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Voltage - Tetrode vacuum tubes

Voltage - Tetrode records in Tube Tinker cover 122 tube designations, including 386 preserved original datasheets. Compare bases, sockets, heater requirements, construction, exact variations, and directional replacement options.

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Tube records
122
Original datasheets
386
Variation families
4
Tubes with alternatives
18

About Voltage - Tetrode tubes

If the tube is a single voltage or signal tetrode not falling into a power type, then assign this type.

Electrical range

Nominal heater voltage
0.9–37 V
Nominal heater current
0.009–3.8 A

Common voltage - tetrode characteristics

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

Bases

  • 7EW5
  • 5E4
  • 4K2
  • B9A2
  • 5C1
  • 5R1
  • 6A1
  • 7FQ1

Sockets

  • B516
  • B7G14
  • B411
  • B9A10
  • UX49
  • UX58
  • IO3
  • MEDIUM53

Constructions

  • Tetrode121
  • Pentode-Tetrode1

Voltage - Tetrode tube list

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  • MKT4

    Tetrode

    Output power tetrode designed for receiver audio stages, providing efficient Class-A or Class-AB power amplification from typical receiving-equipment supply voltages.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    Not recorded
    Heater
    4 V
    Sections
    1
  • MS4

    Tetrode

    General-purpose screen-grid tetrode with extremely low anode-grid capacitance for stable high-frequency amplification in receiving equipment.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    B5
    Heater
    4 V
    Sections
    1
  • MS4B

    Tetrode

    OSRAM receiving tetrode documented for amplification, detection, and related receiver service; available source labeling is internally inconsistent about electrode terminology.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    B5
    Heater
    4 V
    Sections
    1
  • MSGHA

    Tetrode

    Cossor screen-grid tetrode for receiving-equipment amplification, with manufacturer documentation covering construction, operating recommendations, and application data.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    B5
    Heater
    Not recorded
    Sections
    1
  • MSGLA

    Tetrode

    Cossor screen-grid tetrode for receiver amplification. Its screened electrode structure reduces feedback and improves high-frequency gain compared with contemporary triodes.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    B5
    Heater
    4 V
    Sections
    1
  • MVSG

    Tetrode

    Cossor screen-grid tetrode for receiver amplification. Available source material confirms screened-tetrode construction without establishing a narrower functional category.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    B5
    Heater
    Not recorded
    Sections
    1
  • PML2M

    Tetrode

    Directly heated RF tetrode for radio-frequency amplifier service. Its screen-grid construction improves gain and isolation in receiving circuits.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    B4
    Heater
    2 V
    Sections
    1
  • RENS1204

    Tetrode

    Screen-grid RF tube for tuned-anode RF amplification, detector, and IF service in radio receivers.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    Not recorded
    Heater
    4 V
    Sections
    1
  • RENS1818

    Tetrode

    Screen-grid RF tube for 180 mA series-heater receivers. Its construction provides high-frequency amplification in transformerless radio equipment.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    Not recorded
    Heater
    4 V
    Sections
    1
  • RENS1820

    Tetrode

    Screen-grid RF tube for 180 mA series-heater receivers, providing receiver high-frequency amplification in transformerless equipment.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    Not recorded
    Heater
    4 V
    Sections
    1
  • RES044

    Tetrode

    Directly heated battery screen-grid tetrode for high-frequency amplification. Its low filament current suits economical portable receiving equipment.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    Not recorded
    Heater
    4 V
    Sections
    1
  • RES094

    Tetrode

    Directly heated battery screen-grid tube for RF amplification, detector, and resistance-coupled AF service in portable receivers.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    Not recorded
    Heater
    4 V
    Sections
    1
  • RS1012L

    Tetrode

    Siemens directly heated transmitting tetrode. Available source material identifies the RS1012 family with professional RF-power service without supporting a more detailed description.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    Not recorded
    Heater
    Not recorded
    Sections
    1
  • RS1012V

    Tetrode

    Siemens directly heated transmitting tetrode. Available source material identifies the RS1012 family with professional RF-power service without supporting a more detailed description.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    Not recorded
    Heater
    Not recorded
    Sections
    1
  • S12

    Tetrode

    Miniature screen-grid amplifier valve for low-voltage deaf-aid and battery-amplifier service. Its low heater demand suits compact portable equipment.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    Not recorded
    Heater
    1.4 V
    Sections
    1
  • S21

    Tetrode

    Screen-grid radio-frequency amplifier for receiving equipment. Its screened structure reduces feedback and improves high-frequency gain.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    B4
    Heater
    2 V
    Sections
    1
  • S22

    Tetrode

    Screen-grid amplifier with high amplification and mutual conductance for receiver signal amplification. Its screened structure improves gain and stability.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    B4
    Heater
    2 V
    Sections
    1
  • S24

    Tetrode

    Two-volt screen-grid high-frequency amplifier for battery receivers, combining high mutual conductance with low grid-anode capacitance to provide substantial stage gain from economical filament power.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    B4
    Heater
    2 V
    Sections
    1
  • TH215

    Tetrode

    Thomson-CSF tetrode documented for specialized electronic service. Available source metadata does not support a narrower functional reassignment without speculation.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    Not recorded
    Heater
    Not recorded
    Sections
    1
  • VE418

    Tetrode

    Subminiature low-filament-power tetrode designed as an electrometer amplifier with extremely high input resistance for precision measurement of very small electrical currents.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    Not recorded
    Heater
    1.25 V
    Sections
    1
  • VMS4

    Tetrode

    Variable-mu screen-grid valve for high- or intermediate-frequency amplification, designed to reduce cross modulation and permit smooth receiver gain control through grid-bias variation.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    B5
    Heater
    4 V
    Sections
    1
  • VMS4B

    Tetrode

    High-conductance variable-mu screen-grid valve for RF and IF amplification, emphasizing linear gain control, low grid-anode capacitance, and reduced cross-modulation distortion.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    B5
    Heater
    4 V
    Sections
    1
  • VS24

    Tetrode

    Two-volt variable-mu screen-grid valve for RF or IF gain control in battery receivers, providing high maximum mutual conductance and low cross-modulation distortion.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    B4
    Heater
    2 V
    Sections
    1
  • VS24K

    Tetrode

    Compact version of the VS24 variable-mu screen-grid valve for battery receivers, retaining the same published electrical characteristics and gain-control behavior in smaller dimensions.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    Not recorded
    Heater
    2 V
    Sections
    1
  • ZP1065

    Tetrode

    Long-life reliable metal-ceramic pulsed RF power tetrode for L-band amplifier service, combining high gain with long pulse width for demanding high-frequency transmitter applications.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    Not recorded
    Heater
    6.3 V
    Sections
    1
  • ZP1070

    Tetrode

    Reliable forced-air-cooled RF power tetrode for amplifier and oscillator service to approximately 1.25 GHz or higher, supporting Class B linear and Class C operation.

    Base
    Not recorded
    Socket
    Not recorded
    Heater
    6.3 V
    Sections
    1