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Voltage - Pentode or Tetrode (under 100V) vacuum tubes

Voltage - Pentode or Tetrode (under 100V) records in Tube Tinker cover 162 tube designations, including 598 preserved original datasheets. Compare bases, sockets, heater requirements, construction, exact variations, and directional replacement options.

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Tube records
162
Original datasheets
598
Variation families
17
Tubes with alternatives
54

About Voltage - Pentode or Tetrode (under 100V) tubes

If the tube is either a tetrode or a pentode that did not fall into any of the Power tube categories, AND its max plate voltage is under 100 volts. Then apply this type.

Electrical range

Nominal heater voltage
0.625–26.5 V
Nominal heater current
0.008–1.1 A

Common voltage - pentode or tetrode (under 100v) characteristics

These are the most frequently recorded attributes among tubes in this category.

Bases

  • B7G6
  • SUBMINIATURE5
  • 1AD44
  • 7BK4
  • 7CH4
  • 1AJ52
  • 2E312
  • 2E412

Sockets

  • B7G43
  • B9A20
  • WIRE814
  • B8D7
  • IO6
  • B5D5
  • B8G5
  • SUBMINIATURE73

Constructions

  • Pentode81
  • Heptode24
  • Diode-Pentode22
  • Tetrode14
  • Diode-Diode-Tetrode7
  • Tetrode-Tetrode4
  • Diode-Diode-Pentode3
  • Pentode-Triode2

Voltage - Pentode or Tetrode (under 100V) tube list

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  • A241

    Tetrode

    Early directly heated Philips high-vacuum tetrode for battery receivers, designed for low-voltage detector and amplifier service with economical filament operation.

    Base
    Philips 4-pin
    Socket
    Not recorded
    Heater
    1.85 V
    Sections
    1
  • A341

    Tetrode

    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.

    Base
    A
    Socket
    Not recorded
    Heater
    3 V
    Sections
    1
  • A441

    Tetrode

    Directly heated double-grid tetrode for detection, RF and LF amplification, and output service at very low anode voltage, suited to economical battery receivers.

    Base
    A
    Socket
    Not recorded
    Heater
    3.7 V
    Sections
    1
  • CK502AX

    Pentode

    Directly heated Raytheon subminiature pentode for low-power amplifier service in portable and wearable equipment. Its tiny filament demand and compact construction target battery-operated personal electronics.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    Not recorded
    Heater
    1.25 V
    Sections
    1
  • CK510AX

    Tetrode-Tetrode

    Directly heated subminiature double space-charge tetrode designed for cascaded audio-frequency voltage-amplifier service.

    Base
    7D
    Socket
    Not recorded
    Heater
    0.625 V
    Sections
    2
  • CK512AX

    Pentode

    Extremely low-drain directly heated subminiature pentode for audio-frequency and direct-coupled amplification from very low battery supplies.

    Base
    5J
    Socket
    Not recorded
    Heater
    0.625 V
    Sections
    1
  • CK534AX

    Pentode

    Ultra-low-drain directly heated subminiature pentode for portable and wearable voltage amplification, using only a 0.625 V, 15 mA filament.

    Base
    5J
    Socket
    Not recorded
    Heater
    0.625 V
    Sections
    1
  • CK5678

    Pentode

    Pentode intended for voltage-amplifier or receiving service; available source does not clearly establish a narrower functional classification.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    Not recorded
    Heater
    1.25 V
    Sections
    1
  • CK5885

    Tetrode-Tetrode

    Directly heated subminiature twin tetrode designed for electrometer service, with extremely low nominal control-grid current for precision measurement.

    Base
    8CC
    Socket
    Not recorded
    Heater
    1.25 V
    Sections
    2
  • CK5886

    Pentode

    Subminiature directly heated electrometer pentode designed for measurement of extremely small currents, with exceptionally low control-grid current.

    Base
    5C
    Socket
    Not recorded
    Heater
    1.25 V
    Sections
    1
  • CK5889

    Pentode

    Subminiature directly heated electrometer pentode designed for measurement of extremely small currents, with exceptionally low control-grid current.

    Base
    4G
    Socket
    Not recorded
    Heater
    1.25 V
    Sections
    1
  • CK5910

    Pentode

    Directly heated subminiature pentode designed specifically for low-power radiosonde electronic service.

    Base
    8YA
    Socket
    Not recorded
    Heater
    1.4 V
    Sections
    1
  • CK5970

    Pentode-Pentode

    Subminiature directly heated twin pentode intended for RF amplifier service, combining two compact pentode systems for high-frequency equipment.

    Base
    8CD
    Socket
    Not recorded
    Heater
    1.25 V
    Sections
    2
  • CK5972

    Pentode

    Pentode designed for radio-frequency or wide-band amplifier service in receiving or electronic equipment.

    Base
    5A
    Socket
    Not recorded
    Heater
    1.25 V
    Sections
    1
  • CV782

    Heptode

    Low-consumption battery heptode for oscillator and frequency-converter service in portable superheterodyne receivers. Its economical directly heated filament minimizes battery drain while providing useful conversion performance.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    Not recorded
    Heater
    1.4 V
    Sections
    1
  • CV784

    Diode-Pentode

    Receiving diode-pentode intended for radio IF amplification, detection, and control functions, with the pentode providing gain and the diode furnishing signal rectification.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    Not recorded
    Heater
    1.4 V
    Sections
    2
  • CV785

    Pentode

    Service designation explicitly associated with the 1T4 variable-mu miniature battery RF pentode. It provides controlled RF/IF gain using a low-power directly heated filament suitable for portable equipment.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    Not recorded
    Heater
    1.4 V
    Sections
    1
  • DAF191

    Diode-Pentode

    Directly heated battery diode-pentode combining signal detection with low-frequency voltage amplification. Its 1.4 V, 50 mA filament suits portable receivers while the pentode provides useful gain following the detector stage.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    Not recorded
    Heater
    1.4 V
    Sections
    2
  • DAF70

    Diode-Pentode

    Subminiature directly heated diode-pentode for battery equipment, combining a detector diode with an audio-frequency pentode. Its exceptionally economical 1.25 V, 25 mA filament suits compact low-power portable electronics.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    WIRE8
    Heater
    1.25 V
    Sections
    2
  • DAF91

    Diode-Pentode

    Directly heated battery diode-pentode, equivalent to 1S5, combining signal detection with audio preamplification. Its low-consumption 1.4 V, 50 mA filament and high-resistance pentode suit portable radio receivers.

    Base
    B7G
    Socket
    B7G
    Heater
    1.4 V
    Sections
    2
  • DAF961

    Diode-Pentode

    Battery-operated diode-pentode combining a detector diode with a low-frequency amplifier pentode. Its 1.2 V, 60 mA directly heated filament and low operating currents suit economical portable receiver service.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    Not recorded
    Heater
    1.2 V
    Sections
    2
  • DF167

    Pentode

    Subminiature low-frequency pentode designed for hearing aids and other very-low-power battery-operated equipment.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    Not recorded
    Heater
    0.625 V
    Sections
    1
  • DF191

    Pentode

    Pentode designed for radio-frequency or wide-band amplifier service in receiving or electronic equipment.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    B7G
    Heater
    1.4 V
    Sections
    1
  • DF60

    Pentode

    Mullard subminiature sharp-cutoff RF pentode for battery-operated equipment, also usable as a frequency changer. Its compact directly heated construction supports both high-frequency amplification and conversion in portable receivers.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    WIRE8
    Heater
    1.25 V
    Sections
    1
  • DF61

    Pentode

    Subminiature battery RF pentode for amplification and frequency-changer service. Its 1.25 V, 25 mA filament and very high plate resistance provide useful signal gain and converter operation with exceptionally low filament consumption.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    WIRE8
    Heater
    1.25 V
    Sections
    1
  • DF62

    Pentode

    Mullard subminiature sharp-cutoff RF pentode for battery equipment and frequency-changer service. Manufacturer data document both RF amplification and conversion operation from low-voltage battery supplies.

    Base
    SUBMINIATURE
    Socket
    WIRE8
    Heater
    1.25 V
    Sections
    1
  • DF63

    Pentode

    Mullard subminiature variable-mu RF pentode for battery-operated equipment. It combines compact construction, low-power filament operation, and controlled gain for portable receiver RF stages.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    WIRE8
    Heater
    1.25 V
    Sections
    1
  • DF64

    Pentode

    Mullard subminiature AF voltage-amplifying pentode designed for hearing aids and extremely low-power battery operation. Its directly heated miniature construction minimizes heater demand for compact portable audio equipment.

    Base
    SUBMINIATURE
    Socket
    WIRE8
    Heater
    0.625 V
    Sections
    1
  • DF65

    Pentode

    Low-power directly heated subminiature AF pentode for hearing aids. Philips documentation places it in very-low-current battery audio service, closely related to the DF67 family and optimized for compact portable amplification.

    Base
    SUBMINIATURE
    Socket
    WIRE8
    Heater
    0.625 V
    Sections
    1
  • DF66

    Pentode

    Mullard subminiature AF voltage-amplifying pentode for hearing aids and low-current battery service. Its directly heated construction provides small-signal audio gain while keeping filament consumption suitable for miniature portable equipment.

    Base
    SUBMINIATURE
    Socket
    WIRE8
    Heater
    0.625 V
    Sections
    1
  • DF669

    Pentode

    Subminiature pentode designed for RF and IF amplifier service, described as similar to type 5678. Its compact construction suits high-frequency small-signal stages in miniature receiving equipment.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    WIRE8
    Heater
    1.25 V
    Sections
    1
  • DF67

    Pentode

    Subminiature low-frequency pentode for hearing aids and other very-low-power battery equipment. Its directly heated construction targets compact audio voltage amplification where minimal filament consumption is essential.

    Base
    SUBMINIATURE
    Socket
    WIRE8
    Heater
    0.625 V
    Sections
    1
  • DF70

    Pentode

    Directly heated Mullard subminiature AF voltage-amplifying pentode for hearing aids. Its 0.625 V, 25 mA filament is specifically suited to extremely low-power battery-operated audio equipment.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    WIRE8
    Heater
    0.625 V
    Sections
    1
  • DF703

    Pentode

    Telefunken directly heated subminiature electrometer pentode designed for circuits measuring extremely small grid currents. Its defining role is ultra-high-impedance instrumentation rather than conventional audio or RF amplification.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    WIRE8
    Heater
    1.25 V
    Sections
    1
  • DF73

    Pentode

    Subminiature variable-mu RF pentode designed for battery operation. Its compact directly heated construction and extended-control characteristic support automatic gain-regulated high-frequency amplification in portable equipment.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    WIRE8
    Heater
    1.25 V
    Sections
    1
  • DF91

    Pentode

    Equivalent designation printed with the 1T4 directly heated variable-mu RF/IF pentode. It provides controlled high-frequency gain while using a low-power filament suited to battery-operated receivers.

    Base
    B7G
    Socket
    B7G
    Heater
    1.4 V
    Sections
    1
  • DF961

    Pentode

    Battery pentode designed for high-frequency amplification. Its low-power construction supports RF signal stages in portable battery-operated equipment where heater consumption must be minimized.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    Not recorded
    Heater
    1.2 V
    Sections
    1
  • DK192

    Heptode

    Low-consumption battery heptode frequency converter for portable superheterodyne receivers, using a 1.4 V filament for economical oscillator-mixer operation.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    Not recorded
    Heater
    1.4 V
    Sections
    1
  • DK32

    Heptode

    Directly heated battery heptode designed as the oscillator-mixer frequency changer in portable superheterodyne receivers. Its low filament consumption and modest electrode currents reflect economical battery-powered radio service.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    IO
    Heater
    1.4 V
    Sections
    1
  • DK91

    Heptode

    Directly heated battery heptode for oscillator-mixer frequency conversion in portable superheterodyne receivers. Its 1.4 V, 50 mA filament provides useful receiver conversion performance with very low filament power consumption.

    Base
    B7G
    Socket
    B7G
    Heater
    1.4 V
    Sections
    1
  • DK96

    Heptode

    Very low-consumption battery heptode for oscillator-mixer frequency conversion in portable radios. Its 1.4 V, 25 mA filament is specifically suited to receivers where extending battery life is important.

    Base
    B7G
    Socket
    B7G
    Heater
    1.4 V
    Sections
    1
  • DK962

    Heptode

    Battery heptode frequency converter for portable radio receivers, combining oscillator and mixer action with a directly heated 1.2 V low-current filament.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    Not recorded
    Heater
    1.2 V
    Sections
    1
  • DL962

    Pentode

    RFT pentode documented with nominal values, operating characteristics, and maximum ratings. The available manufacturer material does not provide sufficiently explicit application wording to justify a narrower functional classification.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    WIRE8
    Heater
    1.2 V
    Sections
    1
  • E444

    Diode-Tetrode

    Early Philips binode combining diode detection with high-gain tetrode amplification for radio receiver signal processing, using a 4 V heater characteristic of prewar European equipment.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    B5
    Heater
    4 V
    Sections
    2
  • E6

    Tetrode-Tetrode

    Directly heated dual space-charge-grid electrometer tetrode designed for measuring extremely small currents and voltages, with exceptionally low grid reverse current.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    B9A
    Heater
    1.25 V
    Sections
    2
  • E7

    Pentode

    Subminiature wire-ended pentode designed specifically for electrometer applications. Its construction targets extremely sensitive, high-impedance measurement circuitry where very small currents must be amplified without excessive loading.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    Not recorded
    Heater
    1.25 V
    Sections
    1
  • E9

    Pentode

    Very-low-power directly heated electrometer pentode designed for linear or logarithmic preamplifier measurement circuits. Its defining function is amplification of extremely small measurement signals in high-impedance instrumentation.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    Not recorded
    Heater
    1.25 V
    Sections
    1
  • EAF42

    Diode-Pentode

    Diode variable-mu pentode for RF, IF, and audio-frequency amplification together with signal detection. The pentode provides controlled gain for AVC while the diode supplies the associated detector function.

    Base
    NOVAL
    Socket
    B9A
    Heater
    6.3 V
    Sections
    2