Picture tube T 59-11A
Fabrica de Cinescoape · 1971
- Manufacturer
- Fabrica de Cinescoape
- Country
- Romania
- Year
- 1971
- Decade
- 1970s
- Category
- Components
- Type
- Picture tubes (CRT)
- Documentation score
- 2/5
- Last edited
- 03 OCT 2026
Specifications
- Type
- black-and-white, self-protecting, aluminised
- Screen diagonal
- 566 mm
- Useful screen size
- 489 × 385 mm (minimum; the book prints 189 × 385)
- Depth
- 360 mm
- Neck diameter
- 28 mm (the book prints 28 cm)
- Deflection angle
- 110° diagonal, 99° horizontal, 82° vertical
- Light transmission
- 42%
- Electron gun
- tetrode with unipotential lenses; electrostatic focusing, magnetic deflection
- Heater
- 6.3 V / 50 Hz, 0.3 A ± 6%
- Operating voltages
- g3 and g5: 20 kV (the book prints 20 V); g2: 400 or 500 V; g4: 0–400 V; g1 cut-off: 40–77 V or 50–93 V
- Weight
- 13 kg
Sources: [1]
Description
The T 59-11A is a black-and-white television picture tube with a 56.6 cm diagonal, made at the Fabrica de Cinescoape in Bucharest [1]. Television sets with this tube include the Adriatic, Clasic E 59-722, Clasic S E 59-701, Clasic S E 59-720 E, Diana E 59-720, Diana HM 1 E 59-740, Electra E 59-721, Electra H2 E 59-751, Opera E 59-711, Opera E 59-722, Opera H2, Opera HS E 59-741, Saturn E 59-710 and Saturn H2 E 59-750.
The T 65-11A, T 59-11A and T 47-11A were the black-and-white picture tubes made at the factory in 1971–1975, under the initial licence: glass made under a Corning (USA) licence, electron gun and tube assembly under a licence from Standard Elektrik Lorenz (SEL, West Germany) [1]. Their bulb is made of very fine glass and is protected against implosion; the screen has a spherical front, is aluminised and has a white phosphor [1]. The electron gun is a tetrode with unipotential lenses, with electrostatic focusing and magnetic deflection; a metal band with four fixing lugs holds the tube in the cabinet [1].
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