Space-charge-grid tetrode power-amplifier driver designed for direct operation from an automotive battery, providing useful low-voltage power gain without a conventional high-voltage plate supply.
Directly heated oxide-cathode electrometer tetrode intended for precision measuring applications requiring extremely small currents and sensitive DC signal amplification.
Screen-grid electrometer tetrode with extremely low grid current and very high effective gain, designed for precision instrumentation involving minute input currents.
Early directly heated Philips high-vacuum tetrode for battery receivers, designed for low-voltage detector and amplifier service with exceptionally economical filament operation.
Early directly heated Philips high-vacuum tetrode for battery receivers, designed for low-voltage detector and amplifier service with economical filament operation.
Directly heated double-grid tetrode for detection, RF and LF amplification, and output service at unusually low anode voltage, using space-charge-grid operation for battery receivers.
Directly heated double-grid tetrode for detection, RF and LF amplification, and output service at very low anode voltage, suited to economical battery receivers.
Low-noise electrometer tetrode for digital instruments and precision measuring circuits. High input resistance and reduced noise suit very-small-current measurement.
Subminiature electrometer tetrode for precision measurement, specified for extraordinarily low grid current around 3×10⁻¹⁵ A and low-power DC filament operation.
Low-voltage bi-grid receiving tube for detection and RF or AF amplification. Its design reduces plate-battery voltage and operating cost in battery receivers.
Directly heated electrometer tetrode using a space-charge grid for extremely low-current measurement, with very low grid current and explicit precautions concerning insulation, vibration, and ionization.
Directly heated electrometer tetrode using a space-charge grid for extremely low-current measurement, with very low grid current and careful insulation requirements for precision instrumentation.
Space-charge-grid tetrode power-amplifier driver designed for direct operation from an automotive battery, providing useful low-voltage power gain without a conventional high-voltage plate supply.
Directly heated oxide-cathode electrometer tetrode intended for precision measuring applications requiring extremely small currents and sensitive DC signal amplification.
Screen-grid electrometer tetrode with extremely low grid current and very high effective gain, designed for precision instrumentation involving minute input currents.
Early directly heated Philips high-vacuum tetrode for battery receivers, designed for low-voltage detector and amplifier service with exceptionally economical filament operation.
Early directly heated Philips high-vacuum tetrode for battery receivers, designed for low-voltage detector and amplifier service with economical filament operation.
Directly heated double-grid tetrode for detection, RF and LF amplification, and output service at unusually low anode voltage, using space-charge-grid operation for battery receivers.
Directly heated double-grid tetrode for detection, RF and LF amplification, and output service at very low anode voltage, suited to economical battery receivers.
Low-noise electrometer tetrode for digital instruments and precision measuring circuits. High input resistance and reduced noise suit very-small-current measurement.
Subminiature electrometer tetrode for precision measurement, specified for extraordinarily low grid current around 3×10⁻¹⁵ A and low-power DC filament operation.
Low-voltage bi-grid receiving tube for detection and RF or AF amplification. Its design reduces plate-battery voltage and operating cost in battery receivers.
Directly heated electrometer tetrode using a space-charge grid for extremely low-current measurement, with very low grid current and explicit precautions concerning insulation, vibration, and ionization.
Directly heated electrometer tetrode using a space-charge grid for extremely low-current measurement, with very low grid current and careful insulation requirements for precision instrumentation.