US2101563A - Triode oscillator and the like - Google Patents

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US2101563A
US2101563A US11905A US1190535A US2101563A US 2101563 A US2101563 A US 2101563A US 11905 A US11905 A US 11905A US 1190535 A US1190535 A US 1190535A US 2101563 A US2101563 A US 2101563A
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    • H03—ELECTRONIC CIRCUITRY
    • H03B—GENERATION OF OSCILLATIONS, DIRECTLY OR BY FREQUENCY-CHANGING, BY CIRCUITS EMPLOYING ACTIVE ELEMENTS WHICH OPERATE IN A NON-SWITCHING MANNER; GENERATION OF NOISE BY SUCH CIRCUITS
    • H03B5/00—Generation of oscillations using amplifier with regenerative feedback from output to input
    • H03B5/08—Generation of oscillations using amplifier with regenerative feedback from output to input with frequency-determining element comprising lumped inductance and capacitance
    • H03B5/10—Generation of oscillations using amplifier with regenerative feedback from output to input with frequency-determining element comprising lumped inductance and capacitance active element in amplifier being vacuum tube

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  • the present invention consists in improvements in circuits destined to produce oscillations of triodes and multi-electrode tubes, said improvements having for their purpose the rendering of the frequency of oscillations independent of the characteristics of the tube, or at least of those characteristics susceptible to variation with time. This performance will be termed frequency stabilization.
  • the invention consists of placing the oscillator together with the tuned circuit atthe plate of the tube, of inserting in series thereto, between the plate and the said oscillator, a certain impedance Z, and of likewise inserting in series in the grid circuit, between the oscillating grid and the coupling organs to the oscillatory circuit, another impedance Z1.
  • Z1 is to be determined either by deduction or by measurements in such manner that the variable potential at the grid during the oscillation would have, due to the addition of Z1, that same phase as if the resistance of the grid were an infinite one.
  • Z is hereafter to be determined in such manner as to annul at the same time the quantities 3(a) C(w) D0) this being possible if Z1 has been chosen as before indicated.
  • the equation determining the frequency is reduced to Am) :0 and it gives a value for w strictly independent of F aud Pg, which signifies that practically the oscillation thus constituted will have frequency independent of the heating of the filament of the tube, of the plate potentials, of the screen, of the eventual grid polarization, etc., and finally independent of the degree of the evacuation of the tube.
  • Fig. 1 illustrates an oscillator of the conven- 'tional type here given for the purpose of exposition
  • Figs. 2 and 3 illustrate different embodiments of the oscillator of the present invention.
  • Fig. 1 represents an oscillator of the classical type.
  • a tuned circuit L, C is inserted in the plate circuit.
  • the grid is acted upon by a selfinduction coil L1 having a mutual negative inductance M withcoil L.
  • the grid circuit is closed across a high resistance R shunted by a large capacity I.
  • the self-inductance L possesses, on the other hand, a certain resistance r.. It is .assumed that no capacitive coupling exists and 7 that the grid-plate capacity is negligible. This result isobtained by means of a screen grid tube, the screen being indicated at E.
  • Fig. 2 represents an oscillator of the same type but stabilized in accordance with the invention, and whose frequency will be exactly equal to m:
  • the grid circuit is at first constituted by the resistance R and the large capacity 1 and then closed at ground. through a resistance Pg advan-' tageously of the order of the value of R. Parallel to Pg, there is placed the coupling inductance L1 in series to a capacity C1 having exactly the value Under these conditions, it is clear that the capacity' I substantially constitutes a short circuit for the high frequency.
  • the grid potential is given by y'Mwi (i being thecurrent in the self-inductance L, and M the mutual inductance between coils L and L1) wholly as if the resistance of the grid (constituted by Pg and the inner grid resistance of the tube) would not exist at all.
  • the capacity C1 hence plays the part intended by the invention.
  • the plate circuit is thus constituted by the tuned circuit L, C having in series a self-inductance L2 precisely equal to Land having a certain resistance which may be taken at will. It is this self-inductance which, in accordance with the invention, accomplishes the control of the stabilization of the oscill-ator.
  • I 2 L2 L ⁇ 1- K+1)', -(1 i 1'1 being the resistance of the self-inductance L1.
  • the case may also be envisaged in which the coupling between L1 and L is in part a capacitive one.
  • C indicated in dotted lines in Figs. 2 and 3, may be the capacity existing between the end having variable voltage of the self-inductance L1 and that of the self-inductance L.
  • C1 must be determined, in accordance with the invention, in taking account of the existence of the entire complex circuit placed in parallel to L1 across the capacity C.
  • Oscillating circuit comprising a thermionic tube having a cathode, grid and plate, a tuned circuit in the plate circuit of the said tube, coupling means between this tuned circuit and. the grid circuit of the tube, and means for stabilizing the oscillating frequency, said means comprising an impedance inserted in series in the grid circuit between the oscillating grid of the tube and the said coupling means, this impedance being determined so that the alternating tension on the grid during oscillation has the same phase as if the grid impedance were infinite, and a second impedance inserted between the plate of the tube and the tuned circuit, this second impedance being determined so as the oscillation frequency is independent of the internal impedances of the tube.
  • Oscillating circuit comprising a thermionic tube having a cathode, grid and plate, a parallel circuit tuned to the oscillation frequency in the plate circuit of the said tube having an inductive branch presenting a finite ohmic resistance and a capacitive branch, an inductance in the grid circuit of the tube, an ohmic resistance between the grid and cathode of the tube, coupling means between the inductances in the grid circuit and in said parallel tuned circuit, a capacity in series with the inductance in the grid circuit and substantially tuning the latter at the oscillation frequency, and an inductance substantially equal to the inductance in the inductive branch of said parallel tuned circuit inserted between the plate of the tube and said plate tuned circuit.
  • Oscillating circuit comprising a thermionic tube having a cathode, grid and plate, a parallel circuit tuned to the oscillation frequency in the plate circuit of the said tube having a branch containing a coil the inductance of which is L and the resistance r and a capacitive branch having in series a resistance m, a coil in the grid circuit of the tube coupled with the said coil of said parallel circuit, the mutual inductance of both coils being M and their coupling coefficient K, an ohmic resistance between the grid and cathode of the tube, a capacity in series with the grid circuit coil and substantially tuning the latter at the oscillation frequency, and an inductance L2 inserted between the plate of the tube and the said parallel tuned circuit and calculated by means of the formula:
  • Oscillating circuit comprising a thermionic tube having a cathode, grid and plate, a parallel circuit tuned to the oscillation frequency in the plate circuit of the said tube having a branch containing a coil the inductance of which is L and the resistance r and a capacitive branch the capacity of which is C, a coil in the grid circuit of the tube coupled with the said tuned circuit coil, the grid circuit coil branch resistance being 11, the mutual inductance of both coils being M and their coupling coefiicient being K, an ohmic resistance between the grid and cathode of the tube.
  • Oscillating circuit comprising a thermionic tube having a cathode, grid and plate, a parallel circuit tuned to the oscillation frequency in the plate circuit of the said tube having a branch containing a coil the inductance of which is L and a capacitive branch the capacity of which is C, a coil in the grid circuit of the tube coupled by induction and capacity with the said parallel tuned circuit coil, the mutual inductance of both coils being M and their coupling capacity C, an ohmic resistance between the grid and cathode of the tube, a capacity in series with the grid circuit coil and substantially tuning the latter at the oscillation frequency, and an inductance L2 inserted between the plate of the tube and the said parallel tuned circuit and calculated by means of the formula:

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