Miniature hexode frequency changer designed for use with a separate triode oscillator, also suitable as a gated amplifier through approximately 20 MHz.
Hexode frequency-changing valve for early superheterodyne receivers, intended for mixer/modulator service with an external oscillator. High output resistance supports useful isolation in all-current series-heater radios.
Early Philips indirectly heated hexode for oscillator-modulator and frequency-changing service. Its multi-grid structure allows oscillator and signal voltages to interact for conversion or modulation in early European receiving equipment.
High-resistance hexode for first-detector/modulator and RF/IF amplifier service. Its multi-grid construction supports controlled mixing and signal amplification in radio receiver frequency-conversion stages.
Directly heated multi-grid frequency changer for battery receivers, designed principally for mixer service but usable as a hexode, pentode, or tetrode. Its flexible electrode arrangement supports several portable-radio circuit configurations.
Telefunken mixer hexode for superheterodyne frequency-changing service. Its multi-grid structure allows the incoming RF signal and a separate oscillator signal to interact, producing the receiver intermediate-frequency output.
Low-current series-heater mixer hexode for superheterodyne frequency conversion. Its multi-grid construction performs mixing with a separate oscillator, providing intermediate-frequency conversion in economical series-heater receivers.
German military hexode for frequency conversion and related multi-grid signal-processing service. Its several control grids allow separate signals to interact within one tube, with heater characteristics suited to military equipment supplies.
Low-consumption German military hexode for frequency conversion and related signal-processing duties. Its directly heated filament minimizes power consumption in portable military radio equipment while the multi-grid structure provides mixer operation.
Miniature hexode frequency changer designed for use with a separate triode oscillator, also suitable as a gated amplifier through approximately 20 MHz.
Hexode frequency-changing valve for early superheterodyne receivers, intended for mixer/modulator service with an external oscillator. High output resistance supports useful isolation in all-current series-heater radios.
Early Philips indirectly heated hexode for oscillator-modulator and frequency-changing service. Its multi-grid structure allows oscillator and signal voltages to interact for conversion or modulation in early European receiving equipment.
High-resistance hexode for first-detector/modulator and RF/IF amplifier service. Its multi-grid construction supports controlled mixing and signal amplification in radio receiver frequency-conversion stages.
Directly heated multi-grid frequency changer for battery receivers, designed principally for mixer service but usable as a hexode, pentode, or tetrode. Its flexible electrode arrangement supports several portable-radio circuit configurations.
Telefunken mixer hexode for superheterodyne frequency-changing service. Its multi-grid structure allows the incoming RF signal and a separate oscillator signal to interact, producing the receiver intermediate-frequency output.
Low-current series-heater mixer hexode for superheterodyne frequency conversion. Its multi-grid construction performs mixing with a separate oscillator, providing intermediate-frequency conversion in economical series-heater receivers.
German military hexode for frequency conversion and related multi-grid signal-processing service. Its several control grids allow separate signals to interact within one tube, with heater characteristics suited to military equipment supplies.
Low-consumption German military hexode for frequency conversion and related signal-processing duties. Its directly heated filament minimizes power consumption in portable military radio equipment while the multi-grid structure provides mixer operation.