Semiremote-cutoff pentode developed for gain-controlled television video-IF amplification, combining high transconductance with stable wideband AGC operation.
Directly heated remote-cutoff RF pentode using a 2.0 V, 60 mA filament. Designed for Class A radio-frequency amplification, its variable-mu characteristic permits controlled gain in battery-operated receiver stages.
Remote-cutoff RF pentode using a 1.2 V, 0.13 A filament. Designed for variable-gain radio-frequency amplification, its remote-cutoff characteristic makes it particularly suitable for controlled RF/IF stages in low-voltage equipment.
Battery variable-mu pentode designed for IF amplification and mixer service. Its controlled transconductance supports automatic-gain-control operation while the low-power filament construction suits portable receiver applications.
Directly heated remote-cutoff RF pentode designed for Class A high-frequency amplification. Its variable-mu characteristic permits controlled gain in battery-operated receiver stages while maintaining low filament power requirements.
Directly heated variable-mu RF pentode designed for battery operation. Its gain-control characteristic makes it suitable for RF amplifier stages in portable receivers where automatic or manual gain variation is required.
Directly heated Russian pentode designed for high- and intermediate-frequency amplification in automatic-gain-control circuits. Its intended AGC service identifies a variable-gain signal role consistent with remote-cutoff pentode operation.
Directly heated semi-remote-cutoff RF pentode using a 1.4 V, 50 mA filament. Manufacturer handbook data identify it for variable-gain high-frequency amplification in low-power receiving equipment.
Super-control RF amplifier pentode. Its manufacturer designation identifies an extended-control characteristic intended for variable-gain radio-frequency amplification, making automatic gain control a central part of its receiver application.
Remote-cutoff RF pentode designed for variable-gain battery receiver service. Its directly heated construction combines low filament demand with controlled transconductance for automatic-gain-control RF stages.
GT-envelope remote-cutoff RF pentode for variable-gain battery receiver service. It retains the controlled-transconductance RF amplifier function of the 1P5 family in a tubular glass envelope.
Ruggedized filament-type semi-remote-cutoff pentode for RF and IF amplification in portable military equipment. It combines variable-gain receiver operation with strengthened construction for demanding field service.
Seven-pin miniature remote-cutoff pentode designed for aircraft receivers powered from storage batteries. Its 26.5 V, 70 mA heater and high transconductance support variable-gain RF/IF amplification in airborne radio equipment.
Remote-cutoff pentode using a 26.5 V, 70 mA heater. Manufacturer handbook data provide representative operating characteristics for controlled-gain signal amplification, with the extended heater voltage suited to series or specialized supply arrangements.
Western Electric variable-mu suppressor-grid pentode for high-frequency or audio-frequency voltage amplification and modulation. Its controlled characteristic permits gain variation while supporting a broader range of signal and modulation applications.
Variable-mu high-frequency amplifier pentode. Manufacturer documentation identifies it for controlled-gain RF amplification, using the extended-cutoff characteristic characteristic of early automatic-volume-control receiver stages.
Remote-cutoff RF pentode using a 6.3 V, 0.3 A heater. Designed for variable-gain high-frequency amplification, it is suited to automatic-volume-control stages in radio receivers.
Variable-mu RF pentode published as type 39/44. Its extended-control characteristic supports automatic-volume-control RF amplification in receiving equipment, combining high-frequency gain with gradual cutoff under increasing grid bias.
Controlled-warm-up remote-cutoff RF/IF pentode equivalent to 6BA6. It combines variable-gain receiver amplification with heater characteristics designed for series-string equipment requiring coordinated warm-up behavior.
Variable-transconductance RF pentode for receiver and television amplifier service. Its gain-control characteristic supports regulated RF or IF amplification in circuits where signal level varies substantially.
Semi-remote-cutoff pentode designed for gain-controlled television video-IF amplifier stages. Its transfer characteristic permits effective AGC while maintaining the bandwidth required for television intermediate-frequency signals.
Semi-remote-cutoff pentode designed as an IF amplifier in color and black-and-white television receivers. Its controlled transconductance supports AGC operation in wideband television intermediate-frequency stages.
Semi-remote-cutoff pentode designed for AGC-controlled television IF amplifier stages. Its gradual cutoff characteristic provides useful gain regulation while handling wideband television intermediate-frequency signals.
Semi-remote-cutoff frame-grid pentode designed for television IF amplification around 40 MHz. Frame-grid construction provides high transconductance while the controlled cutoff characteristic supports automatic gain regulation.
Semiremote-cutoff pentode developed for gain-controlled television video-IF amplification, combining high transconductance with stable wideband AGC operation.
Directly heated remote-cutoff RF pentode using a 2.0 V, 60 mA filament. Designed for Class A radio-frequency amplification, its variable-mu characteristic permits controlled gain in battery-operated receiver stages.
Remote-cutoff RF pentode using a 1.2 V, 0.13 A filament. Designed for variable-gain radio-frequency amplification, its remote-cutoff characteristic makes it particularly suitable for controlled RF/IF stages in low-voltage equipment.
Battery variable-mu pentode designed for IF amplification and mixer service. Its controlled transconductance supports automatic-gain-control operation while the low-power filament construction suits portable receiver applications.
Directly heated remote-cutoff RF pentode designed for Class A high-frequency amplification. Its variable-mu characteristic permits controlled gain in battery-operated receiver stages while maintaining low filament power requirements.
Directly heated variable-mu RF pentode designed for battery operation. Its gain-control characteristic makes it suitable for RF amplifier stages in portable receivers where automatic or manual gain variation is required.
Directly heated Russian pentode designed for high- and intermediate-frequency amplification in automatic-gain-control circuits. Its intended AGC service identifies a variable-gain signal role consistent with remote-cutoff pentode operation.
Directly heated semi-remote-cutoff RF pentode using a 1.4 V, 50 mA filament. Manufacturer handbook data identify it for variable-gain high-frequency amplification in low-power receiving equipment.
Super-control RF amplifier pentode. Its manufacturer designation identifies an extended-control characteristic intended for variable-gain radio-frequency amplification, making automatic gain control a central part of its receiver application.
Remote-cutoff RF pentode designed for variable-gain battery receiver service. Its directly heated construction combines low filament demand with controlled transconductance for automatic-gain-control RF stages.
GT-envelope remote-cutoff RF pentode for variable-gain battery receiver service. It retains the controlled-transconductance RF amplifier function of the 1P5 family in a tubular glass envelope.
Ruggedized filament-type semi-remote-cutoff pentode for RF and IF amplification in portable military equipment. It combines variable-gain receiver operation with strengthened construction for demanding field service.
Seven-pin miniature remote-cutoff pentode designed for aircraft receivers powered from storage batteries. Its 26.5 V, 70 mA heater and high transconductance support variable-gain RF/IF amplification in airborne radio equipment.
Remote-cutoff pentode using a 26.5 V, 70 mA heater. Manufacturer handbook data provide representative operating characteristics for controlled-gain signal amplification, with the extended heater voltage suited to series or specialized supply arrangements.
Western Electric variable-mu suppressor-grid pentode for high-frequency or audio-frequency voltage amplification and modulation. Its controlled characteristic permits gain variation while supporting a broader range of signal and modulation applications.
Variable-mu high-frequency amplifier pentode. Manufacturer documentation identifies it for controlled-gain RF amplification, using the extended-cutoff characteristic characteristic of early automatic-volume-control receiver stages.
Remote-cutoff RF pentode using a 6.3 V, 0.3 A heater. Designed for variable-gain high-frequency amplification, it is suited to automatic-volume-control stages in radio receivers.
Variable-mu RF pentode published as type 39/44. Its extended-control characteristic supports automatic-volume-control RF amplification in receiving equipment, combining high-frequency gain with gradual cutoff under increasing grid bias.
Controlled-warm-up remote-cutoff RF/IF pentode equivalent to 6BA6. It combines variable-gain receiver amplification with heater characteristics designed for series-string equipment requiring coordinated warm-up behavior.
Variable-transconductance RF pentode for receiver and television amplifier service. Its gain-control characteristic supports regulated RF or IF amplification in circuits where signal level varies substantially.
Semi-remote-cutoff pentode designed for gain-controlled television video-IF amplifier stages. Its transfer characteristic permits effective AGC while maintaining the bandwidth required for television intermediate-frequency signals.
Semi-remote-cutoff pentode designed as an IF amplifier in color and black-and-white television receivers. Its controlled transconductance supports AGC operation in wideband television intermediate-frequency stages.
Semi-remote-cutoff pentode designed for AGC-controlled television IF amplifier stages. Its gradual cutoff characteristic provides useful gain regulation while handling wideband television intermediate-frequency signals.
Semi-remote-cutoff frame-grid pentode designed for television IF amplification around 40 MHz. Frame-grid construction provides high transconductance while the controlled cutoff characteristic supports automatic gain regulation.