Early directly heated triode for general receiving service. Available source material confirms basic triode construction but does not establish a narrower application confidently.
Ruggedized special-quality 150 V gas regulator for military and industrial equipment, emphasizing controlled regulation, reliability, vibration resistance, and long life.
Precision-oriented 85 V cold-cathode regulator for instrumentation and low-current reference service, with published stability, drift, temperature, and long-life characteristics.
Gas-filled half-wave rectifier with a starter anode for power supplies. It requires no conventional heater supply and is rated for approximately 300 V peak inverse voltage, 75 mA DC output, and 500 mA peak current.
Gas-filled half-wave rectifier with a starter anode for electronic power supplies. It requires no conventional heater supply and is rated for approximately 300 V peak inverse voltage, 75 mA DC output, and 500 mA peak current.
Cold-cathode gas-filled full-wave rectifier for DC power supplies, requiring no conventional heater or filament supply. Ionized-gas conduction gives a relatively low forward drop while two rectifier sections provide full-wave operation.
Gas-filled cold-cathode full-wave rectifier for power supplies without a heater or filament supply. Two rectifier sections provide full-wave operation with relatively low gas-discharge forward voltage.
Gas-filled full-wave rectifier with an ionically heated cathode, intended particularly for vibrator-type power supplies. It requires no separate heater supply and provides substantial current from a compact dual-rectifier structure.
Gas-filled full-wave rectifier with an ionically heated common cathode, requiring no separate heater supply. Its dual rectifier sections provide full-wave power conversion with low gas-discharge forward voltage.
Directly heated receiving power triode for audio-frequency output service, with Class A operation to about 1.6 W single-ended and published push-pull Class B operation reaching roughly 25 W from a pair.
Electrostatically deflected cathode-ray display tube with post-acceleration capability to 8 kV, intended for displaying electrical waveforms with separate horizontal and vertical deflection-plate drive.
Large transmitting triode for RF power amplification, oscillation, modulation, and audio-frequency power service. Rated for 1 kW plate dissipation, operation to about 50 MHz, and multi-kilowatt RF or push-pull audio output.
Directly heated Philips gas-filled industrial rectifier designed particularly for battery-charger service. Rated for approximately 500 V peak inverse voltage and 100 mA average output from an oxide-coated filament.
Gas-filled full-wave rectifier with an ionically heated cathode for vibrator-type power supplies. It operates without a separate heater supply and provides useful current with low gas-discharge forward voltage.
5 pins - OCTAL5 - Small-wafer octal 5-contact base
Gas-filled full-wave rectifier for DC power-supply applications. Its two rectifier sections provide substantial current capability and relatively low forward voltage compared with conventional high-vacuum rectifiers.
Permanent-sensitivity argon-filled Geiger-Müller counter with a thin mica window for beta and X-ray detection. It operates around 1.2 kV and provides a broad counting plateau with approximately 200 µs dead time.
Permanent-sensitivity argon-filled Geiger-Müller counter with a thin mica window for beta and X-ray detection. The based version operates around 1.2 kV with a broad plateau and approximately 200 µs dead time.
Neon-filled self-quenching Geiger-Müller counter with a thin mica window for beta detection. It operates around 700 V and provides a broad counting plateau with approximately 200 µs dead time.
Based version of the neon-filled self-quenching Geiger-Müller counter for beta detection, using a thin mica window and broad operating plateau for general radiation-counting instrumentation.
Eimac high-vacuum half-wave rectifier for high-voltage power supplies. Rated for approximately 40 kV peak inverse voltage and 100 mA average plate current for industrial and transmitting applications.
High-mu transmitting power triode for Class C RF amplification or oscillation and Class B audio/modulator service. Rated for 100 W plate dissipation, operation to about 40 MHz, and several hundred watts output under published conditions.
Low-mu Eimac transmitting power triode intended for RF amplifier, oscillator, and modulator service. Its published operating data cover substantial Class C RF output and audio/modulator operation at plate voltages up to several kilovolts.
Directly heated Philips gas-filled industrial rectifier for charging lead-acid batteries. Rated for approximately 185 V peak inverse voltage, 650 mA average current, and 4 A peak current.
Early directly heated triode for general receiving service. Available source material confirms basic triode construction but does not establish a narrower application confidently.
Ruggedized special-quality 150 V gas regulator for military and industrial equipment, emphasizing controlled regulation, reliability, vibration resistance, and long life.
Precision-oriented 85 V cold-cathode regulator for instrumentation and low-current reference service, with published stability, drift, temperature, and long-life characteristics.
Gas-filled half-wave rectifier with a starter anode for power supplies. It requires no conventional heater supply and is rated for approximately 300 V peak inverse voltage, 75 mA DC output, and 500 mA peak current.
Gas-filled half-wave rectifier with a starter anode for electronic power supplies. It requires no conventional heater supply and is rated for approximately 300 V peak inverse voltage, 75 mA DC output, and 500 mA peak current.
Cold-cathode gas-filled full-wave rectifier for DC power supplies, requiring no conventional heater or filament supply. Ionized-gas conduction gives a relatively low forward drop while two rectifier sections provide full-wave operation.
Gas-filled cold-cathode full-wave rectifier for power supplies without a heater or filament supply. Two rectifier sections provide full-wave operation with relatively low gas-discharge forward voltage.
Gas-filled full-wave rectifier with an ionically heated cathode, intended particularly for vibrator-type power supplies. It requires no separate heater supply and provides substantial current from a compact dual-rectifier structure.
Gas-filled full-wave rectifier with an ionically heated common cathode, requiring no separate heater supply. Its dual rectifier sections provide full-wave power conversion with low gas-discharge forward voltage.
Directly heated receiving power triode for audio-frequency output service, with Class A operation to about 1.6 W single-ended and published push-pull Class B operation reaching roughly 25 W from a pair.
Electrostatically deflected cathode-ray display tube with post-acceleration capability to 8 kV, intended for displaying electrical waveforms with separate horizontal and vertical deflection-plate drive.
Large transmitting triode for RF power amplification, oscillation, modulation, and audio-frequency power service. Rated for 1 kW plate dissipation, operation to about 50 MHz, and multi-kilowatt RF or push-pull audio output.
Directly heated Philips gas-filled industrial rectifier designed particularly for battery-charger service. Rated for approximately 500 V peak inverse voltage and 100 mA average output from an oxide-coated filament.
Gas-filled full-wave rectifier with an ionically heated cathode for vibrator-type power supplies. It operates without a separate heater supply and provides useful current with low gas-discharge forward voltage.
5 pins - OCTAL5 - Small-wafer octal 5-contact base
Gas-filled full-wave rectifier for DC power-supply applications. Its two rectifier sections provide substantial current capability and relatively low forward voltage compared with conventional high-vacuum rectifiers.
Permanent-sensitivity argon-filled Geiger-Müller counter with a thin mica window for beta and X-ray detection. It operates around 1.2 kV and provides a broad counting plateau with approximately 200 µs dead time.
Permanent-sensitivity argon-filled Geiger-Müller counter with a thin mica window for beta and X-ray detection. The based version operates around 1.2 kV with a broad plateau and approximately 200 µs dead time.
Neon-filled self-quenching Geiger-Müller counter with a thin mica window for beta detection. It operates around 700 V and provides a broad counting plateau with approximately 200 µs dead time.
Based version of the neon-filled self-quenching Geiger-Müller counter for beta detection, using a thin mica window and broad operating plateau for general radiation-counting instrumentation.
Eimac high-vacuum half-wave rectifier for high-voltage power supplies. Rated for approximately 40 kV peak inverse voltage and 100 mA average plate current for industrial and transmitting applications.
High-mu transmitting power triode for Class C RF amplification or oscillation and Class B audio/modulator service. Rated for 100 W plate dissipation, operation to about 40 MHz, and several hundred watts output under published conditions.
Low-mu Eimac transmitting power triode intended for RF amplifier, oscillator, and modulator service. Its published operating data cover substantial Class C RF output and audio/modulator operation at plate voltages up to several kilovolts.
Directly heated Philips gas-filled industrial rectifier for charging lead-acid batteries. Rated for approximately 185 V peak inverse voltage, 650 mA average current, and 4 A peak current.