Heater voltage
27 V
Heater current
300 mA
Heater current If 300 mA
300 a
Heater current If 300 mA
Heater voltage Vi 27V
27 a
Heater voltage Vi 27V
Anode to grid No. 1 Cagl 1.75 pF
1.75 A
Anode to grid No. 1 Cagl 1.75 pF
Anode voltage Va 50 7000 VvV
7000 A
Anode voltage Va 50 7000 VvV
Grid No. 2 voltage Vg2 200 200 V
2 v
Grid No. 2 voltage Vg2 200 200 V
Grid No.1 voltage Vg1 -10 -120 vV
1 v
Grid No.1 voltage Vg1 -10 -120 vV
Anode current Ia 420 0.05 mA
50 mA
Anode current Ia 420 0.05 mA
Grid No.2 current Igz 37 mA
37 mA
Grid No.2 current Igz 37 mA
provided the specified values of V, are increased by 10% of the anode supply volt
10 v
provided the specified values of V, are increased by 10% of the anode supply volt-
ply voltage values 10% below nominal
10 v
ply voltage values 10% below nominal.
Supply voltage Vp 190 230V
230 S
Supply voltage Vp 190 230V
Grid No.2 series resistor Rg2 2.2 2.2 k2
2 s
Grid No.2 series resistor Rg2 2.2 2.2 k2
Grid No. 1 voltage Vgl +1 +1 Vv
1 v
Grid No. 1 voltage Vgl +1 +1 Vv
At Zg)
220 A
At Zg) = 200 kQ (f = 50 Hz), V¢ = 220 VRMs and without wiring and socket capaci-
tances, the equivalent grid hum voltage is < 5 mV
5 a
tances, the equivalent grid hum voltage is < 5 mV.
Anode dissipation see page 4
4 A
Anode dissipation see page 4
2 dissipation see page 4 2)
2 s
2 dissipation see page 4 2)
1. To allow for tube spread, deterioration during life and a mains voltage 10 G be
1 a
1. To allow for tube spread, deterioration during life and a mains voltage 10 G be-
2. To prevent an excessive value of Wy during the heating-up period, the minimum
2 v
2. To prevent an excessive value of Wy during the heating-up period, the minimum