Dissimilar dual triode combining a high-mu voltage-amplifier section with a low-mu 10 W power section, derived from the GF7 family for demanding driver and output applications.
Dual low-mu power triode designed for booster-scanning circuits and series-regulator service in DC power supplies. Its sections withstand severe pulse conditions, including kilovolt-level inverse and control-grid pulse voltages.
Dissimilar dual triode, electrically equivalent to 6FY7/15FY7 apart from heater characteristics, combining a high-mu section with a low-mu, pulse-capable power output section.
High-mu twin triode intended for audio amplification and Class-B power-amplifier service, combining two triode units in one envelope for push-pull output operation.
Twin triode designed as a Class-B push-pull power amplifier for battery receivers, with the two triode units operated together to deliver approximately two watts of audio output.
Directly heated twin triode designed as a Class-B push-pull power amplifier for battery-operated receivers, using two triode units together for economical audio-output service.
Directly heated twin-triode power amplifier for battery receivers, designed for Class-B push-pull audio output from a low-voltage 1.4 V filament supply.
Directly heated twin triode intended for Class-B push-pull audio power amplification in battery receivers, with both triode units cooperating as the output stage.
Directly heated twin-triode power amplifier intended for Class-B push-pull battery-receiver service, using a 2.0 V filament and delivering about two watts of audio output.
7 pins - MEDIUM7 - Medium 7-contact transmitting-tube base
Twin power triode containing two identical sections for high-frequency RF amplification. The paired systems provide compact push-pull transmitter operation, with published output around 14 W and useful service extending to approximately 300 MHz.
7 pins - MEDIUM7 - Medium 7-contact transmitting-tube base
Twin power triode with identical sections usable in parallel or push-pull audio and RF stages. Published conditions cover Class A and Class B audio output as well as Class C transmitting service around 14 W.
Twin high-perveance power triode developed for industrial control-amplifier and voltage-regulator service, combining two power sections suited to substantial current handling and series-pass regulation.
Integrated dual-triode L-band oscillator-amplifier assembly specifically designed for 1090 MHz airborne transponder service. Separate oscillator and amplifier sections share one compact assembly, providing pulsed microwave transmission for aircraft identification equipment.
Integrated pencil-tube oscillator-amplifier assembly for pulsed 1090 MHz transponder service. The amplifier section delivers several hundred watts of peak output while its companion section supplies the associated L-band oscillator function.
Dual UHF/L-band pulse triode assembly for paired oscillator and amplifier operation near 1090 MHz. The amplifier section provides several hundred watts of peak output while the companion oscillator operates across the same narrow transponder-frequency range.
7 pins - MEDIUM7 - Medium 7-contact transmitting-tube base
Dual power triode for both audio and RF applications. Its paired sections support push-pull Class B or paralleled Class A audio operation, while reduced-rating RF service extends into the UHF region near 300 MHz.
Low-mu double power triode with separate cathodes, intended primarily as a series-pass tube in regulated rectifier supplies, providing high-current control capability in voltage-regulator circuits.
Medium/low-mu twin power triode designed primarily as a series-pass tube in regulated power supplies. Its low plate resistance and high transconductance provide substantial current at comparatively small tube voltage drop.
Low-mu twin power triode designed for series-regulator service in DC power supplies. Electrically related to the 5998 but using a different envelope and base, it emphasizes high current and very low plate resistance.
High-current dual power triode designed for series-voltage-regulator and power-control service. Its identical low-mu sections have very low plate resistance, emphasizing current handling and low voltage drop rather than voltage amplification.
High-current, very low-mu dual power triode designed for series-pass voltage-regulator circuits, with substantial plate dissipation and current capability in each section.
Ruggedized high-current dual power triode for series-regulator service, designed for severe mechanical environments and capable of operating its two sections in parallel as a pass element.
High-reliability rugged dual power triode for series-regulator and mobile-equipment service, combining very low amplification factor with high cathode-current and plate-dissipation capability.
Low-mu twin power triode intended for regulator and DC-amplifier service under shock and vibration, with high-current sections and low plate resistance.
Ruggedized low-mu twin power triode for voltage-regulator and DC-amplifier applications, providing two high-current, low-resistance sections for demanding control service.
High-current dual power triode designed primarily for stabilized power supplies. Its two low-resistance, high-transconductance sections control large DC current with relatively little voltage drop, making the tube especially suited to series-pass regulation and power-control circuits.
Double power triode used chiefly for Class-B output service in AC receivers; its sections may also be paralleled as a Class-A driver or operated separately as voltage amplifiers.
Dynamic-coupled twin-triode power amplifier whose internally connected input and output triodes provide high plate efficiency for Class-A audio power-output service.
Dual low-mu high-current power triode developed primarily for series-pass voltage-regulator service. Very low plate resistance and substantial current capability make its two sections effective control elements in stabilized DC supplies and other high-current circuits.
Low-mu twin power triode designed principally for series-regulator service in DC power supplies, with additional high-current pulse applications. Very low plate resistance and high current capability characterize both sections.
Low-mu twin power triode designed principally for series-regulator service. Each section combines high current capability, low plate resistance, and approximately 13 W dissipation, while published pulse ratings support additional high-current applications.
Low-mu twin power triode developed primarily as a series-pass regulator in DC power supplies. Two high-current sections with very low amplification factor and plate resistance provide effective control elements for stabilized supply circuits.
Direct-coupled twin-triode power amplifier for Class-A audio-frequency output service, using internally related input and output sections to develop bias and deliver power efficiently.
7 pins - MEDIUM7 - Medium 7-contact transmitting-tube base
Dual low-mu power triode designed for audio output, with its sections usable in push-pull or parallel Class A service. Published operation at 250 V gives about 1.6 W output with both sections.
Low-mu high-current power triode intended for electronic voltage-regulator series-pass service. Its low plate resistance and substantial cathode-current capability make it suited to controlling regulated DC supplies rather than conventional voltage amplification.
Direct-coupled dual-triode power-output tube whose internally connected sections form a Class-A amplifier, designed to provide efficient audio power with conventional external circuitry.
Russian low-mu, high-transconductance double triode designed for low-frequency power amplification, offering relatively high current capability and substantial plate dissipation per section.
Dual power triode intended primarily for Class B audio power-amplifier service. Published push-pull operation produces about 10 W, while the sections may also be paralleled for lower-power Class A use.
Dual power triode intended primarily for Class B audio power-amplifier service. Published push-pull operation produces about 10 W, while the sections may also be paralleled for lower-power Class A use.
GT-envelope dual triode designed for Class A or Class B amplifier service. Its identical sections can operate together in push-pull audio output, with published Class B conditions providing approximately 10 W.
Dual power triode designed for push-pull Class B audio service. Two matched sections share one envelope and provide moderate transconductance and plate dissipation, with published operating data showing roughly 10 W output.
Indirectly heated oxide-cathode dual power triode designed for Class-B power amplification, intended to operate its two triode sections as an audio power-output device.
Soviet dual power triode designed for low-frequency power amplification. Its identical sections provide moderate gain and plate resistance with several watts of dissipation each, making it suitable for push-pull audio output and related amplifier service.
Dissimilar dual triode combining a high-mu voltage-amplifier section with a low-mu 10 W power section, derived from the GF7 family for demanding driver and output applications.
Dual low-mu power triode designed for booster-scanning circuits and series-regulator service in DC power supplies. Its sections withstand severe pulse conditions, including kilovolt-level inverse and control-grid pulse voltages.
Dissimilar dual triode, electrically equivalent to 6FY7/15FY7 apart from heater characteristics, combining a high-mu section with a low-mu, pulse-capable power output section.
High-mu twin triode intended for audio amplification and Class-B power-amplifier service, combining two triode units in one envelope for push-pull output operation.
Twin triode designed as a Class-B push-pull power amplifier for battery receivers, with the two triode units operated together to deliver approximately two watts of audio output.
Directly heated twin triode designed as a Class-B push-pull power amplifier for battery-operated receivers, using two triode units together for economical audio-output service.
Directly heated twin-triode power amplifier for battery receivers, designed for Class-B push-pull audio output from a low-voltage 1.4 V filament supply.
Directly heated twin triode intended for Class-B push-pull audio power amplification in battery receivers, with both triode units cooperating as the output stage.
Directly heated twin-triode power amplifier intended for Class-B push-pull battery-receiver service, using a 2.0 V filament and delivering about two watts of audio output.
7 pins - MEDIUM7 - Medium 7-contact transmitting-tube base
Twin power triode containing two identical sections for high-frequency RF amplification. The paired systems provide compact push-pull transmitter operation, with published output around 14 W and useful service extending to approximately 300 MHz.
7 pins - MEDIUM7 - Medium 7-contact transmitting-tube base
Twin power triode with identical sections usable in parallel or push-pull audio and RF stages. Published conditions cover Class A and Class B audio output as well as Class C transmitting service around 14 W.
Twin high-perveance power triode developed for industrial control-amplifier and voltage-regulator service, combining two power sections suited to substantial current handling and series-pass regulation.
Integrated dual-triode L-band oscillator-amplifier assembly specifically designed for 1090 MHz airborne transponder service. Separate oscillator and amplifier sections share one compact assembly, providing pulsed microwave transmission for aircraft identification equipment.
Integrated pencil-tube oscillator-amplifier assembly for pulsed 1090 MHz transponder service. The amplifier section delivers several hundred watts of peak output while its companion section supplies the associated L-band oscillator function.
Dual UHF/L-band pulse triode assembly for paired oscillator and amplifier operation near 1090 MHz. The amplifier section provides several hundred watts of peak output while the companion oscillator operates across the same narrow transponder-frequency range.
7 pins - MEDIUM7 - Medium 7-contact transmitting-tube base
Dual power triode for both audio and RF applications. Its paired sections support push-pull Class B or paralleled Class A audio operation, while reduced-rating RF service extends into the UHF region near 300 MHz.
Low-mu double power triode with separate cathodes, intended primarily as a series-pass tube in regulated rectifier supplies, providing high-current control capability in voltage-regulator circuits.
Medium/low-mu twin power triode designed primarily as a series-pass tube in regulated power supplies. Its low plate resistance and high transconductance provide substantial current at comparatively small tube voltage drop.
Low-mu twin power triode designed for series-regulator service in DC power supplies. Electrically related to the 5998 but using a different envelope and base, it emphasizes high current and very low plate resistance.
High-current dual power triode designed for series-voltage-regulator and power-control service. Its identical low-mu sections have very low plate resistance, emphasizing current handling and low voltage drop rather than voltage amplification.
High-current, very low-mu dual power triode designed for series-pass voltage-regulator circuits, with substantial plate dissipation and current capability in each section.
Ruggedized high-current dual power triode for series-regulator service, designed for severe mechanical environments and capable of operating its two sections in parallel as a pass element.
High-reliability rugged dual power triode for series-regulator and mobile-equipment service, combining very low amplification factor with high cathode-current and plate-dissipation capability.
Low-mu twin power triode intended for regulator and DC-amplifier service under shock and vibration, with high-current sections and low plate resistance.
Ruggedized low-mu twin power triode for voltage-regulator and DC-amplifier applications, providing two high-current, low-resistance sections for demanding control service.
High-current dual power triode designed primarily for stabilized power supplies. Its two low-resistance, high-transconductance sections control large DC current with relatively little voltage drop, making the tube especially suited to series-pass regulation and power-control circuits.
Double power triode used chiefly for Class-B output service in AC receivers; its sections may also be paralleled as a Class-A driver or operated separately as voltage amplifiers.
Dynamic-coupled twin-triode power amplifier whose internally connected input and output triodes provide high plate efficiency for Class-A audio power-output service.
Dual low-mu high-current power triode developed primarily for series-pass voltage-regulator service. Very low plate resistance and substantial current capability make its two sections effective control elements in stabilized DC supplies and other high-current circuits.
Low-mu twin power triode designed principally for series-regulator service in DC power supplies, with additional high-current pulse applications. Very low plate resistance and high current capability characterize both sections.
Low-mu twin power triode designed principally for series-regulator service. Each section combines high current capability, low plate resistance, and approximately 13 W dissipation, while published pulse ratings support additional high-current applications.
Low-mu twin power triode developed primarily as a series-pass regulator in DC power supplies. Two high-current sections with very low amplification factor and plate resistance provide effective control elements for stabilized supply circuits.
Direct-coupled twin-triode power amplifier for Class-A audio-frequency output service, using internally related input and output sections to develop bias and deliver power efficiently.
7 pins - MEDIUM7 - Medium 7-contact transmitting-tube base
Dual low-mu power triode designed for audio output, with its sections usable in push-pull or parallel Class A service. Published operation at 250 V gives about 1.6 W output with both sections.
Low-mu high-current power triode intended for electronic voltage-regulator series-pass service. Its low plate resistance and substantial cathode-current capability make it suited to controlling regulated DC supplies rather than conventional voltage amplification.
Direct-coupled dual-triode power-output tube whose internally connected sections form a Class-A amplifier, designed to provide efficient audio power with conventional external circuitry.
Russian low-mu, high-transconductance double triode designed for low-frequency power amplification, offering relatively high current capability and substantial plate dissipation per section.
Dual power triode intended primarily for Class B audio power-amplifier service. Published push-pull operation produces about 10 W, while the sections may also be paralleled for lower-power Class A use.
Dual power triode intended primarily for Class B audio power-amplifier service. Published push-pull operation produces about 10 W, while the sections may also be paralleled for lower-power Class A use.
GT-envelope dual triode designed for Class A or Class B amplifier service. Its identical sections can operate together in push-pull audio output, with published Class B conditions providing approximately 10 W.
Dual power triode designed for push-pull Class B audio service. Two matched sections share one envelope and provide moderate transconductance and plate dissipation, with published operating data showing roughly 10 W output.
Indirectly heated oxide-cathode dual power triode designed for Class-B power amplification, intended to operate its two triode sections as an audio power-output device.
Soviet dual power triode designed for low-frequency power amplification. Its identical sections provide moderate gain and plate resistance with several watts of dissipation each, making it suitable for push-pull audio output and related amplifier service.