Ediswan/Mazda pentode documented for signal amplification service. The available manufacturer sheet supplies its electrical characteristics and operating information, but does not provide sufficiently explicit functional wording here to justify a narrower specialized classification.
Russian high-frequency voltage-amplifier pentode designed for long-distance wire communication systems. Manufacturer data specify a 1,000-hour guaranteed service life and operating characteristics for high-frequency signal amplification in communications equipment.
Nine-pin miniature pentode designed for RF, IF, video-amplifier, or mixer service in television receivers. Its broad high-frequency signal role makes it a versatile television front-end and wideband amplification tube rather than a power-output device.
Russian high-frequency pentode with a tailored characteristic, designed for amplification of high-frequency voltage. Its manufacturer description places it firmly in RF voltage-amplifier service rather than power-output operation.
Russian high-frequency pentode with a short characteristic, designed for high-frequency voltage amplification. Manufacturer documentation specifies a 2,000-hour service-life guarantee and electrical characteristics for RF signal-amplifier operation.
High-frequency voltage-amplifier pentode designed for long-distance cable-telephone underwater equipment. Its specialized communications role emphasizes reliable RF or carrier-frequency signal amplification in submerged repeater systems.
Pentode designed for underwater amplifier equipment and high-frequency voltage amplification. Manufacturer documentation identifies it as a specialized communications signal tube for submerged cable systems rather than a general-purpose or power-output pentode.
Indirectly heated high-frequency pentode intended for HF amplification or detector service. Cossor documentation identifies it as a radio-frequency signal tube capable of both amplification and detection in receiving equipment.
High-slope RF pentode designed for RF, IF, and wideband amplifier service. Tesla documentation identifies it as a high-frequency signal-amplification tube suited to circuits requiring substantial transconductance and broad bandwidth.
Directly heated high-frequency amplifier pentode, explicitly co-designated 1B4/951 in RCA documentation. It is intended for RF signal amplification and uses a filamentary cathode suited to low-voltage supply operation.
Ruggedized Russian high-frequency pentode designed for voltage amplification. Its strengthened construction supports RF signal service under demanding mechanical conditions while retaining the compact form of a miniature directly heated pentode.
Ruggedized Russian high-frequency pentode designed for voltage amplification. Manufacturer documentation emphasizes strengthened construction for RF signal service where resistance to demanding mechanical or environmental conditions is required.
Shock-resistant Russian high-frequency pentode designed for voltage amplification. Its mechanically robust construction makes it suitable for RF signal equipment exposed to vibration or shock rather than ordinary stationary receiver service.
Russian directly heated miniature pentode for high-frequency voltage amplification in battery-operated receivers. Its oxide-coated 1.2 V, 60 mA filament supports low-voltage RF amplification with nominal transconductance of 0.89 mA/V.
Russian directly heated, high-durability miniature pentode for high-frequency oscillation and amplification. The 1.2 V, 125 mA oxide-coated filament and flexible leads support compact RF equipment.
Russian high-durability, directly heated miniature RF pentode for high-frequency oscillation and amplification. The 1P22BV uses a 1.2 V, 125 mA oxide-coated filament and flexible leads; its datasheet specifies microphonic characteristics.
Russian shock-resistant directly heated miniature pentode intended for high-frequency oscillation. A 1.35 V, 223 mA oxide-coated filament and flexible lead connections suit equipment exposed to mechanical stress.
Western Electric miniature pentode designed for high- and ultra-high-frequency amplification, combining useful gain with compact low-capacitance construction.
Western Electric UHF suppressor-grid pentode with independent suppressor control for gating, modulation, mixing, and specialized high-frequency circuits.
Professional carrier-frequency pentode for telecommunications amplification, featuring top-cap control grid and detailed high-frequency capacitance specifications.
High-transconductance pentode developed for high-frequency and television amplification, with published operating conditions for wideband video service.
Russian indirectly heated screened RF pentode for high-frequency voltage and power amplification and oscillation up to approximately 200 MHz. Nominal heater 4.2 V, 225 mA; published transconductance 1.7 mA/V.
Subminiature RF pentode intended for Class A signal amplification. Its compact construction suits high-frequency voltage-amplifier stages where miniature size is important, with manufacturer data providing the corresponding Class A operating characteristics.
RF pentode documented by Standard Valves for high-frequency signal amplification. Its manufacturer classification establishes radio-frequency amplifier service rather than power output, although the surviving description does not justify a narrower cutoff classification.
RF pentode documented by Standard Valves for high-frequency signal service. Manufacturer data include electrode and capacitance information, identifying it as an RF amplifier tube rather than a power-output pentode.
RF pentode documented by Standard Valves for high-frequency signal service. Published electrode and capacitance data establish its role as an RF signal-amplifier device rather than an output-stage power tube.
Low-microphony high-frequency pentode designed for signal amplification where mechanical vibration must produce minimal electrical disturbance. Its manufacturer registration emphasizes reduced microphonic response as a distinguishing characteristic for sensitive HF circuits.
High-slope wide-band RF pentode designed for broad-band high-frequency amplification. Manufacturer data identify substantial transconductance and wideband Class A service, making it suitable for demanding RF signal-amplifier stages.
Ruggedized subminiature UHF pentode designed for high-frequency signal service under demanding conditions. Its compact construction combines ultra-high-frequency capability with mechanical ruggedization for equipment requiring both small size and environmental durability.
EMI Emitron secondary-emission pentode for wideband radio-frequency amplification. An internal secondary emitter multiplies electrons, enabling unusually high effective transconductance and gain in high-frequency amplifier stages.
High-transconductance compact pentode for professional high-frequency and wideband small-signal amplification, combining useful gain with low interelectrode capacitance.
High-frequency Class-A pentode for higher-voltage professional amplifier service, with approximately 7.5 W plate dissipation and plate ratings around 550 V.
Ediswan/Mazda pentode documented for signal amplification service. The available manufacturer sheet supplies its electrical characteristics and operating information, but does not provide sufficiently explicit functional wording here to justify a narrower specialized classification.
Russian high-frequency voltage-amplifier pentode designed for long-distance wire communication systems. Manufacturer data specify a 1,000-hour guaranteed service life and operating characteristics for high-frequency signal amplification in communications equipment.
Nine-pin miniature pentode designed for RF, IF, video-amplifier, or mixer service in television receivers. Its broad high-frequency signal role makes it a versatile television front-end and wideband amplification tube rather than a power-output device.
Russian high-frequency pentode with a tailored characteristic, designed for amplification of high-frequency voltage. Its manufacturer description places it firmly in RF voltage-amplifier service rather than power-output operation.
Russian high-frequency pentode with a short characteristic, designed for high-frequency voltage amplification. Manufacturer documentation specifies a 2,000-hour service-life guarantee and electrical characteristics for RF signal-amplifier operation.
High-frequency voltage-amplifier pentode designed for long-distance cable-telephone underwater equipment. Its specialized communications role emphasizes reliable RF or carrier-frequency signal amplification in submerged repeater systems.
Pentode designed for underwater amplifier equipment and high-frequency voltage amplification. Manufacturer documentation identifies it as a specialized communications signal tube for submerged cable systems rather than a general-purpose or power-output pentode.
Indirectly heated high-frequency pentode intended for HF amplification or detector service. Cossor documentation identifies it as a radio-frequency signal tube capable of both amplification and detection in receiving equipment.
High-slope RF pentode designed for RF, IF, and wideband amplifier service. Tesla documentation identifies it as a high-frequency signal-amplification tube suited to circuits requiring substantial transconductance and broad bandwidth.
Directly heated high-frequency amplifier pentode, explicitly co-designated 1B4/951 in RCA documentation. It is intended for RF signal amplification and uses a filamentary cathode suited to low-voltage supply operation.
Ruggedized Russian high-frequency pentode designed for voltage amplification. Its strengthened construction supports RF signal service under demanding mechanical conditions while retaining the compact form of a miniature directly heated pentode.
Ruggedized Russian high-frequency pentode designed for voltage amplification. Manufacturer documentation emphasizes strengthened construction for RF signal service where resistance to demanding mechanical or environmental conditions is required.
Shock-resistant Russian high-frequency pentode designed for voltage amplification. Its mechanically robust construction makes it suitable for RF signal equipment exposed to vibration or shock rather than ordinary stationary receiver service.
Russian directly heated miniature pentode for high-frequency voltage amplification in battery-operated receivers. Its oxide-coated 1.2 V, 60 mA filament supports low-voltage RF amplification with nominal transconductance of 0.89 mA/V.
Russian directly heated, high-durability miniature pentode for high-frequency oscillation and amplification. The 1.2 V, 125 mA oxide-coated filament and flexible leads support compact RF equipment.
Russian high-durability, directly heated miniature RF pentode for high-frequency oscillation and amplification. The 1P22BV uses a 1.2 V, 125 mA oxide-coated filament and flexible leads; its datasheet specifies microphonic characteristics.
Russian shock-resistant directly heated miniature pentode intended for high-frequency oscillation. A 1.35 V, 223 mA oxide-coated filament and flexible lead connections suit equipment exposed to mechanical stress.
Western Electric miniature pentode designed for high- and ultra-high-frequency amplification, combining useful gain with compact low-capacitance construction.
Western Electric UHF suppressor-grid pentode with independent suppressor control for gating, modulation, mixing, and specialized high-frequency circuits.
Professional carrier-frequency pentode for telecommunications amplification, featuring top-cap control grid and detailed high-frequency capacitance specifications.
High-transconductance pentode developed for high-frequency and television amplification, with published operating conditions for wideband video service.
Russian indirectly heated screened RF pentode for high-frequency voltage and power amplification and oscillation up to approximately 200 MHz. Nominal heater 4.2 V, 225 mA; published transconductance 1.7 mA/V.
Subminiature RF pentode intended for Class A signal amplification. Its compact construction suits high-frequency voltage-amplifier stages where miniature size is important, with manufacturer data providing the corresponding Class A operating characteristics.
RF pentode documented by Standard Valves for high-frequency signal amplification. Its manufacturer classification establishes radio-frequency amplifier service rather than power output, although the surviving description does not justify a narrower cutoff classification.
RF pentode documented by Standard Valves for high-frequency signal service. Manufacturer data include electrode and capacitance information, identifying it as an RF amplifier tube rather than a power-output pentode.
RF pentode documented by Standard Valves for high-frequency signal service. Published electrode and capacitance data establish its role as an RF signal-amplifier device rather than an output-stage power tube.
Low-microphony high-frequency pentode designed for signal amplification where mechanical vibration must produce minimal electrical disturbance. Its manufacturer registration emphasizes reduced microphonic response as a distinguishing characteristic for sensitive HF circuits.
High-slope wide-band RF pentode designed for broad-band high-frequency amplification. Manufacturer data identify substantial transconductance and wideband Class A service, making it suitable for demanding RF signal-amplifier stages.
Ruggedized subminiature UHF pentode designed for high-frequency signal service under demanding conditions. Its compact construction combines ultra-high-frequency capability with mechanical ruggedization for equipment requiring both small size and environmental durability.
EMI Emitron secondary-emission pentode for wideband radio-frequency amplification. An internal secondary emitter multiplies electrons, enabling unusually high effective transconductance and gain in high-frequency amplifier stages.
High-transconductance compact pentode for professional high-frequency and wideband small-signal amplification, combining useful gain with low interelectrode capacitance.
High-frequency Class-A pentode for higher-voltage professional amplifier service, with approximately 7.5 W plate dissipation and plate ratings around 550 V.