succeeding selectors are set.
( b ) T h e right FILAMENT selector is
12. Special Switching Circuits
set to apply voltage to pin 2. The
(fig. 13 and 14)
conductor is broken from this pin
a. Selector Switches.
at point B, and no other voltage can
(1) T h e selector switches, FILAMENT
reach pin 2.
(S107 and S106), GRID (S105),
(c) When the GRID selector is set to
P L A T E (S104), SCREEN (S103),
deliver grid voltage to pin 3, the
CATHODE (S102), and SUPPRES-
conductor is broken from this pin
SOR (S101) are constructed and in-
at point C and the application of
terconnected so as to eliminate the
any other voltage to pin 3 is pre-
possibility of applying more than one
vented.
voltage to any tube pin at the same
( d ) Setting the PLATE selector to de-
time, or of creating a shorted con-
liver plate voltage to pin 4 breaks
dition by accidental disturbance of the
the conductor from pin 4 at point
switches. The basic principle of this
D.
interlocking circuit is shown in figure
(e) If the first four selectors are set in
13.
this manner, filament voltage is ap-
(2) Conductors from test socket contacts
plied across pins 1 and 2, grid
1 through 9 enter the switching cir-
voltage to pin 3, and plate voltage to
cuit from the left and progress toward
pin 4, but application of any other
t h e right through the FILAMENT,
voltage to these pins is impossible.
G R I D , PLATE, SCREEN, CATH-
ODE, and SUPPRESSOR selectors.
b. Shorts Test Switch. The operation of the
To simplify the figure, only portions
S H O R T S portion of FUNCTION SWITCH

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