1361-A
The General Radio 1361-A Oscillator was introduced in Catalog Q (1961) and remained available through Catalog 1973.
The Type 1361-A is a general-purpose, Colpitts-type oscillator covering 450 to 1050 MHz. It can be used to drive bridges, slotted lines, impedance comparators, and as a general purpose signal source.
Direct amplitude modulation at audio frequencies is provided by a front and side panel phone jack and with a 1000-P6 Crystal-Diode Modulator accessory or a 1000-P7 Balanced Modulator.
Sweep frequency operation is provided by the Type 1750-A sweep drive or Type 907-R144 Dial Drive.
The recommended power supply is the Type 1203-B for basic operation, also available were the Type 1264-A Modulating Power Supply or Type 1263-B Amplitude-Regulated Power Supply. The power supply jumper socket must be in place when not in use.
Specifications
- Frequency Range: 450 to 1050 MHz
- Frequency Accuracy: ±1%
- Output Power (into 50 Ω): at least 125 mW with Type 1203-B Unit Power Supply,
- Attenuator Range: 80 dB with 5 dB scale divisions, relative attenuation
Links
- Experimenter describing Type 1361-A March 1961
- Sylvania 5675 Pencil Triode Datasheet December 1959
- 2367681 Patent for Butterfly Tuned Circuit
- Compatible with 908-P1 Synchronous Dial Drive
