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Harvey-Wells AN/USM-27A U.S. Navy Vacuum-Tube Pulse Signal Generator, Early 1950s

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Harvey-Wells AN/USM-27A U.S. Navy Vacuum-Tube Pulse Signal Generator, Early 1950s
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Early-1950s Harvey-Wells Electronics AN/USM-27A portable pulse signal generator manufactured for the U.S. Navy Bureau of Ships under contract NObsr 57233. The identification plate specifies the SG-60A/USM-27 generator assembly, serial number 26, and 115-volt, single-phase, 60-cycle power. Designed as general-purpose test equipment for signal generators, radar systems, and radiac equipment, the unit provides internal or external synchronization and selectable positive or negative pulse output. Front-panel controls regulate synchronization voltage, pulse repetition rate, phasing, pulse length, and pulse voltage. Reference specifications list a 100-4,000-pulse-per-second repetition range, 0.5-11-microsecond pulse width, and outputs reaching 60 volts positive or 120 volts negative. The metal cabinet has side carrying handles and contains a vacuum-tube chassis with transformers.

Manufacturer: Harvey-Wells Electronics, Inc., Southbridge, Massachusetts
Model: AN/USM-27A
Generator Assembly: SG-60A/USM-27
Serial Number: 26
Military Branch: U.S. Navy, Bureau of Ships
Contract: NObsr 57233
Power: 115 V, single phase, 60 cycles
Reference Pulse Repetition Rate: 100-4,000 pulses per second
Reference Pulse Width: 0.5-11 microseconds
Reference Pulse Output: Up to 60 V positive or 120 V negative
Condition: As pictured.