Indirectly heated triode for general electronic service. Available source material confirms triode construction without establishing a narrower functional application confidently.
Low-mu triode intended for stable RF oscillator service. Published Class C telegraphy operation at 250 V produces about 4 W output, with full-rating operation specified to approximately 30 MHz.
Directly heated Philips triode designed for telephone equipment and output service, providing low-frequency power amplification in communications circuits.
Lighthouse-style power triode for UHF and microwave oscillator and amplifier service. Its compact low-inductance electrode geometry supports operation well into the gigahertz region, with published oscillator performance extending to roughly 3.4 GHz.
Standard Valves triode with published construction, electrical constants, limiting conditions, and operating information; available evidence does not support a narrower functional category.
Standard Valves 3B/100-B indirectly heated British five-pin audio power triode with 4 V 1.1 A heater, amplification factor 13 and maximum 10 W anode dissipation.
High-mu ceramic-metal pencil triode for pulsed RF amplification, oscillation, and frequency multiplication into the multi-gigahertz region. High transconductance and compact low-inductance construction provide strong gain in microwave-frequency pulse circuits.
Cossor triode valve documented with construction, technical data, operating recommendations, and application notes; available evidence does not justify a narrower functional category.
High-mu ceramic-metal pencil triode for RF power amplification, oscillation, and frequency multiplication. Compact low-inductance construction and modest plate dissipation make it suitable for high-frequency circuits where conventional lead structures are limiting.
Directly heated Standard Valves 4104-series triode; variants differ chiefly in filament treatment and grid-to-anode insulation rather than documented application.
Directly heated Standard Valves 4104-series triode; variants differ chiefly in filament treatment and grid-to-anode insulation rather than documented application.
Directly heated Standard Valves 4104-series triode; variants differ chiefly in filament treatment and grid-to-anode insulation rather than documented application.
Low-noise planar microwave triode for amplifier, mixer, and oscillator service from roughly 200 MHz to 4 GHz, with high transconductance and long-life variants.
Directly heated transmitting power triode intended for RF amplifier, oscillator, or modulator service. Manufacturer operating data emphasize radio-frequency power generation, substantial plate loading, and professional transmitter applications.
Coaxial pencil-type UHF power triode for RF amplification and oscillation. Its low-inductance construction supports full Class A and Class C ratings to roughly 1.7 GHz and operation at high altitude.
Medium-mu transmitting triode designed for pulsed oscillator and RF power-amplifier service. Its published ratings emphasize high-frequency pulse operation, combining modest plate dissipation with high-voltage transmitting conditions.
Power triode intended for radio-frequency amplifier and oscillator service. Manufacturer documentation emphasizes RF power operation and transmitting applications rather than ordinary receiving-tube voltage amplification.
Soviet high-frequency power triode for specialized RF service. Available manufacturer data show useful transconductance, several watts of plate dissipation, and kilovolt-class plate capability, emphasizing RF power operation rather than conventional audio output.
High-mu miniature power triode designed for continuous Class C RF amplifier service. Its 5 W plate dissipation and useful operation to about 200 MHz make it a compact VHF transmitting or driver tube.
Metal-ceramic planar UHF triode for radio-frequency power-amplifier service. Its high transconductance and amplification factor around 110 combine strong gain with extremely low plate-to-cathode capacitance in compact high-frequency circuitry.
Ruggedized high-mu ceramic-metal planar triode for grid-pulsed, plate-pulsed, or CW oscillator, amplifier, multiplier, modulator, and regulator service to approximately 3 GHz.
Indirectly heated triode for general electronic service. Available source material confirms triode construction without establishing a narrower functional application confidently.
Low-mu triode intended for stable RF oscillator service. Published Class C telegraphy operation at 250 V produces about 4 W output, with full-rating operation specified to approximately 30 MHz.
Directly heated Philips triode designed for telephone equipment and output service, providing low-frequency power amplification in communications circuits.
Lighthouse-style power triode for UHF and microwave oscillator and amplifier service. Its compact low-inductance electrode geometry supports operation well into the gigahertz region, with published oscillator performance extending to roughly 3.4 GHz.
Standard Valves triode with published construction, electrical constants, limiting conditions, and operating information; available evidence does not support a narrower functional category.
Standard Valves 3B/100-B indirectly heated British five-pin audio power triode with 4 V 1.1 A heater, amplification factor 13 and maximum 10 W anode dissipation.
High-mu ceramic-metal pencil triode for pulsed RF amplification, oscillation, and frequency multiplication into the multi-gigahertz region. High transconductance and compact low-inductance construction provide strong gain in microwave-frequency pulse circuits.
Cossor triode valve documented with construction, technical data, operating recommendations, and application notes; available evidence does not justify a narrower functional category.
High-mu ceramic-metal pencil triode for RF power amplification, oscillation, and frequency multiplication. Compact low-inductance construction and modest plate dissipation make it suitable for high-frequency circuits where conventional lead structures are limiting.
Directly heated Standard Valves 4104-series triode; variants differ chiefly in filament treatment and grid-to-anode insulation rather than documented application.
Directly heated Standard Valves 4104-series triode; variants differ chiefly in filament treatment and grid-to-anode insulation rather than documented application.
Directly heated Standard Valves 4104-series triode; variants differ chiefly in filament treatment and grid-to-anode insulation rather than documented application.
Low-noise planar microwave triode for amplifier, mixer, and oscillator service from roughly 200 MHz to 4 GHz, with high transconductance and long-life variants.
Directly heated transmitting power triode intended for RF amplifier, oscillator, or modulator service. Manufacturer operating data emphasize radio-frequency power generation, substantial plate loading, and professional transmitter applications.
Coaxial pencil-type UHF power triode for RF amplification and oscillation. Its low-inductance construction supports full Class A and Class C ratings to roughly 1.7 GHz and operation at high altitude.
Medium-mu transmitting triode designed for pulsed oscillator and RF power-amplifier service. Its published ratings emphasize high-frequency pulse operation, combining modest plate dissipation with high-voltage transmitting conditions.
Power triode intended for radio-frequency amplifier and oscillator service. Manufacturer documentation emphasizes RF power operation and transmitting applications rather than ordinary receiving-tube voltage amplification.
Soviet high-frequency power triode for specialized RF service. Available manufacturer data show useful transconductance, several watts of plate dissipation, and kilovolt-class plate capability, emphasizing RF power operation rather than conventional audio output.
High-mu miniature power triode designed for continuous Class C RF amplifier service. Its 5 W plate dissipation and useful operation to about 200 MHz make it a compact VHF transmitting or driver tube.
Metal-ceramic planar UHF triode for radio-frequency power-amplifier service. Its high transconductance and amplification factor around 110 combine strong gain with extremely low plate-to-cathode capacitance in compact high-frequency circuitry.
Ruggedized high-mu ceramic-metal planar triode for grid-pulsed, plate-pulsed, or CW oscillator, amplifier, multiplier, modulator, and regulator service to approximately 3 GHz.