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ELECTRONIC TU16ES
SEMI-CONDUCTORS
COMPONENTS
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M~`.TERIALS
ELECTRONIC TUBE DIWISION

CONTENTS
'ail type numbers contained in this booklet are arranged in alphabetical-

numerical order both in the section ' `Receiving and Amplifying tubes"
~ ':din the table of contents. For types not belonging to this group reference
is made to the page where the data are given
Page
!7ata of electronic tubes 15
. ype number system 16
.symbols 23
.<eceiving and Amplifying tubes moreover table of contents 27
Preferred types 28
special A.F. and R.F. amplifying tubes 163
Repeater tubes 164
Reliable, ruggedized and Long life tubes 166
Hearing-aid tubes 167
U.H.F. tubes 171
"'~ Tubes for computers IJS
Cathode-ray tubes 177
"^ Preferred types 177
Instrument tubes 178
.~.. !Sl
Flying spot scanner
Radar tubes 181
Picture tubes 182
„Transmitting tubes 187
Preferred types 188
,^ Transmitting tubes 190
Rectifying tubes for transmitting purposes 198
,.Industrial tubes 203
Preferred types 203
Industrial rectifying tubes 204
Senditroa 204
~, Thyratrcns 210
~ I\Tote: The fact that u tube is Iisted in this booklet does

not imply that it can abvays be delivered at short
~ notice.
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Ignitions 213
Frequency changer resistance welding service 214`
X-Ray tubes 215
Diagnostic rayproof tubes 216 ~'`~'
Diagnostic Inserttubes 217
Oil-insulated shields 219 ~'
Inserttubes for therapy l20
Inserttubes for industrial purposes 220 ~'
Valves 221
R4iscellaneous 225 ~
Preferred types 226
Phototubes 228
Voltage reference tubes 230 ~,.
Voltage stabilizers 231
Surge arresters 234
Electrometer tubes 236
image converters 237
Thermocouples 238
Bimetal relay 238
Current regulators 239
Image iconoscope 241
Radiation counter tubes 242
Magnetrons 243
Klystrons 243
High-vacuum diode 243
TR and ATR switches 243
Ionization vacuum gage 244
Noise diodes 245
Decade counter tube 246
Trigger tubes 247 `,
Semi-conductors 249
Germanium diodes 250 `,
Transistors 252
Interchangeability list 255 L,
Replacement guide for obsolete types 275
Industrial Components and Materials 281 \..
Technical publications on electronic tubes 321
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LIST OF REPRESENTATIVES AND FIRMS WHO ACT AS
~ REPRESENTATIVES
/Not included a worldwide network of distributors
.►ADEN
A. Besse & Co. (Aden) Ltd.
,AFGHANISTAN
Kabul - S. Fatal & Co.
Kabul . O. H. Richter
ALGERIA
Algiers - S.A. Philips Nord AEricaine.
,~,AMERIC. SAMOA
Pogo Pago -Burns Philp (South Sea) Go. Ltd.
ANGOLA
/t~ Benguela - Lobito - Luanda - S.C. „Lusolanda" Lda.
- Nova Lisboa .Sorel Lda.
C ANTIGUA
St. John -Brown & Co. Ltd.
ARABIA
~► Mecca _ Abdulaziz Rediab & Abdullah Silsileh.
EI Khobar - Abdulrehman
_ Algoseibi &Sons
ARGENTINE
Buenos Aires -Philips Argentina S.A.
Buenos Airea - Febrica Argentina de Productoa
Electricos S.A. (FAPESA)
,ARUBA
Philips Antillana Co.
AUSTRALIA
/► Sydney -Philips Electrical Industries of Australia (Pty) Ltd,
AUSTRIA
~ Wien -Philips G.m.b.H.
AUSTRALIAN NEW GUINEA
Snmarei -Burns Philp (South Sea) Go. Ltd.
/~ Lne - Vv'au -Salamaue
Rabaul - Robert Gillespie Pty Ltd.
^ AZORES
Ponta Delgada -Joao Soerea )r.
BAHAMAS
~ Nassau -Taylor Industries Ltd.
BAHREIN
Ahmed Fakhroo Bros.
'"BARBADOS
Bridgetown -Manning & Co. Ltd.
,,BELGIAN CONGO
Leopoldvilie -Societe Con¢olaiae a Reaponsabilite Limitee.
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BELGIUM
Brussels -Philips S.A. Beige. ,,,
M.B.L.E Menulaeture Beige de Lampes et de Materiel Electro-
nique S.A.
BERMUDAS
Hamilton .The Bermuda Co. Ltd.
BOLIVIA `,
La Paz - W. Sneyders de Vogel Esq.
BONAIRE ~
Philips Antillana Co.
BRASIL
Rio de Janeiro - S.A. Philips do Brasil. v
Sao Paulo - "IBRAPE" Ind. Bras. de Prod. Electr&nicos y
Electricos S.A.
BRITISH GUYANA
Georgetown (Demerara) -Booker Stores Ltd.
BRIT.•HONDURAS
Belize -Guy N.F. Nord Ltd.
BURMA
Rangoon -Trading Co., late Hegt & Co. Ltd.
Rangoon -Rangoon Radio Service.
Rangoon -Central Burma Trading Co.
CAMEROON
Douala -Cie. Soudenaise.
CANADA
Leaside Toronto -Philips. Industries Ltd.
Rogers Majestic Electronics Ltd.
CANARY ISLANDS
Las Pelmaa -Philips 16Erica S.A.Es
CAPE VERDE ISL.
San Vicente de Cebo Verde - M. Ribeiro de Almeida Lda.
CENTRAL PAPUA ~-
Port Moresby -Robert Gillespie Pty Ltd.
CEYLON ~
Colombo -Maurice Roche Ltd.
Colombo -Robert Agency.
Colombo -The British Electric Co. Ltd. .r
Colombo -Welker Sons & Co. Ltd.
Colombo -Gilbert & Co.
CHILE
Santiago de Chile -Philips Chilena S.A.Es
see also Punts Arenas.
COLUMBIA \`"
Bogota -Philips Columbiana S.A.
COOK ISLANDS ..,
Rarotonga - A. B. Donald Ltd.
COSTA RICA
San Jose -Philips de Costa Rica Ltda. '~
CUBA
Habana - Giralt S.A.
Habana -Philipa Cubana S.A.
~CURAQAO
Willemstad -Philips Antillana Co.
CYPRUS
~ Nicoaie . D. Ouzounien M. Soultanian & Co.
DAHOMEY
,,~ Cotonou - C. B. 011ivant & Co.
DENMARK
Copenhagen .Philips S.A.
DOMINICA
Roseau - Agoub Dib.
^ DOMINICAN REP.
Ciudad Trujillo - R. Esteva & Cia: C. Por A.
ECUADOR
.~ Quito -Philips Ecuador C.A.
EGYPT
Cairo -Philipa Orient S.A.
'~ EIRE
Dublin -Philips Electrical (Ireland) Ltd.
^ GREAT BRITAIN
London -Philipa Electrical Ltd.
London . Mallard Ltd.
.~ ERITREA
Asmara -Philips Ethiopian Co.
ETHIOPIA
"~ Addis Ababa -Philips Ethiopian Co.
FALKLAND ISL.
~ Port Stanleq -Les Hardy.
FINLAND
Helsinki - Finska A. B. Philips.
.~ FIJI ISLANDS
'Suva .Fiji Trading Co.
FRANCE
Paris - S.A. Philips Eclairage et I adio.
Paris - La SocidtE La Radio Technique
FRENCH CONGO
Pointe Noire .Brazzaville - Soc. Comm. de Kouiiou Niari.
FRENCH GUYANA
/► Cayenne - St. Laurent du Baroni - F. Tenon &Cie.
FRENCH GUINEA
Conakry -Comp. du Niger Francais.
~ GABON
Libreville -Port Gentil .Comp. d'Exploitation Commerciale
Africaine.
^'GERMANY
Hamburg -Deutsche Philips G.m.b.H.
/A Hamburg - Elektro Spezial G.m.b.H.
Hamburg - G. H. F. Muller A.G.
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GIBRALTAR
Irish Town - Menahem Serruya (1953) Ltd.
GOLD COAST
Accra - West African Philips Ltd.
GREECE
Athens -Philips S.A. HellEnique.
GRENADA
St. George -The James Milne Co. Ltd.
GUADELOUPE
Point b Pitre -Soc. Comm. de Vente et d'Installetion
GUAM
Agana J.C. Little Company.
GUATEMALA
Guatemala City -Philips Guatemala S.A.
HAITI
Port au Prince - Cura~eo Trading Co. of Hetti S.A.
HONDURAS
Tegucigalpa H. Hesbun & Cia.
San Pedro Sule - ]acobo S. Canahuati.
HONGRONG
Philips Industries (Far East) Ltd.
Goddard & Co.. Ltd.
ICELAND
Reykjavik - Snorri P. B. Arnar -Reykjavik - Vidtaekjaverzlun
Rikisins. Radioatatamonopol.
INDIA
Calcutta -Philips Electrical Co. (India) Ltd.
VIETNAM
Saigon -Hanoi - Haipong -Soc. Indo-Chine Luminescence et
Radio
INDONESIA
Djakarta -Philips Febrieage- en Hendelamij. N.V.
IRAN
Teheran - S.A. Nour.
Teheran - Kelae Swede Co. Ltd.
Teheran -Radio Shahab.
IRAQ 1~
Bagdad - Besrah - Afrieen &Eastern (Neer Eaat) Ltd.
ITALY ~
Milan -Philips Radio S. p. A.
IVORY COAST
Grand Besam -Abidjan - Sascandra -Grand Lahou .Bobo- a.-
Dioulaaso -Cie. Fren~. de le C&te d'Ivoire.
IAPAN
Osaka -Matsushita Electric Industrial Co. Ltd. ~'
Tokyo -Matsushita Electric Trading Co. Ltd..
Kyoto -Matsushita Electronics Corporation. `,
:Cyato -Nippon Electronic Development Co. Ltd.
~~ ~.
KENYA
Mombasa -Nairobi - Twentsche Overseas Trading Co. Ltd
KUWAIT
/~ Yusuf A. Alghanim.
LIBANON
Beyrouth -Philips Liban Syria S.A.
'~' LIBERIA
Monrovia . Ooat Afrikaanse Compagnie.
.~, LIBYA
Benghazi -Radio House.
Benghazi - A.H. Bukhetua.
~` Tripoli - Figli Di B. Miscerghi.
LUXEMBOURG
Luxembourgh -Philips S.A. Beige.
'MADAGASCAR
Tananarive - Heiunge - Soc. Marseillaise du Madagascar.
.n, MALAYA
Singapore -Philips Electrical Co. (Malaya) Ltd..
Singapore - Ipoh -Penang .Kuala Lumpur -William Jacks &
'~" Co. (Malaya) Ltd.
MALTA
Valletta - C.A. Micellef & Co. Ltd.
'MARTINIQUE
Fort de France - F. Tenon &Cie.
w~, MAURITIUS
Port Louis .Adam & Co. Ltd.
MOROCCO
Cassablanca - SociEte Maroceine Philips.
MEXICO
~, Mexico City -Philips S.E.T.
MIQUELON
Leroux Deschamps.
~MONTSERRAT
Plymouth - W.L. Wall & Co.
MOZAMBIQUE
~ Loure..00 Marques _ Beira - Zuid Afr3kaaoseh Handelsh~is
NEPAL
^, Katmnndu -The Service Supply Stores.
NETHERLANDS
Eindhoven -Philips Nederland N.V.
ANEW CALEDONIA
Noumea - Etabliasements Ballande.
,* NEW HEBRIDES
Port Vila Burns Philp (South Sea) Ltd.
Port Vila - Etablissementa Ballande, Comptoir Fran~ais des
.~, Nouvelles Hebrides.
NEW ZEALAND
Wellington . PhilipsÈlectrical Industries of New Zealand Ltd.
^*NICARAGUA
Managua -Automotive and Industrial Ep. Co.
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NIGERIA
Lagos .Kano . West A{tican Philips Ltd.
NORWAY
Oslo -Norsk A.S. Philips.
NYASSALAND
Mandela -Blantyre -The African Lakes Corp. Ltd.
PANAMA
Panama City - Rodri¢uez Compenia Ltda.
PARAGUYA
Aaunci6n -Philips del Paraguay S.A.
PERU
Lime -Philipa Peruana S.A.
PHILIPPINES
Manila - T.J. Wolff & Co. [nc.
PAKISTAN
Karachi-Philipa Electrical Co. of Pakistan Ltd.
PORT. GUINEA
Biasao - Nouvelle Societe Commerciale Africaine.
PORTUGAL
Lisbon -Philipa Portuguese S.A.R.L.
PORTUG. INDIA
Coame Matiea Menezea
FORTUG. TIMOR
Dili - Soc. Agricolo Petrie 5 Trabalho Lda.
PORT. W. AFRICA
San ThomE - Auapicio Menezoa Ltd.
PUERTO RICO
Ponta - Sambolin ~ Figueroa.
PUNTA ARENAS
Arccheta Hnos. •
Codimege.
QATAR
Keaaim & Abdullah Darwiah ~ ~
REUNION
Saint Denis -Cie. Maraeillaise de Madagascar.
ST. KITTS v
Basseterre .Archibald Agencies.
ST. LUCIA
Castries -Clark & Co. Ltd.
ST. MAARTEN
Philipsburg - C. J. Williams.
ST. PIERRE
Leroux Deschamps.
ST, VINCENT
Kingston - W. J. Abbott.
EL SALVADOR
San Salvador -Philips Salvador S.A.
SENEGAL
Dakar - Kaolack Ziguinehor Foundiou¢ne . Nouvelle
Soe. Commerc. Africaine.
..SEYCHELLES
Mahe -Adam Mooaa & Co.
.► SIERA LEONE
Freetown -Freetown Cold Storage Co.
SPAIN
Madrid -Barcelona -Philipa Ibericn S.A.E.
SUDAN (Anglo Egyptian)
Khartoum - Gellatly Hankev & Co. Ltd.
~(Freneh)
Bameho -Comp. du Niger Fren~ais.
SWEDEN
Stockholm - Svenska A.B. Philipa
SWITZERLAND
~ Zurich -Philipa A.G.
SYRIA
Beyrouth -Philipa Liban Syria S.A.
SOMALILAND
Djibouti - A. Besse & Co. (Aden) Ltd.
Mogadiacio - A. Besse & Co. {Aden) Ltd
Berbera - A. Besse & Co. (Aden) Ltd.
SURINAME
~ Paramaribo - C. Karsten & Co. N.V.
TAHITI
Papeete -Soc. Franco Oeeanienne
"' TCHAD
Ft. Archamboult - Ft Lamy -Soc. Comm, du Kouilon Niari.
,~ TONGA ISLANDS
Nuku' Alofe -Burns Philp (South Sea) Co. Ltd.
Vavau - Ha'Apia Co.
.~.. TANGANYIKA
Dar-Es-Salaam - Songea -Tanga - Lindi - Mwanza - Moshi
- Twentsche Oversees Trading Co. Ltd.
~' TANGER
Cnea Roe.
,^ THAILAND
Bangkok - Pbilips Thailand Ltd.
Bangkok -The Bangkok Trading Co. Ltd.
Bangkok - Siew & Co. Ltd.
Bangkok -Thai Radio Ltd.
Bangkok - G. Simon Radio Co.
~ TOGO
Lomb -United Africa Co.
~+ TRANSIORDAN
Ammsn - Transjordan Engineering Co. Ltd.
TRINIDAD
Port of Spain - Investments & Ageaciea. Ltd
TRUCIAL OMAN
Dubsy . Bhatia Radio Electric Company
TUNISIA
Tunis - S.A. Philips Nord Afrieaina.
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TURKEY
:stenbul - TBrk Philips Ltd. Sirketi.
UBANGI SHAR[
Bangui -Comp. du Niger Fran~ais.
UGANDA
Kampala Twentache Overseas Trading Co. Ltd.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
New York -North American Philips Comp. Inc.
New York -Philips Export Corp.
New York - Amperex Electronic Cotp.
URUGUAY
Montevideo -Philips del Uruguay S.A.
UNION OF SOUTH AFRICA
Johannesburg -South African Philips (Pty) Ltd.
VENEZUELA
Caracas - C. A. Philips Venezolana.
WESTERN SAMOA
Apia -Burns Philp ($oath Sea) Co. Ltd.
YUGOSLAVIA
Beograd -Philips Technisch Bureau, den Haag
Zagreb .Philips Techniaeh Bureau, den Haag
ZANZIBAR
Twentscl.e Overans Trading Co. Ltd.
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DATA OF
ELECTRONIC TUBES
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TYPE NUMBER SYSTEM ~
Below the present type number system is given for ~

tubes having type numbers which provide informat- ~
ion concerning electrical data, principal uses, bases
etc. of the tube.
It is pointed out, however, that in a few instances ~
it has not been possible to adhere strictly to this
system. "'~
RECEIVING AND AMPLIFYING TUBES •..
The type number consists of a number of capital ~,.

letters followed by either one or two figures (e.g.
EF 6, UCH 81 ).
First letter: indicates the filament rating.
Second and subsequent letters: indicate the type
classification.
Figures: indicate a serial number.
The key to this system is given in the following
tables. r
First letter
A — 4 V
C — 200 mA
D — 1.4 V battery
E — 6.3 V
G — 5 V
K — 2 V battery
O — Semi-conductor ~
P — 300 m A
U — 100 m A
Z —Cold cathode `"
Second and subsequent letters

A — R.F. single diode ,.,
B — R.F. double diode
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C — Triode(exceptoutputandgasfilledtriodes)
D —Output triode
E — Tetrode (except output tetrodes)
F — Pentode (except output pentodes)
H — Hexode or heptode
K — Octode or heptode
L — Output tetrode or pentode
M —Tuning indicator
P -- Tube with secondary emission system
Q — Enneode
T —Miscellaneous
X —Full-wave gasfilled rectifying tube
Y —Half-wave high -vacuum rectifying tube
Z —Full-wave high -vacuum rectifying tube
Figures
Serial number
SPECIAL TUBES
(reliable, ruggedized, long life tubes, etc.)
The system is similar to that of receiving and
amplifying tubes, however, the figures are placed
between the letters (e.g. E80F, E90CC).
CATHODE-RAY TUBES
The type number consists of two capital letters
followed by two sets of figures (e.g. DG 13-2,
MW 31-16).
First letter: indicates the method of focusing and
deflection.
Second letter: indicates properties of the screen.
First group of figures: indicates dimensions of the
screen.
Second group of figures: indicates a serial num-
ber.
The key to this system is given in the following
tables.
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First letter •
D, —Electrostatic focusing and electrostatic de"
flection in two directions.
M —Electromagnetic focusing and electromag-
netic deflection.
Second letter f
B — Bluishfluorescence,short persistence (1%
of max. brightness after 0.01 sec). ..
F —Orange fluorescence,very long persistence
(0.1% of max. brightness after 75 sec).
G —Green fluorescence, medium persistence
(1% of max. brightness after 0.05 sec). "
N —Green fluorescence, long persistence
(0.1% of max. brightness after 6.4 sec). ~
P —Double layer screen, bluish fluorescence
of short persistence followed by greenish- ~
yellow fluorescence of very long persisten- ~
ce (0.1% of max. brightness after 80 sec).
R — Greenish-yellow fluorescence, long persis-
tente(0.1°~~ of max.brightness after 20 sec).
W —White fluorescence, medium persistence. ~
Direct-viewing tubes: colour temp.8000'K
Projection tubes :colourtemp.5500'K ~
First group of figures

For round tubes screen diameter in cm ~
For rectangular tubes: screen diagonal in cm ~
Second group in figures

Serial number
TRANSMITTING TUBES ~
The type number consists of two or three capital ~
letters followed by two sets of figures. For some
types a group of letters is added (e.g. TAL 12J10,
DCG 4/1000 G)..
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„First letter: indicates the tube classification.
second letter: indicates type of filament or ca-
thode.
~first group of figures: indicates operating voltage.
^ Second group of figures: indicates power.
Added letters: indicate the tube base.
T,~e key to this system is given in the following
t,.~les.
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First letter
—Rectifying tube (included grid-controlled
tubes)
^v1 —Triode (A.F. amplifying tube or modulator
P — Pentode
— Tetrode
T —Triode (R.F., A.F, or oscillator tube)
F~r tubes having dual systems two of the above
rt~ntioned letters are used (e.g. QQC 04,'15).
$pcond letter
(third letter for tubes having dual systems)
Â — Directly-heated tungsten filament
B — Directly-heated thoriated tungsten fila-
~ ment
C — Directly-heated oxide-coated filament
'~ — Indirectly-heated oxide-coated cathode
'i nird letter

'""(fourth letter for tubes having dual systems)
G — Mercury-vapour filling
'~L — Forced air cooling
W —Water cooling
'~`X —Xenon filling
When the type number does not contain a letter
i^Jicating the cooling the tube is radiation cooled.
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First group of figures
Rectifying tubes: Approx. D.C. output voltage ~
in kilovolts in a three-phase ~
half-wave rectifying circuit.
Transmitting tubes: Approx. max. anode voltage ~
in kilovolts.
Second group of figures ~

Rectifying tubes: Approx. D.C. output power in
watts or kilowatts per tube in a
three-phase half-wave recti- ~
fying circuit.
R.F. tubes: Approx. output power in watts ~
or kilowatts in class C tele-
graphy.
Modulators: Approx. anode dissipation in
watts or kilowatts. ~
Added letters
B —Cables
E —Medium 7p.-base
ED —Edison base
EG -- Goliath base
G —Medium 4p.-base
GB —Jumbo 4p.-base
N —Medium p.-base
P — P-base
PHOTOTUBES
The type number consists of two figures followed ~
by two letters (e.g. 90AV).
First figure indicates the tube base.
Second figure: indicates a serial number.
First letter : indicates the type of cathode.
Second letter: indicates the class of phototube.
The key for this system is given in the fallowing
tables.
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~ First figure
2 — Locta! 8p.-base
.+~
3 —Octal 8p.-base
5 —Special base
8 — Noval 9p.-base
9 — Miniature 7p.-base
,,, Second figure

_ Serial number
.. First letter
.~, A — Caesium-antimony cathode (blue sensitive)

C — Caesium-on-oxidized-silver cathode (red
sensitive)
.~ Second letter
,~ G — Gasfilled
V — High vacuum
VOLTAGE STABILIZERS
.~,
The type number eonsists of a number followed
.., by a capital letter, a figure and in some cases by
a second. capital letter (e.g. 85 A2, 150 C 1i<).
... Number: indicates burning voltage.
First letter: indicates the current range.
,w Figure: indicates a serial number.
Second letter: indicates the tube base.
.~ The key for this system is given in the following
tables.
Number
.,,
Average burning voltage in volts
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First letter
A —max. 10 mA
B —max. 22 mA
C —max. 40 mA
D —max. 100 mA
E —max. 200 mA
Figure
Serial number
second letter
E —Edison
K — octal Sp.-base V
P — P-base
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SYMBOLS
Electrodes
a Anode
ah Auxiliary anode
a; Q„ Ignition anode
d Anode of detection diode
D Deflection plate or rod
f Filament or resistance wire
f~ Filament tap or tap of resistance wire
g Grid
i.c. Internal connection (not to be connected externally)
~ Cathode
k(i} Input cathode lead of U.H.F. tube
k(o} Output cathode lead of U.H.F. tube
_7 Fluorescent screen
m External conducting coating
s Internal shield
S Switch
st Starter or trigger electrode of cold cathode tubes
Electrode systems
D Diode
H Hexode or Heptode
P Pentode
T Triode
Voltages
Vo Anode voltage
Burning voltage of voltage stabilizer
QVo Burning voltage variation of voltage stabilizer in
stabilizing range
Va~,n, A.C. anode voltage (r.m.s. value)
Vo8 Voltage between anode and grid
~'a;n~P Peak value of inverse anode voltage
VoF Peak value of anode voltage
Pare Arc voltage
Vb Supply voltage
Vbo Anode supply voltage
Yb8' Supply voltage of second grid
Ycontr Voltage range of current regulator
Vd Anode voltage of detection diode 2g
Vdinv Inverse anode voltage of detection diode
V dinvp Peak value of inverse anode voltage of detection. diode
V~~~ Filament voltage
Vg Grid voltage
Vg(erc) Grid voltage of conducting tube
Vginvp Peak value of inverse grid voltage
~V p Peak value of grid voltage
V; A.C. input voltage per tube
V;Qn Voltage necessary for Ereakdown to the concerning
electrode
Vinvp Peak value of inverse voltage
Vk Voltage between cathode and chassis
Vkl Voltage between cathode and filament
V,~p Peak value of voltage between cathode and filament
Vi Voltage of fluorescent screen
Vo A.C. output voltage: D.C. output voltage
Vass Oscillator voltage
V:t Starter voltage of a cold cathode tube
Vtr Secondary transformer voltage (without load)
Currents
I, Anode current
/a max Anode current at full drive
la,,,;,, Anode current without drive
/,p Peak value of anode current
Ib Supply current
/contr Current range of voltage stabilizer
Id Anode current of detection diode
Idp Peak value of anode current of detection diode
11 Filament current
/8 Grid current
Igmex Grid current at full drive
/groin Grid current without drive
Igp Peak value of grid current
Ik Cathode current
I) Current of fluorescent screen
to D.C. output current per tube
Irec Recommended current
Irea Stabilized current of current regulator
I:e Starter current
l,ttrensf Starter current required to initiate the main dascharge
/aurae Surge current
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Powers
W, Max. anode dissipation

~►. W;a Driving power
Wo Max. output power
Resistances
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RQ External anode resistor;
~ Matching resistance;
Total anode resistance of rectifying tube
'► Ra, Matching resistance of push-pull amplifier (anode to
anode)
.+. Rdamp;n¢ Damping resistance
Rey Equivalent noise resistance
,,~ Rg Resistance of thermo-element
Rf Resistance of filament
Rg External resistance between grid and cathode ,
R8 External resistance between grid and cathode of next
tube
~"'" R; Internal resistance
Rrd Internal resistance of detection diode
"`~ Rk Resistance between cathode and chassis
R~ External resistance between cathode and filament
Rt Total anode resistance of rectifying tube
R1 External resistance between -F I~6 and g2
,.~ R2 External resistance between g2 and chassis
f otenno-
Rt External resistance between -1- V6 and gz meter
Rs External resistance between gZ and k
~ Ra External resistance between k and chassis
Capacitances
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Ca Anode to all other elements except control grid
C~ Anode to grid, all other elements earthed
Cok Anode to cathode, all other elements earthed
,~ Cak Anode to cathode of detection diode, all other elements
earthed
~ CDD Deflection plate D to deflection plate D', all other
elements earthed
Cfilt Input capacitor of smoothing filter
C8 Crid to all other elements except anode
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Miscellaneous
dot Total distortion

freq. Frequency
g Voltage gain per stage
m Number of anodes of rectifying tube
N Sensitivity
S Mutual conductance
St Conversion conductance
Seff Effective slope of oscillator tube
So Mutual conductance of oscillator triode at Vs = 0 V and
Vo,~ = 0 V
lamb Ambient temperature
tH g Temperature of condensed mercury (at the cathode)
trec Recommended temperature
Tai Averaging time
Td;on Deionization time
Th Heating time of tube
T;on Ionization time
Tamp Pulse time
a Shadow angle on fluorescent screen
~) Efficiency
u Gain factor
Fca.,~ Gain factor of grid No. 2 with respect to grid No. 1
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~ TUBES
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PREFERRED
T pe of Diode Double Double Triple Double Double ,;
~uhe pentode diode diode diode diode Triode triode V
triode triode pentode
0.625 V
125 V `~
DAF 91 V
FILAMENT VOLTAGE OR CURRENT
1.4 V DAF 96
6
iV V
EC 55 ECC 81
EC 56 ECC 82
63 V EAA 91 EBC 8i EABC 80 EBF 80 EC 57 ECC 83
EC 80 ECC 84
EC 81 ECC 85
EC 92 ESOCC9
E90CC °)
18 V
100 mA UBC 81 UABC 80 UBF 80 UC 92 UCC 85

V
ECC 81
ECC 82
300 mA EAA 91 PABC 60 EBF 90 ECC 83
PCC 84
PCC 85
') For heannq aid °) Special Qua ity tutees ') For 90° deflection circuits only.
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Triode Triode Pentode Tunin, Hish-
pentode power var. mu sharp power Mixer indicator vacuum
pentode cut-off verifier
DF fi4')
- DL 64')
DF 91 - DL 94 DK 92 DM 70 DY 86
DF 9fi DL 95 DK 96
GZ 34
EL 34
EF 80 ~' 42
EF 86 ~ 81
EF 85 E80Fr) ~ 83 ECH 81 EM 80 EZ $~
ECF 80 ECL 80 EF 89 E83F') Fy 84
E180F') E90L')
ESiL~)
18042f) 18045')
UF' 89 OF 80 UL 84 UCH 8i UM 80 ~ 92
PL 36')
ECL SO PL 81 PY 81
PCF 30 FCL 82) EF 85 EF 80 PL 82 ECH 81 PY 82
PL 83
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Type and Filament Voltages Currents (mA) Characteristic Base connocdons
Application data Resistors data
~ 1 = A$ 2 With different base m~Q 1

Double d;ode ~j~bl
I O [7
l t
Double ?ode V1= 4V Vd in.0 = jd = 0.8 ~ 4

Dmecror !r = 0.65 A max. 420 V
max. krm ~ , 1 da ~/~~
}\
end A.C.C. ~
d/ V
f f
S = 2.0 mAJV V s
DbblCdoda W — 4V V° 250 V k ~4Ui ~
4 kR a
1/ = 0.65 A Vt = —7 V 1° = ~' ___ 127 da o va
rrva;l
ch.recrerinlc. dd 0 ,t ~
P
ABL 2 S = 9 mA/V I I ©g1 I ,

V° = 250 V 50 kf2 mkAaoQ po
Double a.°ae V/= 4V Ves = 250 V le = 36 R ~~ti
ouraur o<nmd` —6 V Itz 4 W, = 4.5 W da o v a
CL°m A final
!) = 2.4 A Vaz = el ..
~'
Rk = I50 4 9 W ~
oGGer W. = .4 ~ e
6
AC 2 S = 2.5 mA/V •k aV~9
V - 4V V° = 250 V 6 R k~ e s
vo ea /!~ — 0.65 A Vt = —5.5 V l° =
= 30 o va 1
l ! l ~ ~ ~ ~
,~ • i • • • ,► ~ • ~ ~mA~
7
AD 1
VI= 4V Ve = 250 V /L = 670 12 f
o~~o~< rr:oa< 11 = 0.95 A V, _ —4i V /, = 60 R. = 2.3 kf2 oa
Cleu A Wo = 4.2 W a
W, = I S W a
9 P
AF 2
V„ _
4.25 S = 2.5 mA1V
Variable m V~= 4V Z00 V /„ _
Deeloa< u
If = LI A V,z = 100 V
I.8 R; = 1.4 M 9/
R.F. or I.F. V„ _ —2 V !12 =
Cal < 6 mpF
empGfier
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Application data Resistors Currents (mA) data $ase connections
AF 3 Va = 250 V
vx.ia6(e m•, V!= 4V Vsx = 100 V /e = 8 S = 1.8 mA/V
a.e`."e~d%F. !/ = 0.65 A Vst = —3 V Isrs = 2.6 R; = 1.23Mll
0V CasrsG mpF 7
emaGficr Vs3 = k04 ~~9f g`/
9J~ va •~
V, = 250 V 0 D ~~ •
~ ~ V/ = 4 V Vs: = 100 V !o = 3 S = Z.1 mA/V gg j J
R.F. aenmdo 1! _ 0.65 A Vars = —2 V Isrs = LI N. = 2 Mil
3 mpF
R.F. 0V Caat<
.msf„r Vss = P
Va = 250 V
Vsa = 80 V
~ V/= 4 V Vars = 80 V /o = 1.7 Sc = 0.55 mA/V k O~f ~~
f ~g+ 7 6
d !/ = 0.65 A Vs3 = —12 V I (srs+ia) = 2.6 R, = 2 MS1 m / ~~
Mixer 5
Vat = —2 V gJ o v a
Vosc = 9 Veff 4 D
'~ a
9~ 9a
P
f •
ry
AK 1 = AK 2 wi h different base o o o©Q4
Octode 995 0 g 6' rl~ c)
o oa
~~ ~ (s ~
/' / Rf l
( l ~ ( l ~ l ~ l ~ ~ F ~ ~~ ~
~ ~r r~- rrr~ - r --r k,06
V, = 250 V la = 1.6
AK 2 70 V
oeroae Vj= 4V VsY+ss= —I.5 V 1s2+ss = 3.8 Se = 0.6 mA/V 9?
Vsa = MSt
er Quaner // = 0.65 A VgY = 90 V
IgY = 2.0 R; = 1.6 91 93A5
changer Rg, = SOIcS~ /gi = 0.19 B
S = 2.8 mA/V f —1,03

AL 1 Va = 250 V = 43 kS2
Ouevar vemode Vj= 4V ViY = 250 V Ia = 3.6 R; 7 k~
. A final /~ = 1.1 A Vg, _ —15 V 18a = 8.8 Ra =
W, = 3.1 W
Cs moldier Rk = 350 ~ Wa = 9W 0' g2
P
S = 2.6 mA/V
AL 2 Va = 250 V = 60 kS2
36 R; =
503..0D..~9f
V/ = 4 V Vs2 = 250 V /a = 7 kS2
Omvm veomda
Clue A final //= lA Vs, _ —25 V 182 = 5 Rn
Wa = 3,8 W
amvlifier Rp = 625 n Wa = 9W ya
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1 7
AL 4 V, = 250 V V ky3 `
= 50 kit oapo
Omput monied. Vj= 4V V,P = 250 V 1° — 36 R
~ = 7 kf2 o ve ~1 , `
cr.~~ta'd If = 1.75A !as = 4 W. = 4.5 W 0 0
Rpl
F == 015 51 W. = 9W 9 ~~
9 P
k
AL 6 =_4668`
Onront wneod.
e
AhI 1 y,= 4V Vs=Vr= 250 V ! =0.095/0.021 a 74"i0° ~oppo ~
l T°°;.a 1! = 0.3 A R. = 2 MS2 !r = 0.13/0.14 o v .y ~~5
~" `/~
9° '' i
P
AX P =4652
i r
0
:~
Cfee= max. 64µF
AX 50 Rr = min.200 n
Gulilled V!= 4V Vn = 2X500 V Cfilt= max. 32µF e
full-weve !! = 3.75 A Vorc =max. 15 V o = max. 275 Rr =min. 150 S2
renifyi.a mbe
Rectifier Cfilt= max. 16µF
Rr =min. 100lZ A
AZ 1 V!— 4V = 2X500 V !o = max. 60 Rr min. 100 f2 r t

= 2X400 V = max. 75 min. 80 n
FulLweve !~ _ 1.1 A = 2x300 V min. 60 f2
redifriuy tube = max. 100
Rectifier Cslt= max. 60µF
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Application data Refistors Currettta (ne.4) Base connections
data
AZ 4 Ve, = 2X500 V /. = max. 120 • Re =min. 1004 ~ ~ ~ s

F„u_w..< 'J~= 4V = 2x400 V = max. I50 =min. 8052 pO Do a i~ s
.«dlyl., a°6< // = 23A = 2X300 V = max. 200 =min. bOS2 °~ ve•
Rea11("` CGIt= max. 60µF ~ D i a
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AZ 11 Vt, = 2X500 V /< = max. 60 Re = min. IOOf2
F°n-w.y< V~= 4V = 2X400 V = max. 75 =min. 8052
r«dfrinx wbe 1~ = LI A = '1X300 V = enax. 100 =min. 6052 (;~
Fteaifier C6k= max. 60µF rI~U
/off o f. ~
t 4 tl
Ae'. 12 Ve, = 2X 560 V /< = max. 120 Re =min. 100 S2 ~,
Full.w.y< Vj= 4V = 2X400 V = eeu:. I50 =min. 8052 r
,<cef(yl°e rul.< If = 23 A = 2X 300 V = max. 200 =min. 60 S2
li<c86.r Cfih= max. 60µF
AZ 31 Ve, = 2X500 V ! e = max. 60 Re =min. 10052 r ~

F.n_w.y< Vf= 4V = 2X400 V = max. 75 =min. 8052 °
r<aK(yine cab< 1/ = LI A = 2X300 V = max. 100 =min, b0 i2 ~ °~~ ~ ~~~ 6
R«dfi<r Cfilo= max. 60µF ° 1 p
Ornl
AZ 41 Ve. = 2X500 V /. = max. 60 Re =min. 200 S2 ` '° '°
F.II-w<.< V/= 4V = 2X400 V = max. 60 =min. 15052 ,e~ e
c °° °° a' '©~ ~
r«dfylne e°be 1/ =0.72A = 2X360 V = max. 70 =min. l00f2 ~~
R«ifG°f Crh= max. 50µF ° ~ ~J i~0
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Cfilt= max. 64µF
AZ 50 R: = min.200 S2
F n-wp.a V~— 4V Vt, = 2X500 V = max. 250 Cfiit= max. 32µF
re,~~f.;ne wba /~ = 3A = 2X400 V = max. 275
Recuf[er = 2x300 V = max. 300 Re = min.I50S2
Cfilt= max. 16µF t
Rt = min. l00SZ A
CB
C 10 Curren, regulators, see p. ?39
C 12
rJe = 200 V S = 8 mA/V

v8, = zoo v Ip = R; = 40 kQ
45 Rp kS2
V„ _ —8.5 V 1„ = 6 W, = 4.54 W
CBL 1 Rp = 170 S2
Double diode 'V1= 44 V Wa = 9W f ~ ~gf
outputDentoda 11 = 0.2 A m,kA~/Dp
pO
u A [inel
Chmpl;f:er Vp = 100 V S = 6.5 mA/V d2ò va
V.z = 100 V la = 21 2 = 48 kS2 \d 0
Vp, _ --4 V IQ = 3 Re = 4.5 kS2 m as
Rk = 170 ~ {~ = 0.85 W P
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Tgpe and Filament Voltages Currents (mA) Characteristic

Application data Resistors data Base connections
Va = 250 V !a = L5 S = 3.3 mA/V

V8z = 100 V I,z = 0.3 k = 2.5 MS2
V81 = —2 V µY283 = 45
CF SO Vb = 250 V
Ra = 0.3 Mt2 !a = 0.7 g = 315
A.F. ,~moae 0.9 MSt ! 8z = 0.18 f f oy~ ~ ,
Rsz =
rrofcal Rk — 2 kSZ k9J ~ 1 I =
choreclrri,dc~ yJ
A.F. emPliser V — 30 V
! 1i =— 0.2 A m~ a
~~'
Vb -= 450 V ~ ya f'~" 4
Ra = 0.3 MSZ
Raz = I MS2
VY3 _ —2 V !, = 1.3 g = 395
_ —10 V = 0.22 = 90 p
_- —12 V = 0.04 = 7
CY 2 Crfl = 32/16 µF
Double Vn = 250 V !o = max. 120 R3 =min. ~ 7
6nlf-wave 125/75 S2 k0 4 DD Y
s ~~
r«eifrine lubc ar
Reuifier Vi= 30 V a
0 09 1~~ ,4
'nd nn~ai~d>
Ver = 127 V !o = max. 60 Cfift =max. 32 flF
DA 90
Si°alo diode see 1 A 3
D.mcror
I''o = 120 V S = 0.4 mA/V

' Vr = 0V /° = 0.75 R = 0.1 MSl
µ = 40
V° = 40 V S = 0.3 mA/V
DAC 21 Vr = 0 V /° = 0.45 R; 0.13 NISI
♦R _
— QO m s ~9 ~ ~ 4J
D!odc V(= 1.4V _(s ° 000 ~ ~
enodc
/J -< 2$ mA
ch.r,~°.r,!„~, V6 = 120 V .r ° ~ ° ~ vI
A.F .mv!:ccr Vr = 0 V /° = 0.12 g = 2$ d - ~v+
R° = 0.5 MSl
o~r•f
Va = 90 V
Vr = 0V /, = 0.08 g = 23
R° = 0.5 MS2
V° = 120 V /° -= 0.8$ S = 0.7 mA/V ,c ,? rc

R„ = 0.27 MR /„ = 0.20 R; = 2.6 MR ° ~
DAF 40 d o° 3
Vri = 0 V Cot; < 7 mpF °o v~
Diode venrode V(- 1.4 V - o o
R.F. o. f.F. /J =~ 25 mA o o '0 E ~* J
•m°!~!~°. Vo 67.5 V /° _= 0.85 S = 0.7 mA/V •f9zs"- ,•s +' —O—
Vrx = 67.5 V /rx = 0.20 Rr = 1.6 MS2
Vr, = 0V Rimmck
Tyyppe and F'elamen4 VolYagea Currents (mA) CLaracteristic
~~
Application data Reaiatofs Base connections
Vs = I50 V
Ra = 0.47 Mfg I n = 0.24 112
Rpz = 2.2 Mfg 1pz = 0.05 p =
Vp, = 0V
DAF 41 Va = 90 V /r ,p "4 ci
Diode peneode V/= 1.4 V Ra = 0.47 Mfg /p = 0.13 ~ _, 83 d o0 00 C O
n.r. emv~~8er b = 25 mA Rpz = 2.2 MSl /pz = 0.03 i
a o0 o i.c. p
Vn = OV +,~ _.c.
'IAA+ - ;p .
Vn = 67.SV Rimlock
Re = 0.22 MS2 /e = 0.17
60
Rpz = 0.82 Mfg Ipz = 0.04 8 =
Vpl = 0V
Vp = 67.5 V 1, = 1.6 S = 0.62 mA/V

Vpz = 67.5 V Ipz = 0.4 R = 0.6 Mfg
DAF 91 Vp, = 0V
V/ = I.4 V d o'?
Diode aeneode // _ $~ mA 0o a (~
Typical I/o = 9[1 V 0 o ql r
ch.r.ciea.ric' Rn = I Mfg 0 0 ~~~
17
7
A.F. ~mvlilier Rpz 3.9 Mfg /8 0.09 g = 60 -~~ +r -O`~y~
=
Vpl = 0 V
Rp, = 10 Mfg Min6wre
-~ -~ 1 .-~ --~ -~.-~~ -~ -~.~_--~ —~ ~ - 1 -~.---~~--~ -
~ ~ ) ~ ~ ~~ ~~~ `~ ~ ~ 1 "1 ) ) ~ ) ) ) ) >
V, = 67.5 V
R, = I Mfg
R8z = 3.9 Mfl ly 0.06 s = 55
V8, = 0 V
DAF 91 R„ = 10 MS2
cro~~i~.,a~ Vi = 1.4 V
A.F..mviiiier II = 50 mA
V6 =' 45 V
Ra 1 Mfg
R~, = 3.9 fd4 /6 = 0.04 g = -I'
Vsi = 0V
R8, = 10 MSi
V6 = 64 V !8 = 0.031 n = 63
R, = I MS2
R8z = 2.7 MS2 /8r = O.Gl3
R8, = 10 MS2
DAF 96 R8,' = 2,2 MS2
Diod, V~= 1.4V e 0 00 a ~i ~
v,moa, / 25 mA i.a g r U
A.F. •mvGfia I Vy = $5 V I8 = 0.06-! g = 70 c a
R, = 1 Mfg -rya t ~ iii
R8= = 2.7 Mil !89 = 0.011
R8, = 10 MS2
R8,' = 2.2 MS2 mti.i,,.r,
DB -. Cathode-ray tubes, see p. 178

Type and Filament Voltages Currents (mA) C6arecteristic
DC 70 U.H.F. tube, see p. I71
DCC 90
Deuble cried. see 3 A 5
DCG Rectifying tubes for transmitting purposes, see p. 198

DCX
V. = IZO V
Rzz = I20 kS2 /, 1.2 S = 0.7 mA/V
Mfg
Vz, = 0V /z: -= 0.25 R; = 2.5
6 mpF
Vea = 0V C.n <
DF 21 V, = 90 V
Penaode Vj= 1.4V Vzz = 90 V /. = 1.2 S 0.7 mA/V _f o o ©9r % ~~
'R.F. lJ = 25 mA Vrr = 0V /zz = 0.25 IL = 2 Mfg 0 ~ 0 9a ~~li
p6AerF •f o0 00
A.R•mclifier Vfs = 0V ~~
ya _~ ~+
V6 = 120 V
R, = 0.5 Mfg /, = 0.15
Rzz = 2 Mft l 8Y _ 0.03 s = 85
V„ _ —0.5 V orr.t
( ,t < < ( ~ Vz~ ~ 0 < < ( ~ C ( ( ( ( t ~ t t
+~
Vy = 90 V
MS2
DF 21 Vf = 1.4 V R• = 0.5 !a 0.10
n~iOe:mNi ~r ~t = 25 mA VPt __ —OS V ~ ~„ 0.02 g = 69
V„ = 0V
Ve = 120 V
Rat = 0.1 MS2 /, _ 1.4 S
~
= 1.1 mA/V
= 2.5 M~ a ~9!
Vat = —L5 V ~Px =
DF 22 vPa = 0V 9a
V•ria61e
pentode
Vj= 1.4V i
R.F. or I.F. /) = 50 mA
•mvlHfer V• = 90 V 9?
Vas = 90 V /, _ 1.4 S = 1.1 mA/V
V„ _ —1.5 V ~PS '- 0.3 Rj = 1.5 M~
Vas = 0V Ocal
DF 64
DF 65
DF 66 Hearing-aid tubes, see p. 1G7
DF 67
DF 70
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data IZESistOPB
CU[Yents (IDA) date
Base corrections
Application
.v~~~
V = 90 V • ~° = I $ S = 0.65 mA/V
VPe = 45 V 0.65 R• = 0.8 MSt
0V hex =
Vn = Caf, < 0.01 pF
DF 91 ya a
—tg3 f ~ cj
wa.6i. Vf= 1.4 V V° 67.5 V /, = 1.75 S = 0.72 mA/V a o 0 9/ F r»
71 =50mA Vp, = 40 V Utz = 0.68 R,, = 0.6 MSZ of ~
_o~~-~i+
A.F.Pur IF. t~s
empli(ier
V° = 45 V ~° = l,y S = 0.7 mA/V

Vgz = 45 V ~as = 0.7 R = 0.35 Mfg
'' V„ = 0V Mi°f.~ur.
_.. ---1
~ ~ ~ ~ _ Z
') ) ) ) ) ) 1 ) ) ~) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) )
DF 92 see I L 4
Penmd~
Va = 6~ V Ia L65 S = 0.85 mA/V

Vag = b4 V /az = 0.55 R; = 0.7 MS2 ~.r.
Vat = 0V Casa G 10 mpF 9?0 0 0~9d o fy
DF 96 Vf= 1.4V
R.F. Pentode f
ao 09~ ~~~~~
R.aFT or LF. ! = 25 mA
Plilier V„ = 85 V /a = L65
Vax z G4 V I az = 0.55 S -= 0.75 mA/V -}~ or - F~+
Va, = 0V R.; = I.0 MS2
Minfamm
DG Cathode-ray tubes, sce p. 178
m a© 9q (4'F)
.rgB o0 0o ys
DK 21
Oclode
Va=Vo= 120 V
V)= I.4 V v84 _ 0•10 S2
V
la
/as
—
-=
1.5
0.25
Cc _- 0.5 mA/V -t o~ ° 9x,93
~j/r
~j(
1~iI
If = 50 mA -- I.5 MS2
2.4 R'
Frayaency p_
~haaaer Rae 25 kS2 1a"„ — 9 +V
Rat+aa = 35 kS2 /a,+as = 0.2 attar
.p
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Application data Reuetore Cttrrerste (mA) data $ass connections
V,=Va= 90 V /, = I.5 I
Vra = 90 V /~ = 0.25
I3R 21 Vre = 0V S° = 0.5 mA/V
Res = 12.5 kf2 /rs = 2.4 R; = 1.2 Mfl
Rn+n= 35 kf2 /ri+rs = 0.2
V,=V6= I35 V /, = L0
Rr. = 270 R /rs = 0.25
Vr~ = 0V S = 0.42 mA/V
Rra = 26 kf1 /rr = 2.6 Rt = I.0 Mf2
Ra+n = 35 kf1
Vo.. = 8V
V,=Vy= 90 V /. = I.0
UB 4©') Rn = 90 k1l lea = 0.25 9497 0 o DS ~~
V7= 1.4 V Vrs = 0V ~i.~ S< = 0.42 mA/V o~ o o W RJ' p
o«°de
r,ea„<~~y // =50mA Rrs = 8.5 kf2 /~ = 2.6 R; = L0 Mfg ' °o o° ~, ~
~:~~,°s« Rtt+rs= 35 kf2 .cgs --t + a0—
VoK = 8V
Ri mlock
V,=VS= 67.5 V /, = I.0
Vrb = 67.5 V /rb 0.25
Vr~ = 0 V S< = 0.42 mA/V
Vrr = 67.5 V !rz = 2.6 R; = 0.9 Mfg
R i+rs = 35 kfl
'~ Rs,tx. <° ~C~<d + f. 8
~ ! ~ [~'~ ~ ~ ~ ( i ~. L l I ( I ~
~
Vaz+ag =- 67.5 /az+ag = 3.2 S< - 0.3 mA~
Vps -- 0 V R; = 0.6 Mfg
Rai = 0.1 MS2 /pt = ~ 0.25
DK 91 V = 1.4 V V, = 67.5 V 1.4
HcPtode In =
Freauencv I// = 50 mA Vpz+aa = 67.5 V Ipz+rg = 3.2 Sn = 0.28 mA/V 92sg 90 -%9s _ - lF~
<Lunecr Vsa ~- 0 V R; = 0.5 Mfg o 0
Rp, = 0.1 Mfg = 0.25 a o o gs ~~t J ay
lat 0 0
Vn = 45 V In = 0.7 _,,y .r o r,+
V8>+8g = 45 V Ip,}ag = 1.9 S~ = 0.23 mA/V Miniature
Vps = 0 V R; = 0.6 Mfg
Rat = 0.1 MS2 18, = 0.15
Vn=Vc= 85 V /n = 0.65
Vea 0V S~ = 0.32 mA/V
Vn.~ = 4 V Sett = 0.4 mAJV
Rp, = 0.18 MfZ laa = 0.14 R; = I Mfg
DK 92 Raz = 33 kf2 !pz = 1.65 R~q = 100 kf2 9~ ~
VI = 1.4 V Rn = 27 kf2 Iat _= 0.13 920 0 •> F~ c
Hearode 0
Freynencv I) = 50 mA Vn=V6= 63.5 V la = 0.70 a o o •7 ~~ ~ty
°F'"Qe' Vag = 63.5 V /pg = 0.15 S~ = 0.3 mA/V _t o o fi
Vas = 0 V Setf = 0.36 mA/V f9s F/ vi+
V">< = 4V R; = 0.9 Mfg
Raz = 22 kf2 Ipz = I.55 Rea = 120 kf2
R8t - 27 kf2 Ipt = 0.13 Miniature
Vn=Va= 41 V /n = -0.25
Vpg = 41 V /pg = 0.09 Se = 0.18 mA/V
Seti = 0.7 mA/V
Vo,e = 25 V R; = 0.75 Mfg
Raz = 6.8 kf2 4Q = 1.75 Rea = IIS kf2
.P Rat = 27 kf2 Ipg 0.08
' 7ype and Filament Vdtages
Application data Resistors Carrmts (mA) fir°° ~~ a
data Base connec.ians gI
Vra = 0V Ss = 0.3 mA/V

Vo,< = 4 V R = 0.8 MS2
Rr° = 0.12 Ms2 laa = 0.14 R°a = 100 kS2
DK 96 R~ = 33 kS2 /ra I.5 g7 gt .s
HePtode V4 = L4 V Rs, = 27 kS2 I s, = 0.085 000 ~ 6
ao o •~ i~~ ~ 4y
Pr°°°.°.r II =25 mA V°=V6= 64 V ~l° = 0.55
c6.°asr Vs. = G4 V If4 = 0.12 Ss =0.275 mA/V -t o ofg5 —Ui'YI+
Vsx = 0V R, = 0.75 MS2
Vos = 4 V R°° = 110 kS2 4Nin6,oro
Rsx = 18 kSl !ra = 1.6
Rs, = 27 kf2 /s, = 0.085
V° = 120 V /° = 5 = 0.35 MS/V
DL 21 Vrz = 120 V !rr = 0.9 R.
R° = 24 kf2 s ~
o°w°~ Vs, _ —4.8 V
VJ= L4 V W° = 0.27 W -fg3 0 0 .z ©r~ <i
Gus°A final ~! _ ~ mA 4 S = 1.3 mAJV ~~ o O o gt ~~t~ `~
V° = 90 V ~° =
°,o4fi°` 2 = 0.3 MS2 _ ~; +
Vra = 90 V lra = 0.7 R°
=22.5 kiZ
Vr. _ —3 V W, = 0.16 W o.,°t
S = 1.35 mA/V
V° = 120 V 2 = 0.16 MS2
5 R
= 120 V ~° = 24 kf2
DL 41
Vsx
Vs, _ —5.8 V 4a = 0.82 W = = 0.3 W ~
W° = 1.2 W ..c o0 00 g2 ~ `Fu
~~iod~ Vt= 14V
r,[,,,, n r°d ~J =50mA V° = 90 V /. = 4 S = 1.25 mA/V ' °o o° f ~ ~ ~~ wi
. ama[ [ Vra = 90 V ! - 0.65 R; _= 2221~~7,,~ r~ _ _~ ~'o
~ ~ r ~ ~ ~
Vt 3.6,5
f ~ t ° ~ O.l>~W ~ ~t[o.tE: ~ ~ fi
1 ') ) ) '~ ) ) ~~ Z ~ 10 ~ 2.a~n~Ai }
Va = 120 v 18z = R
L65 Re
vr~ = 12o v = 12 kS2
V8, _ —5.7 V Wo = 0.6 W
Wo = 1.2 l~J
DL 41
Oo,cm Vo = 90 V $ S = 2 45 mA/V
pensode /a = 90 'kS2
(< R ;.,yea) VJ= 1.4V V~ = 90 V `82 R;
1.3 Ra
aa,.~n c~ai = 11 kS2
moia;e~ W, = 0.36 W
c~eo, a s~ni
am D~~f~et
Va 150 V /„ m;a 2X I.5
Vgz = 150 V la mo. 2x 11.5 Raa = I5 k,42
V8, =—i3.2 V /~,m;,, 2x0.25 W, = 2.1 W
V; = 10.6 V /szma. 2x 4
DL 64
DL 66
DL 66
Hearing-aid tubes, see p. 169
DL 67
DL 71
D; 72
Type and Filament Voltages Charatteriatic
Application data Resistors Currents (mA) data Base corrections
S = I.55 mA~V
Vn=Vs= 84 V R = 0.1 Mfg
Rrz = 10 ks~ /tz = 1'7 W, = 190 mW
W, = 0.7 W
V~ = 14 V
!/ = 0.1 A S = 1.5 mA~V
V,=V6= 61 V = 6.6 2 = 0.1 Mil
DL 92 = 61 V /,
Vrz lax = 1.4
Vri = —b V
O niude
CI„c A lin.l
W, = 125 mW 9~0 o c zn9~
r ~r~
.mpGfcr V,=Vy= ~ V S = L5 mA/V r o o
= 0.1 MS2 ~ .~ "b~s~f+
Vn = ~ V 1, 7b R;
— 1.6 R, — 7 kit
Rrz = 10 kit Irt W,
V1= 2.8V = 180 mW Minf.wr,
I) = 50 mA S = 1.45 mA~V
V,=Vs= 61 V /, = 6.5 R, = 0.1 Mil
Vrz = 61 V Ir, = 1.4 R, = 7 kit
Vr, _ —5 5 V W, = 120 mW
r
~ ) l 1 ) ) ~~ '~ i '~ ) ) ! ) ) ~~ ~ ~ ) ~
DL 93
Omani aee 3A 4
p,neod<
_ S = 2.0 mA/V
!, 0.11 Mfg
!! f = 01 A Va = 86 V =
= 8 R
Ra =
= 8 kf2
DL 94 aai = —4.5 V /~ I '8 W, = 0.29 W y 1 '~'
W= 1.2 W 9 0 0 oc.W 7
omn.e o ~1 (~
,rontode a o
C6.< A I~n<I o 0
m,re<` 1.9 mA/V J r +
= ~ _= 0 M.<i.enr<
~J ~ 50 mA V _
— 86 V I, 7.0 Ra
1~ 10 kf2
ms —4.3 V = I 'S W, = 0.27 W
DL 95
owo~c aee 3 Q 4
.<,eode
V 85 V 1, = S S = 1.4 mA/V
V,a = 85 V /A = 0.9 R< = I50 kf2
Vj 1.4 V Va, _ —5.2 V R, = 13 kf2
!J = 50 mA Wn = 0.2 W
DG 96 W, = 0.6 W
Octave
cl,,, A Vj = 1.4 V V 85 V /, = 2.5 R, = IS kf2 vy o J,y~ a _-_ s
c1.., A IJ = 25 mA ~a _ 0.45 W, = 0.1 W a o o sr
!~ — W
hd( Glam<et u — —S.Z V o
CI,.. A f Cf +
,r
V/ = 2.8 V {; 90 V /, = 3.7 Rn = 20 kf2
J, = 25 mV V = 90 V la, = 0.7 W, = 0.15 W
Cn Vn = —6.3 V hu~~.t~,<
F+
W Type and FiLmant Voltasea Chuact°tutu
N AppGutioa data Reeistora Current (mA) Base eomectioaa
data
V, = 120 V /, m;, _= 2 x L0
V„ -= 120 V 1, m„ = 2 x 4.1 R„ = 30 kf1
Vei = --8.7 V /nm;n = 2x0.16 W, = 0.6 W
/nm..=2x1.1
Vj = 1.4 V
11 = 0.1 A
V, = 90 V 1, m;. = 2 x I.0
V„ = 90 V /, m,: = 2 x 3.0 R„ = 30 kII
V„ _ -5.7 V /rem;n = 2x0.16 W, = 0.3 W
/g
ym., = 2x 0.7
DLL 21 0~ D
l^ ou.ou~ V, = 135 V 1, m;. = 2x 2.0 1 o o~ y~yy ~/ ~~~
Do.w ~,d.
ci.,. as
Vr, _= 135 V /, ,,.,, = 2X 8.8 R„ = IS kfl •' " o ~ o
,~.n.,,.0 Vre = -9.4 V leemi, = 2x0.35 W, = L5 W o o° • ' ~~ 6
l e, R.. = 2X 2.3
Ot~O
/1 = 0.2 A o<~.1
V, = 120 V /, m;, = 2X 2.0
V,e = 120 V !, m.. = 2x 7.5 R.. = IS kfl
Vn = -8.2 V In,,;, = 2x0.35 W. = 1.2 W
Inm,. = 2X 2.0
Vj = 2.8 V V, = LS V 1, ,,;. = 2x 1.5

11 = 0.1 A V - 135 V /, m,: = 2X 8.2 R„ = IS kf2
~ _ .9.5 V /r9ro;,, = 2X0.25 W, = L5 W
Ire,,,, = 2x 2.4
~. C ~. t( C€ C~~ C C E t ( G C ~. [ r
r
1 1
vP = lzo v1, m;n = zx Ls
DLL 2fl v8z -' 120 V l e m.. = 2X 7.1 Re, = 15 kS2
—8.1 V /axm~n == 2x0.25 Wp = Ll W
Double tput Vri __ /82ma: 2x I.9
pentode
(ceniieued) Vj= 2.8 V
Clua AB II = 0.1 mA
Puf h-pplt V, = 90 V In min =
_
2X L0
emDLl~ef
vat = 90 v l e m.x =
2X
2X
4.4 Re, =
0.2 WP =
20 kS2
0.5 W
Vri = —5.9 V I82miR
Ia2mex = 2X 1.3
VJ = 1.4 V ''✓r =—IOV

v(Pin 5 I, = 0.17 for
complete
positi85)V (Va == 0 V) extinction
DM ao Vj= 1.4V
Tunica 11 =25mA
;naiee~Pr VI = 1.4 V l e = Va = —7 V
(Pin 4 positive) 0.105 for
complete
V, = 60 V (Vr =0V)
extinction
Sebmmm.ur<
DM 71 = DM 70 with short leads
DN
DP Cathode-ray tutees,see p. 178
DR
Type and Filament Voltages Characteristic Base comeMions
Application data Resistors Currents (atA) data
DY 86 pJ _. 1.4V
H.T. r°afs.r // _= 0.55 A see EY 85 except for heater rating
torT.v.re«~~~rs
E1C _4671 U.H.F.
tube sec p. 171
E1F °= 4672
EIT Decade counter tube, see p. 246
E80CC
E80F Reliable, rugged~zed and long life tubes, see p. 166
E80L
E81L Repeater tubes, see p. 165
E83F
E90CC Tube for computers, See p. 175
E92CC
EISOF Reliable, ruggedized, see p. 166 y
EA 50 V Vd =max. 200 V
6.3 V Vk~=
singe d~od~
p r troy /1f = 0.15 A
max. IOOV le = max. 5 Cdk = 2.1 pF ~(
Rk/ = max. 20 kf2 fkr
k y
a o ~
o o
EA 78 Vf= 6.3 V ✓Vd;~.v x. 9 ,
( o;~' ( /f ~ ^.15 ~ ~ _ ~•~. o o~ ( t
42t V ( ~ ~ ~ ( ~
sub mrmarure
EAA 91 f k?
Doublo afoae Vj = 6.3 V ,p !d =max. 9
De~edor // = 0.3 A = max. 420 V !do =max. 54
•nd A.C.C. 1
M;nl.rore
Va, invP Idi =max. 1 R•di = 5 kit

= max. 350 V Idio max. 6 (Vdi = 10 V)
EABC 80 Vaa inYP /dz max. 10 Rtdz = 200 S2
= max. 350 V /dzP max. 75 (Vdz = 5 V)
Tripme diode
high u triode Vda invp !da =max. 10 R;da = 200 i?
'= max. 350 V IdaP = max. 75 (Vda = 5 V1 p~ o ~ o s,
~r.l Vj= 6.3V nn,~
h a~pee~iati<+
(aioae •raoemd !/ = 0.45 A
V, = 250 V S 1.2 mA/V tl. _O OV 9T~VJ
d?
sepieal la I.0 R; = 58 kit •t
char zerisaies Vt = —3.V
Qdode •y.remJ µ = 70 Nox•1
Va = 100 V S = 1.3 mA/V

Vi = —1 V !o = 0.8 R; = 54 kiZ
µ = 70
EAC 91 U.H.F. tube, see p. 172

V, = 250 V S = L8 mA/V
EAF 41 Rsz = 95 kit Rr = 1.2 Mil
Diode variable VI = 6.3 V Vpi = —2 V Coat G 2 mpF
u Penrode /f = 0.2 A
R.F. or I.F. V6 = 250 V
mPlifie Ro = 0.22 Mid
A.F. amplifier Rsz = 0.82 Mil
n Rk = 1.6 kit Rf mloek
a
Type and Filament Voltages Currents (mA! Clzaracterietic
~~
Application data Resistors Base connections
1/, = 250 V S = 2.0 mA/V ~~

iRi = —2 V laz = 1.5 9a
EAF 42 0V Csi< 1 2 mpF ~'
y o 0 00 ~ ~~
Uiode .~.ri 6te V/=- 6.3 V Vas =
o o i ~ i7/rI
R.F. or LF. V6 = Z50 V " f
.mPcuer R. = 0.22 MS2 f ©'n
n_F• .maia:<. R~ = 0.82 MS2 1, = 0.80
0.26 s = 120
Rp = 1.5 kf2 Isz =
Vaz = 0V R:m+o<rr
F.B 4 r f 7 s
Doable diode 1/! _ 6.3V Vd:nvp=
=max. 0.8 k+O~~D a'
S
/! — Id
Deg«mr 01 A =max. 420 V d+ ~ p a2
and A.G.C.
1 G
ac d2
P
EB 41 da : ~ Ei
Doable diode V!-- 6.3V ~'d in ra= Id == max. 9 k2 o° ° o df ~
Da.<~c, I! = 0.3 A =max. 420 V !dc =max. 54 kl
end A.G.C. o0 o ~l~vrb
f' f fl — U
R:mlock
ES 91 f o k~ u~o
Doable diode VJ= 6.3V Vd :n.p= /d =max. 9 0 0
Dem<cor /! = 0.3 A =max. 420 V /dn =max. 54 d o os V
end A.G.C. _ o od+
~~`j~F1
') ) f ) 7 ) ~ ~ ') ) ~~ ) A/l ) ) ) )
V< = 275 V /° 2
= 5 R; = 15 kS2
Vp —x,.25 V
u = 30
~ t
k p4 D s ~ ,
V° — 200 V S = 2.0 m:~/V
= 4 R; I S kit ez10 oa e'
VP = —4.3 V l°
µ = 30 `0 0 ~~~i7~
m
Vo _ S 1.6 mA/V P
EBC 3 — 100 V -
Vr — —2.1 V /° 2 R; 19 kS2 EBC 3
EBC 33 u 30
Doubl<
a~oars VI = 6.3 V â
/1 == 0.2 A Vb -- 250 V
Troicel ~, o o ~di Rl / ~
ch°r.°~<d.~ic, R< _= 0.2 MS2 /° _= 0.75 g =- 26 o •o
A.F. amplifier Rp = 4 kS? ,, o~ o dz s~~~
t ~ O
Vb = 200 V o<:<i
R< = 0.2 MS2 /< _- 0.3i q == 22 EBC 33
Rk -= 12.5 k12
Vb = 100 V
R< = 0.2 MS2 /< -= 0.2 g 14
R4 = 12.5 kS2
r
J
>o
Application data Resistors Currents (mA) gale corrections
data
V, = 250 V kf2/V
EBC 41 /, = I R. = 158 s da ~ ti~
Dovbl. diod. V, _ —3 V = o0 0o GI kl~ S9
µ 70 D
hieh m. erfoa. VJ= 63V
/J = 0.23 A V6. = 250 V a ° o o° a ~~ ~ ~i
rrni<.~
<b.r.«<ri,d<,
R. = 0.22 Mfg 1. = 0.7 g = 51 ~ - i u-~
A.F. .molili<r Rk = 1.8 kS2 ecmi.<t
V. = 250 V S = 1.2 mA/V

EBC 81 /. = 1 R,. = 58 kf2 ~ ;.~,
Va —3 V _ ~ '~ el tU
Do.bl. diode µ 70 o °o
hi¢h mu eriod< VJ= 63V k o ° rU~yb
rroi<d /! = 0.23 A s °o o d~ n -,y ti
<6.r.<ee.ud<, Vn 250 V
A.F. .mali(Irr R. _- 22 kf2 /. = 0.7 q = 51 a ~F~ ~.,;v
Rk = L8 kS2 Nov.l
I ( ~ ( ~ ~ 1 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~ —1 i1 ~1 _~
va == va = 25o v S = 1.8 mA/V
R~ = 95 ks2 /, 5 R, = 1.3 MS2
~, __ —2 V lrz 1.6 C,,, < 2 mpF
EBF 2
Doable diode
.. risbl<
Vf == 6.3 V
D mu
eerod // = 0.2 A
LF. amplifier
Va=Va= 100 V
Vfz = 100 V /, 5 S = 1.8 mA/V
V„ =-2V /rx 1.6 R = 0.4 Mn
V,=Va— 250 V S = 1.8 mA/V

V/ = 6.3 V R,~ _= 85 kS2 /, 5 R; = 2.0 MS2
EBF 11 /~ = 0.2 A Vj, __ —2 V /r- I.8 Cal i < 2 mpF
Dou61e diode
ieble
VeD•erode
I.F. amplifier
A.F. amplifier
Va -• 250 V
R, 0.2 MSS l a 0.8
Rrz 0.8 MS] ltx 0.25 r 98
R,p - 2 kf2
T
Type and Filament Voltages Currents EmA) Characteriatic Bays connectioaa
Applicaticn data Resistors data
V°=Vy= 250 V = 5 S = 1.8 mP.IV
EBF 32 Rsz = 95 kSl 1° R; = 1.3 N;s~ t a pyr ~A° Fa
m °°~°° dr ~..~==L~LA~~~(»
D°obl° d;oae Vi 63V Vet = —2 V I `» = 1'6 Cost G 2 mpF
,,.De~~oamo kFd f ° °° da ~i~~''`~a~q
1! _= 0.2 A V°= V6= 100 V
LF. °m,lcser '✓42 = 100 V.. I° = 5 S = 1.8 mA V ya e r_)
/., = 1.6 Ri = 0.4 MSS
Vst = -2 V •- o~.d
V°— V6= 250 V 2.2 mA/V
V8, _ 0V 1° — 5.0 S =
EBF 80 R8z -- 95 1:!1 I~ ~ 1.77 R; <;— L4 MC1
Do°bi° d;°d° Rq = 24~ S2 C°at 2.5 mpF t t ar ~►
~.r;°61° m° V7= 6.3V kr a ° ° o dr l.~r`~ r
aor°a° IJ — 0.3 A Va = 250 V o
RBF. or I.F. ►r o o° da ~►~ 1../ :r
mPli(ier Ro = 0.22 MSl Io = 0.75 D 9a r»
A.F. amnGl;cr Raz = 0.82 MS! 0.30 8 = 110
Rp = I.8 kid /az =
V8, = 0V Nov°I
= 250 V S = 8 mA/V
V° 50 kS2
EBL 1 Vsz = 250 V !, = 36 R;
R = 7 kiZ
D°o61e a;°a~ V,t = —6 V I tz = 4 4.9 W ~qr
Rk = I50 S?
w° - rn.►aaoa ~ e~~~\\
°cla, t nrR°i t Vi= 6.3 V
!/ =LISA da o a a
°roa¢t~=`
ci°,. AR = 2X 24 Q p ~,
/^ "';°
r,o~h-p°ll Vo _ 250 V
= to ma = 2x28.5 R°e = 10 kS2 d ya r
omPrs;°. 2X 2.8 W, = 8.2 W
Rkz = 140 S2 l ez""^ =
V° = 250 V /° 36 R; = 50 kS2
V,~ = 250 V = 4.5 R = 7 kSl
Vs, = V Irz W° = 45 W
EBL 21 Rk = 150 S2 W, = II W
Do"hlf diode 9d dd
°"~n"~ v~"~°d< V° = 250 V S = 9.5 mA/V qt o o m
cl.„ p i;".I V~ = 6.3 V V~~ = 275 V !, = 44 R; _= 50 kS~ -_,
amusfi<r // = 0.8 A V8z = ~i.2 V Ipi = 5.8 R° = 5.7 kS2 a °Q ° qqs .~
a.~+ pn Rp = 125 S2 6{; = 5.5 W i r
n"~h-n"II
•moGfi<. /° m;" =
V° = 300 V 2X30
/° m. = 2X3G R°" = 9 kS2
Vpz = 300 V /~""" = 2x3.8 W° — 13.2 W
Rk = 130 S2 2X6.5
Ip: m.: = L°<z.l 6n.
EC 50 Thyratron, see p. 210
EC 55
EC 56 U.h{.F. tubes, see p. 172
EC 57
n
EC 70 S == 5.5 mA/V t o° oo ~
p.r. „„a< Vf= 6.3 V V. = 100 V /° = kS~ , o
13 ~
R; = 3.6 o
erp~<.I // = 0.15 A Vp = —2 V __ 20 0 0 k (
C~'i
EC 80
EC 81 U.H.F. tubes, see p. 173'
EC 91
T
J
Type end FJament ~ Voltage Currents (mA) Charaderutic
Application data Resistors data Bate Connections
S = 5 mA/V
V. _= 250 V 10 R = ~
µ 12 Idl
y _ —2V 1. =
EC 92 freq.=max.300Me/s t o 0
R.F. Triode Vf= 6.3V sO o i.r/~♦
Ir =O.ISA a o oa
.h:~°~i.a" 170 V
V S = 5.5 mA/V .'`~~
V. = —I !. 8.5 R; = 12 kfi
Vt =
~ — ~ Mini.wr.
~ S = 2.9 mA/V
V, = 250 V R = I I kf2
Rb = 920 f2 !, — 6
- Vs —5.6 V W = 0.28 W
W. L5 W
ECC 40 Vb — ~~ V
Dod6k viod. a = 24.5
' a... A r..i R = O.I Mfg !. = 2.2
.m,~ai. Rt = 2.2 4A
Rn" V, —max. 76 V
(o.r .m) V/= 6.3 V = 0.33 MI2 c~ c~
e
A.F. •molili,~ !J U.6A q e ~ f1~ rJ
lar .r .m) ~ 11~
A.F. .m~,cr,,, Vs = 250 V —_ 24 k' ~ci ~ti
Ri
Rn" = 2.2 kf1 V, =max. 44 V
= 0.33 MSZ g~mi.rt
Vb = 250 V
R = 0.22 MLl
R' = 0.22 /b = 2.0 a = 780
r,MS~l,
I
V, _ -I V /, _- 3.0 R; == 16.5 kid
VJ= 6.3V µ = 62
ECC 81 // - 0.3 A
Doable vl°de Ve = 170 V S = 5.9 mA/V
~ - -I V /, = 8.5 R; = 11.2 kfl
~°" •r"""~ IJ = 0.15 A S =. 5.5 mA/V
V. = 250 V /, = 10 R; = II kfl
ECC 82 VJ= 6.3V V, = 250 V l< = 10.5 R;= 7.1 kS2ry

uo~bi< ~.~°ae b = 0.3A V. _ -8.5 V
µ = I7 ~ 7
o
Tvv~<•I k
~h•^~'•^^;`• V = 12.6 V V. = 100 v S 2.2 mA/V °~~,~~„
'r V, = /^ = I L8 2 = 6.25 kfl ., w n
~°" """~ /! = 0.15 A 0V µ = 19.5 ~
ECC 83 V1= 6.3V Ve = 250 V _ S = 1.6 mA/V
/. -- 1.2 R = 62.5 kfl
Double ~h /J = 0.3 A V,~ _ -2 V = 100
.:~°~~:ca<. VJ= 12.6V V, = 100 V S 1.25 mAIV
iw..,..emt = 0.5 R - 80 kn
// = 0.15 A V, _ -I V /• µ = 100 Ner•1
ECC 84 ~ ~ ° ,-;♦~~„
Do°ble .a°ae S = 6 mA/V r o°Oo° NA
rr°i=.i /V - 6.3 V Ve = 90 V
/° - 12 k~ k[3
7- 0.33A . _ -1.5 V _ 24 V.• °o o° `kl „/:(~~'..
NevJ
~ f p
ECC 85°~ °a ~~~
S = 5.9 mA/V •' e °
r,.;<.i /V/-- 6.3 V Ve = Z50 V
/a - 10 R e~i~r7e,
0.435A : _~ -2.3 V = 57 ~ ~
iw:`:".~mi J .,
N°vJ
Resistors Currents (mA) data
Base connections
Application data
ECC 91 sce6J6
Douhle triodr
Va=V6= 250 V 5 S = 2.0 mA/V

ECF 1 la
R„ = 75 kid In MR
2 R; = 1.64 mpF
Triode veri ble
Pr~,oa~ vas = —2 V Can <
V/ = G.3 V
LF. emolifier /~ = 0.2 A
tvemoa~ ,y„<m)
Tyoi<al = 150 V S = 2.2 mA/V
Va ~a 8 R; = 9 kf2
chauc,eriaie. Vp _ —3 V
(ir~ode ~y.,rml I1 = 20
A~i ~ I
~'2-Y
p~{ ~~Ci if
~ ~~ ~s
~►
r
~— ►— r— r— r r r r / r r r~ r cra --r r—rr r
~• 170 V 2.8 ~f2
ECF 80 /az = Ra - L5 f
Triod ar — f ap c7 U
y2 ° ~ ~° k.➢s ' Uj(t~_~('~
Tvogel Vo = 100 V $ = 5 mA/V
<hxr.<eedse<s V1= h•3 V V —2 V ~ = I4 R; —~ 4 kf2 91 °a o° . ki vr~ ti
(Pe~raaexv.:em) /J =0.d3A i = ~ = 20 ar .r ~.y 4w
n e~°e~s(ri« V, = 170 V 1, = 6.5 Se = 2.2 mA~V Need.
(viede grxr<m) V_ — I70 V
Fr
Rs = 0.1 MS2 ~x — R; = 800 k12
henger y 0.025
` Rk = 330 S2
V,=Vb= 250 V /. — 3
Rl = 24 k(2 /s.+sa = 3 S< = 0.65 mA~V
R3 = 33 kit R; = 13 MSS
R +sr= 50 kC2 ls3+ar = 0.2
k 4 D. 7n '~
ECH 3
V,= Vb= 200 V /. = 3 ar p a aN
hexede V — 6.3V R, = 19 k4 /fl+aa = 3
S< = 0:65 mA/V 0 D '.;~ 2
Fr R3 = 54 kS2 R; = 0.9 MSS 9~A3 4~9~ 3
hanaer Y /JJ= 0.2 A R~3+8r= 50 V /83i er= 0.2
(hexoae at P
xysrem)
Ve=Vb= 100 V /. _= 1.0

Rl = 19 kS2 /~+sa = 1.4
S< = 0.45 mA/V
R3 = 54 kS2 R,. = 13 Ms2
R 3+sr= 50 kS2 /s,+ a r = 0.2
~~ =-1.25V
rn
o\
a,
Type and Filament Voltages Currenu (mA) Characteristic
Ve == 250 V
R, = 45 kil la = 3.3 So = 2.8 mA/V
ECH 3 V/ = 6.3 V flya+eT= 50 kfl f%+sT = 0.2 µ = 24
Triode hepode If = 0.2 A
(cominued) V,=Vs= 100 V Sa = 2.8 mA/V
oaeal.rpr R;,+sr= 50 kfl fni sT = µ = 24
(rriode s nem)
Va = 250 V f, = 3.0
flax+aa = 24 kn f +,. = 6.2 = 0.75 mA~V
ft a+yr= 50 kS2 f; +,r = 0.19 _= 1.4 MS2
V8, _ —2 V
ECH 4
V6 = 250 V fa = a.5
Ra = 20 kt2 frs+t r. = 0.19 S~(f = 0.55 mA/V
Triode heprode
2r,+sT= 50 kS2
r pueocy
chmaer
(luprode ararem) V, = 250 V
O dl'aror Vf= 6.3V fyz+Ba
(viode yrmm) !f = 0.35 A V~+ra = 40 V
LF. mplifier Vi _ —2 V
(heprode eysoem)
A.F. ampl~ffer
(mode ar+rem) Va = 250 V
Typical Re = 0.2 h1R
charaaerirticr
(triode ayarem) Vs = —2 V
V, = 100 V 12 S = 3.2 mA/V
IJ—(J—! —!
1 .)
V, = 250 V /n = 2.3
RpE+„= 50 kf~ Ipz+pa 3.0 Sc = 0.65 mA/V
Rp,+pr= 30 kfl /p,+, r = 0.33 R = 1.2 M~
ECH 11 V! , _ _ —2 V Vo.c = 8.5 V
rrinae hennae Vf= 6.3V
Fr B.ency /~ 0.2 A Vs = 250 V 1, = 3.4 So — 2.8 mAJV
h miler Ra = 30 kfl 1ps+lT = 0.33 µ = 17
(trio
de .r:rem)
R„+,r= 30 kfi
o.eiu.rer
(triode er•rem)
V=V6= 250 V
Rfl+p, = 24 k12 la = 3.0 So = 0.75 mA/V
+pr 5~ Ipx+p, _ 6.2 Ri - 1.4 MS2
V = 0.19
a1 Ipa+pT
ECH 21 V6 = zso v /„
Triode h<prode R. = 20 kS2 4.5
Fr auency
ch..ler
R„+pr= 50 k12 Ip,+sT 0.19
(heprode .y„em)
Ordl6mr V~ = 6.3 V Va Vs = 250 V 1. 5.3 S = 2.2 mA/V
( i de mr.rem) /~ = 0.33 A 3.5 Rr - 0.9 MfZ
L.F. plitier +le Il9TlT =
{heproda ramm) — 40 V C,y, < 2 mpF
A.F..mvfifier Vp, _ —2 V
(triode .yrem)
rypie.l Vb = 250 V
ch.mcreriaric. = 0.2 Mfl /. = I.0
(viode .r.rem) Ra
Vp = —2 V
V, = 100 V S -= 3.2 mA/V

Vp = 0V /n 12 t~ -< 22
Type attd Filament Voltages Currents (mA) CharsMeristic $ase connections
ApplicatioA data Resistors data
V° =Vb= 250 V /° = 3.0

Rl = 24 kS2 l az.( g4 — 3.0 Se = 0.65 mA/V
ECH 35 R; = 33 kS2 la,+x r = 0.2 ~ = 1.3 MSS
Tr."ae hex°ae R a+sr= 50 kSZ
VJ= 6.3 V Vx, _ —2 V / ax C'?9t ~ ~
Fred"e"cr
oh.neer IJ = 0.2 A m o o ,1,ys U~'\v
(hexode ay+tem) oQ o ~ryi~j
O+cillmor R o 0 97,97 ~ i~ 0
(triode +yste.")
~ a7 ` O O~
V6 = 250 V /° = 33 So = 2.8 mA/V
R° = 45 kS2 0.2 µ = 24
Ras+a7— 50 k4 lsa+xT = Oatel
V°=Va= 250 V
Rt = 33 kS2 1, = 3.0 Se -= 0.5 mA/V
ECH 41 Rz = 47 k12 /~+84 = 2.2 R; —= 2 MS2
Ta°a< hex°ae Rao.Far= 20 kS2 Iaa+ar = 0.35 V"+c =- 8V
F"'°`"`y V — 63V Vg, _ —2 V Re, = 170 kS2 y7g? z ID
(hexode or+te.") /1 = 0 23 P, ar o o gl
C cilletor ax o0 0 o k ~ ;
O
V6 = 250 V So = 1.9 mA/V
R° _. 30 kS2 /° = 4'9 ~
0.35 Se(E = 0.55 mA/V Rimlock
Rsa+a7= 20 kS2
lad+aT = = 19
~ ~ C ( ~ ~. f ~ f ( E ~ ( ( C ~ f ( ~
-~--rrrrrr~-~- ~ J
Va=V6= 250 V
R, = 27 kSl / = 3.0 S< = 0.75 mA/V
ECH 42 RZ = t 27 kS2 I~+e4 = 3.0 R; = 1.7 MS2
rrioae hesode R~,+pr= 22 kS~ /~,+8 r = 0.35 Req = 100 kS2
Frequency V~= 6.3 V V81 = —2 V 9a93 ° 9~v~ v
<h.n¢<r // = 0.23 A h o ° ° 9+ ©I' ~
(hexode.y.tem)
oe<in.tor Vb = 250 V ~r ~~e
(triga< .rse<m) Rq = 33 kS2 /° = 5.1 So = 0.6
2.8 mA/V ~ °° 4~
r °- r v-u
R~,~4aa+4T= 22 kSZ~ /es+ei' = 0.35 SetE = 22 mA/V
Vos< = 8 V ~' Rimlock
o
Vq=Vb= 250 V /q = 3.25 S< =0.775 mA/V
Rrz+s+ = 22 kS2, ./ 6.7 R; = 1~ MS2
+r4 =
ECH 81 R}~+sT= 47 kS2 ~+BT = 0.2 R<q = 70 kS2
Triode hepoode ' xi = —2 V
Frequency
<h.gy<r
V,=Vb= 250 V S = 2.4 mA
R.F. or ).F. R +84' 39 kS2 iq = 6.5 R; = 0.7 MSS
vefi<r Vj= 6.3 V ~ 1 = —2 V /~+s4 = 3.8 µml = 20 r r qv ~ u
(h<veoae .ya<m) // = 0.3 A ~ a . = 0 V Rea = 8.5 kS2 495, o° ° °0 9 nf~~r~
Tyvical o
ch.recteriscics 9i ~o o er `~, ~`
(eriod< vy+t<m)
V = 100 V S = 3.7 mA/V 04v~`-~i ~y ;~
o.du.t°r / = 13.5 R; = 6 kS2
(wode .ncem) V8 = 0V N = 22 Novel
r
V6 = 250 V /q = 4.5
Ra = 33 kS2 Seff ="0.65 mA/V
/ra+aT = 0.2
Rsa+aT= 47 kS2
Type and Filament Voltages CharaMeristic Base connections
data Rdiston Currents (mA) ~~
Application
ECL 11 S = 9 mA/V
Triode DD:DDe V = 250 V ID = 36 R. = 25 kf2
t<trDae Vg, = 250 V /g2 = 4 R. = 7 kfl ,Y
Ci.a. A rD.f Vn = —6 V Wo = 3.8 W o gY vi! w
N% 9W
net~oa°°v:«m) . V = 6.3 V '~ .f
Tr°i<.i IJ = LOA $ = 2 mA/V s~
ea f c+
ehereeeeriatiea Vo = 250 V /D = 2 R = 35 kSZ
(o-iede arnem) Vg =-2.5 V µ = 70 Y
S = 3.2 mA/V
V=V6= 170 V =0.15MS2
V = OV /. = IS R; = II kSZ
Vg', = 170 V /gQ =. 2•g R
WD = i .0 W
ECL 80 Vg, =-6.~ V W° = 3.5 W
Tr °Dt
o~~toa~ V, _. 20 V
Clna A find V = O V {
plilier _ { el' '1 (1
to
(DentDd<aYalem) }/ = it Ia — 2 ~ O °OO (~~~~~
sYD< aeDDr.mr Vj= 6.3 V gt Y 9 °o o a2 .i1 y €
<veDt<de aratem) /J = 0.3 A Ve = 100 V !. = 8 S = 1.9 mA(V a c•~ ;o
Tr°icel — 20 ~ ~
<hDr.cteriai<, Vg = 0V µ
(triode aY+tem) NDvd
A.F. amplifier Vs = 170 V
(tapde .Yatem) R = 0.22 M~
— 0 0 V~
~g/ ~
k'spd DOm
EEP ely ea o oa s;~ ~'
V. = 250 V I• = S S
„ ~.~.od. V1— 6.3V Vrz = I50 V = 17 mA!V ~ Pga
~ f` ~ Z
O.bA Vk. = I50 V ~ _ = 50 kS2 ~ r
ef~ 'h Tr~~.l"`f
Ii =
=-2.SV ~65 R
rh.r..~.ri.r~.. vr~
V, = 250 V S = 1.8 mA/V

V = 100 V /, = 3.0 R; = 2.5 MS2
_ —2 V In = 0.8 C.ri < 3 mpF
Vrs = 0 V
V. = 100 V I = 3.0 S = L8 mA/V
~; - 01 ? ~ Iar = o.a R = Lo Mt2 ,, g. ~ •:
EF 6 0V koao ~
V — 6.3V I+. = B`~/ ,,
R.F.`.mò`fier 111= 0.2A V6 = 250 V
gso oa ~~r~
A.F. .mvlifier
R = 0.2 Mfg a = o•y ~ yz f
Rr~ = 0.4 Mfg Iae = 0.35 8 = I~ e 7
R4 = 3 k~2
vrs = ov
V6 = 100 V
R, s 0.2 M~ I• = 0.30 = 100
RR = 0.4 MS2 /~ = 0.12 8
Rk = 5 kS2
Vr, = 0V
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Type and Filament Voltages CharaMeristic
Application data Resistors Currents (mA) data Base connections
V°=V6= 250 V /° = 6 S = 2.2 mA/V

R = 90 kf2 /~ = 1.7 R; = 1.25 Mfg
20 V C,s, < 2 mpF
P3 =-
V° V6= 200 V /° = 6 S = 2.2 mA/V
~ 9 Ry- = 60 kf2 /~ 1.7 R; = 0.9 Mfg t p ~y/ ? '`
~.e, ad
Vsri°ble mu ~j'_ -20 V
x°e°a~ Vf = 6.3 V ~ 9~~ as g~` `,
R.F. °r LF• If = 0.2 A V,°=V6= 100 V /° = 6 S _ 2.2 mA/V ~ ~ /' a
°'"Plif"` V = 100 V , /~ = 1.7 R = 0.4 MSZ
A.F. amali6er ~ =2.5V P
Vr, = 0V
Vb = 250 V
Ra =
_ 0.2 MSZ /, = 0.87
Ir, = 0.26 8 = 105
Rk = 1i.8 k~Z~
Vs, = 0V
Va V6= 250 V S = 2.2 mApV
Rfl = 75 kf2 ~° Mfg
n
— 2 Q R; = 2.02 mpF
Vrr = •-2 V Cwr <
ei
EF 11 Va Vb = 200 V
v.rl°ble m° V — 6.3 V R = 50 kf2 /° = 5.7 S = 2 mA/V {' ~ , u~~
o~°rods /n 2.0 R = L5 MfZ 9/ o
-I~l = 0.2 A [~, =-2.2 V = ~' k
RaF. or LF.
mPuEar
R _ V6= 1050 k12 /° = 2.5 S = 1.3 mA/V
= 0.9 R; = 0.4 Mfg v
_ —1 V /+"
( r ~ ~ E ~ E ~ ~ ~ ~ t C~ E c ~ ~ ~ ~~-~ t
) ~ ~~ ~ ~~~2 1~ >~ ~ ~L0 ~ ) ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
R EF 11 0.35 g = 98
A F. ampGEie4 Rix = 0.6 MS2 !n -
Rk = 1.5 kR
Vo = 250 V S = 2.1 mAJV
Vs, = 100 V la = 3.0 R; = 2.0 MS2
VP, _ -2 V !~ = I.0 Ca81 < 2 mpF
V6 = 250 V
R, = 0.2 MIZ /a = 0.90
R~ = 0.5 MSd /~ = 0.37 s = 1$1 sa
~~`
EF 12 R4 r : , ~ 9E
re~~oae = 1.6 kR
VJ= 6.3V u3W~+
R.F. o. I.F. /~ = 0.2 A Vs = 200 V !a = 0.67
ampE~se, RQ = 0.2 MsZ __ Y
A.F. amplifier !~ 0.27 g = 16G
Rix = 0.5 M~
Rk = 2.2 kS2
V6 = 100 V
R, = 0.2 MiZ /, = 0.32
R Bx . = 0.5-MS2 !n = 0.14 g = 128
Rq = 2.2 kSr
V, = 250 V __
R8~ = 90 kS2 /a = 6 1.2 MS2V
EF 22 V~ =-2.5V /~ = 1.7 R; Z mpF 9s*a v ~,~
Cox <
waabEe m~ V8, = 0V yy o 0 0o yl ~~ m
V = 6.3 V
xaFmnor aLF. II = 0.2 A ~.
_2050 ~~ a o~ ok ~' r~
puEie, _ !, = 0.87 t r ~
R = 106
A.F. amplifie.
Rk = i.8 k ~ /~ = 0.26 s
1143 = ~ ~/ Loctel 8p.
W
A
Application Currents (mA) $ase connections
data Resistors data -
Va = 250 V BS = 1.8 mA/V
V — 100 V /, — 3.0 R; = 2.5 Mfg
— —2 V /~ = 0.8 C,r , < 20 mpF
V8, = 0V
V, — 200 V
V — 100 V /a = 3.0 S = 1.8 mA/V
Vr, —2 V /8z = 0.8 R; = 2.0 Mfg
[~, 0V
V, = 100 V
Vz = 100 V to = 3.0 S = 1.8 mA/V
!~, _ —2 V I,z = 0.8 R; = 1.0 Mfg r , pt~ ~. ~
EF 37A V89 = 0V m ° o 0o gz ~/
oow V = 6.3 V Vb = 250 V O
a °o.•° v~ ~~~~~~
"vsie~~' Ij = 0.2A Ro = 0.3 Mfg 1, 0.6 = I65
R.F. Rsz = 0.8 Mfg !~ = 0.2 % r v o
.m,cs.. R4 = 4 kit
A.F. VR, = 0 V Oc~el
em,lai.~ 200 V
Vb =
R, = 0.3 Mfg to = 0.45 — 130
R,z = 0.6 Mfg /„ _= 0.17
Rq = 6.4 kf2
Vaa = 0V
' Va = 100 V
R. = 0.3 Mfg !„ = 0.22 = i 05
Rr, = 0.6 Mfg /Pz -= C.08 ~
(
R — 90 kR /„ g S = 2.2 mAN
== k = 1.2 MSL
—2.50 f„ I.7
V Cw, G 3 mpF
Va = 200 V
!, 6 S = 2.2 mA/V
EF 39 Vn /e: 1.7 RI ~= 0.9 MR
—25 V
Ve.ieble m ✓ti = 0V
,oda V/ = 6.3 V
R.F~eo. I.F.
m,r,R.r
11 = 0.2 A
V, = 100 V S 2.2 mA/V
J, 6
A.F..mdili,r V = 100 V I.7 W = 0.4 MR
VR — —2.5 V fa
Vn = 0V
Vb = 250 V
R = ,0.2 MR /, = 0.87 _- IOi
f„ = 0.26
_ ~8 kR
= 0V
V, = 250 V S = 1.85 mA/V

V = I40 V !, = 3.0 Rr = 2.5 MR
!„ = 0.55 C,,, < 0.04 pF
FF 40 = 0V #
~.
m;uc.
,ed. r l~-= 6.3V V6 = 250 V
Tyd<J
11 ' 0.2 A R, = 0.22 MR /, = O bt g 190
d.n = 0.16
A.F.•, ymvlil~i
In
R4 = I.5 n
kf1
R
V~ = 0V Rlmlxk
Vb = Z50 V
R, = 0.33 MR /, 0.50
RR = I.5 MR !s = QL 210
Rk -- 2.2 kR
.Vag .-- 0 V
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Application data Resistors Currents (mA) data Base comectioas
EF 41 ''`' 'z "O Er

_ Va Vy= 250 V _ S = 2.2 mA/V °0 0
Veri.ble m° ..e. ~ ~Ci
°`"~°a` /~f = 0.2 A Rs, = 90 kS2 /^ = R; = L0 MS2 a °° ° o Iq(gga
a 1.7 _ C i ~F/
R.F. r LF.
.mPGffer
Vs, _ —2.5 V Cw, G 2 mpF
r ~ O —O
Rimlo<k
S = 9 mA/V
EF 42 V, = 250 V
V/--
— 6.3 V Vas — 250 V /, = IO R; = 0.5 MS2
R.F. Pe"rode µre, = 83
R.F. or LF. 11 -' 0.33 A Va, _ —2 V (~ 2.4 Re° = 840 ~
f)
emP~;{ier V83 = O V p7 ° ° p]t
Cw, G 6 mpF ~~
9
EF 43 Va 250 V S = 6.4 mA/V a °° k © + ii
wri.bi. m° Vf= 6.3 V R~ Vb=
= 33 k4 /, = IS R; = 0.5 MS2 ~°-~ o—~
P`"'"a` / 0.33 A Y — 0V /~ = 3.5 Re, = 1.7 kS2
PG6er Va, _ —2 V Cea, < 6 mpF Rimlock
S 6.5 mA/V a9~ ° ",' ~ © (y

EF 50 V, = 250 V R; I Ml2 0° ~ o ~/
R.F. a"rode V = 6.3V V — 250 V !e = 10 '" 0 0 A6
1! ~= 0.3 A V~
ar —
— —2 V /as = 3 p~er = 75
wide-6."a Keo = 1.4 kfl ~ ; °, ' ~ a
m Pli{ier Vaa = 0 V O.O
Cosa G 7 mpF Locrel 9P. (69C)
EF 51 U.H.F. tube, see p. 174
'
C ~ ~ E ( ~E ~ ~ E E fi E i .~ ~ ~ ~ ~ f f
1
EF 55
R.F. Penmde V/ = 6.3 V Vn —
— 250 V /e = 40 R; = 55 ksZ ° o°~° °°
0 9/ C7 ~ iI
TrPieeE // = 1.0 A Vn = —4.5 V /n = 5.5 pig, = 28 s ~
nh.recoeaeKe, ,. V„ = 0V CPS, = 0.15 PF ~ ~ io
f
Loceel 9P. (89C)
EF 72 Ve = 100 V S = 5 mA/V k9a O O

R.F. Pentode V1= 6.3 V Vpz = 100 V /, = 7 R; = 250 kL2 r °° °o r O ~t3
TsP:ol /1 = 0.15 A V , _ —1.4 V I~, = 2.2 µ , = 36 wys °° o k `fir
eh.recteriuio O~~i t`J
Vr~ = 0V /~, = 1.6 kR v, ksJ 0
Submmiatun
EF 73 V° = 100 V _ ~
V1= 6.3V V — I00 V /° kR/V r °° °° r `_ `~
A.F, Pentode
—
= 7.5 ~ = 250 O r,
:~Piwl /1 = 0.2 A ~ -- —O V /n = 2.5 _ W o o w
ehe tenedw ~ µl2rt — 28 1° °° (y\ ,©
9 Q
Sebm~nieture
EF 80 V = 250 V S = 7.4 mA/V

R.F. ventode V1= 6.3 V V„ 0V /, — 10 R; = 0.5 Mf/
R.F. //— 0.3 A ~, 172 /n = 2.5
emP~fierF• = V Rwl C I kfgF r r ~
ko °o°
o O
U tI
EF 85 ~ ° 9s92 r,(y
, {('1Fl
Va=V6= 250 V k
R.F. variable
mn Pentnae V1= 6.3V R — 60 kR / = 10 S = 0.56 Mf1
mA/V ~
/ — 0.3 A [~ — —2 V / = 2.5 Rr =
R.F. or LF. / [/d1 — 0V ~ Req = 1.5 kt2
emPliEier ~ — NorJ
J
V
Type and Filamwt Voltages Characterastic i3~ comaections
Resistors Currents (m.A) data
Application data
V, = 250 V $ = 1.35 mA~V

V — 140 V le — 3 := 2.5 MS!
Paz = 0.55 2
81 —
— —2 V FArsci = 38
1 a U _ Q
Low eoiae k o o °o s Ci~~~ ~
vre.mviicer R" = 0.01 MS2 : ° °o
v.°rode V1 = 6.3 V R~ = 0.39 MS2 Ib = 2.65 g = 112 o y3 n~~w
'rrvi<d ~/ = 0.2 A Rk = 1 kS2 9~ 9f ~~ c~ ~
<6ene~eriai" Vaa = 0V
A.F. emviifier
V6 = 250 V Novil
R = 0.22 MSZ
R~ = I MSZ /a = 0.95 y = 180
Rk = 2.2 kS2
. V~, = 0V
I f ~ • i • t ~ ~ t f t ~ ~ ~ t f ~ ~ ~ ~
'type and Filament Voltages Currents (mA) Characteristic
Application data Resistors data $ase connections
ti
EF 91 a = 250 V / _ (0 S = 7.65 mA/V
VJ = 6.3 V V„ = 0V 1 Mfg
R.F. pe~rod~
w;a~-6..a /f = 03 A V _ = 250 V /,, = 2.55 R~, =
R;
= 1.2 kfl
.maGGer V„ _ —2 V C.„ < 8 mpF
r
! a it O
0 o0
V k o o gas ij
Va = 250
o (t ~
Vr. = 0V sz = 2 S = 2.5 mA/V gl °gz Fi 1~
EF 92 Vyz 150 V C,y, < 7 mpF ~
_ —0.65 V
v.d.61. m~ Vj= ft.3V ar
,..rode /1 = 0.2 A
RIFT or I.F.
oi;R~r V, = 250 V
Vp, = 0 V /. = 8
V ~ — 200 V /,~ = 2.1 S. = 2.5 mA/V
Upr = —2.5 V M;ni.rore
EF 93
V.ri.bl~ ma see 6 BA 6
v~~rod<
1 I ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 1 1 —f ~ J —f _l ~ ~ J J ~ t
r
EF 95
see 6 AK 5
R.F. ae~code
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Type and Filament Voltages Currents (mA) Characteristic Base connections

EFF SI U.H.F. tube, see p. I74

~r ~
kggq'Qd pp m
p. tide Vb =Vi = 25O V 1, —
— 0.8/0.5 8 a ~-
..a ~°°i°. V1= 6.3V R, = 0.13 MS2 = 60/}3 ro as
aie.e°r 1 — 0.2 A R = 0.35 MS2 / = 0.6/0.2 a = 70°/5° 0 D '7a
A.F~aiuninieee / — = 0.65/0.8 g y2a ~
~ t _--2/-20V ~
u d(caor F
A~M.ma. Y$ =Vi = 250 V gay

= 1.0/0.58 °o ~, ~ v~r~ ~
.°d i°°i.Q V/= 6.3 V R, = 0.13 M52 //° = 0:63 0.26 F = 80/12 '~-~ g)9~ i a .i
•.dt°.e°r / = 0.2A R ~ — 0.35 Mfg / a 70 /3° ~~/ c
A.Fa i~tQ.~ ~ = 0.65/1.0 r ~~'•~ ~~~~ c~
•i~~ ~ l;t =-1.5/-20V
u diutor y
~ Nt
EFP 60 [; = 250 V k11°
03 v ^ C7
s.°°°d.~, V1= 63 V V s — 250 V 1, = 20 S = 25 mA/V r
1.5 R; = 70 kf2 9 o yy o ~ ~ ~~~
a
// = 0.37 A Vk, = 150 V 1 = oYo ~
veoiode
1~. _ —15.6 Cat < :4 mpF kp ~,Ù►q
o
R.F. or 1.F. kfli) ~ °t D~
amoli[i.r V's
A = 0V
Local 9p
C
! ) .) _)__~..._~I
I, _ 1.0
1.1
831'86 =
= 0.55 mA/V
= 2.5 _ .2.0 ML2
EK 2 0.3
k~q6' v v ~ 9'
o~roa~ a~ ypo va
Vj = 6.3 V
ayumer 0 0
Fc hanger /~ = 0.2 A
V, = 100 V I, I.0 9/ 995
V +~ = 50 V ~aa+85 I.0 S~ = 0.55 mA/V P
t~, _ —2 V
[; 2 = 100 V 1.5 R; = L2 MSZ
R8, = 50 kS2 f, 0.2
~~
w
Application data Resistors Currents (mA) Base connections
data
Fy y Vo 250 V S = 2.8 mA~V

V,r = 2i0 V /o = 32 kfl~pODpO~t v
o.;o.. R~ = 78 k2
n de Vn = —18 V /r. 5 ly°"
= 3b W c
Rk = 485 12 va a~ 3'S '
ci... n rnd V/= 6.3 V W° = 8W d D
.mv
ae..cr."
ne /! = 0.2 A V° = 250 V /, min = 2x27.5 vz
/" me = 2x 32.5 R„ = 8 kS2
2x 4.5 W, = e
'"' ~'f"` R4 = 305 S2 / m = 8 W
fcn,.. = 2x 8
Vo = 250 V _ S = 4 mA~V
EL 3 N Vn 250 V /, _ 36 R; 50 kS2
omv". V„ — —6 V In — 4 R, — 7 kS2
"rode
Vt = 6.3 V Rk = 150 S2 Wo = 4.5 W
cn.f
a.mo i;f;,, /f = 0.9 A
V, = 250 V /° m;n = 2x 24
W„ = 9W
o~.F-oa V,~ = 250 V /o m.= 2x28.5 Roo = 10 kit kA3adpo ~

.mvcce. Rk = 140 Sl 1~m = 2x 2.8 W, = 8.2 W
~1
V, = S = 14.5 mA1V 90 v'

EL 6 250 V
V — 250 V /, = 72 k = ZO kSl
o".v"~ lf ' _ —7 V I _ R = 3.5 kS2
8 N'v = 8W
ci,.na rnef Vl= 6.3 V Rk = 90 S2 `
.mvrse, // = 1.35 A W — I8 W
/° ,n'" = 2x 45 r
ci.» ne V, = 250 V /° m.. = 2x 53 R°° = 5 k4
n"'~"a"~~ Vr = 250 V /_n,;n = 2X5.1 Wo = 145 W
.mvcr" Rk = 90 S2 r,~m.: = 2x8.5
EL 11 _ = V S = 9 a,AIV ~~
a 250
omv"e V/= 6.3 V V — 250 V /, = 36 R' = 50 kS) ~ o 9a, n ~i
node // = 0.9A = ~ = 7 k52 re "~ ~.y~~t.
ci.
. a rv.f
vue
V~
Rk~
—
=
—6
150
V
f2
!n 4
W = 4.5 W 9~k ~+ <.
—.{ " W = 9W r
'~ ) ~ ) ) .J ) ) ~ ) ) '~ ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ~
EL 12 Va = 250 V 5 = 15 mA/V
r.,
250 n
poe~~oae V~= 6.3 V ~ -
V ~ = 78 Rn = 3.5 k12 t :. ~ ~v
cl.ea A final 1~ = 1.2A 8W • f: •' ` ~'
.mptitier Rk = 90 S2 Wa =
W, = 18 W ~ -
Y
Va = 250 V la — 36 5 = 4 mA/V
V~ = 250 V 1~ = 4 Rr = 50 kS2
EL 33 Vg, _ —b V R° = 7 kS2
optp.e Rp = 150 ~ W = 4.5 W ~ = o ~i
pentpae 'W. = 9W m o° °o ` ~~
clef A coal V1= 63V kg3 0~ o ,
psser [ = 0.9 A o . g, l ~~~
Class AB ~ r V ~U
push-pull
ampccer V _—_ 250 V la min = 2X 24
V8, = 250 V Ia n, = 2x28.5 R°° = 10 kS2 o~,al
Rk = 140 S2 /gymn = 2x 2.8 W = 82 W
I,~,nax = 2x 4.6
U = 250 V 5 = II mA/V
100
c~A3~al ~ _ --1365 V /~ — Ib = 12 kS2
ampcser ~= 0V Wp = II W
W° = 25 W
a
Type and Filament Voltages
Application data Resistors Currents ~~) Characteristic
data
$~ corrections
V6 = 375 V 1°min 2X 75
=
Rn')= 470 C2 /%mn% =
2x 95 R°% = 4 kfl
Rk = 130 t2 ! m =
2x 11.5 WD = 37 W
Vn = 0V !fl,%,: 2x 22.5
= ,f ~ y
ra
~' ~
Oue°ue VJ —
— 6.3 V Vy = 425 V /nm~° =
2X 30 a 0 0° /~
~~~ll
D.°,.a. IJ = 1.5 A R,:') = I ktt inn,.% 2x 120
= R%, = 3.4 kll °
cL.. AB VV —3$ V !//een;,, =
2X 4.4 W, = 55 W ° o o° ~ ~~♦ / vr
Du.h-D°II ~
mDlif;er
= 0 V Jpzmex = 2X 25 N
cl... s Va. = 800 V /nml% = 2x 25 ocul
auah-Dull
n,Dhc., Vnn = 400 V lnm.. = 2x 91 Rnn = I I kSl
x 3 W = 100 W
!n = 2
R — 750 tVt n~„ = 2X 19
Vn = OV as - / ~ — ~ ti
EI. 38 V° = 250 V o 0 0° ' ~~/~ ~
S = 14.3 mAN
O°eDu+ Vj= 6.3 V V — 250 V /. = 100 _ 21 kf1 r 0 °0 o o i iIi ` a
1J = 1.4 A [~ _ —7 V !n = 13 !Z — /
TYc°~d
%h.,..,.a%an, ~ = 0V ~a, = 1.2 pF p fr r.,
Oeul
S = 10 mA~V
V. = 250 V _ R; = 40 kS2 z c+ F~
oL
Emo1 Vn 250 V 1n = 5.2 R° 7 kS1 ù~ ~cy
Vj= 6.3 V R4 = 170 n W. = 4.8 W ic.s o° °o° ~
r
CIa ° A f;nnl
/J = 0.71 A Wn = 9W oo o i~ + ci
Dss..
c%.. fes o
Du.h-Dull
V — 20 V 1°°'~'
= 2x 3931 Rnn = 7 kf1 Rmi ►
~V
V, = 225 V /, = 26 R; = 40 kf2
Vas = 225 V !~ = 4.1 R, = 9 kS2
R.y = 360 f2 W = 2.8 W
Wn = 6 W
EL 42 _
o"`v"' Yn = 200 V /, = 22.5 R;
ceneode 90 kf2 /V
cl.,. A find Vas = 200 V /s = 3.5 Ra = 9 kf2
mv1;8., Rk = 360 ~ W, = 2.1 W -z v ci
//~~ `
Ctaes AB is o0 0o GI ,~~/~j~
ol;(ic. j 0.2A Inman = 2iC 20 0 o e~ +~ii
cln., B Yn = 250 V /,m..
ush-Dull = 2x21.5 Rnn = 15 kf2 ' -~ ~/' ~~
Gm o1H;e. Y~ = 250 V / m = 2X 3.2 Wn = 7 W R;mloc4
Rp = 310 f2 ~m„ = 2x 6.7
lnm;n = 2x 16
Vn = 200 V /nm.. = 2x 17 Wn = IS kf2
Vs -- 200 V 1 m;~ = 2x 2.6 Wn = 4.1 W
Rk -= 310 SZ ~ma: = 2x 5.6
/nm;~ _ 2x 5
Vn = 250 V /nm„ = 2x 20 R~ 16 kf2
V~ = 250 V /i sm;n = 2x 0.8 {Yn = 6.5 W
V8, _ —22.5 V /s,ma. = 2x 6.5
nmmnn K~n.n.Q,;a .~,~„o,
Type and Fihsmeat Voltages Characteristic
Application data Resistor Ctsrrenta (mA) data Base comectiom
Ve = 800 V /. = 22.5 S = 4 mA~V

V = 400 V 1n = 2:5 R = 50 kf2
We = 18 W
_ —30 V
EL 50 Ve = 800 V /en,;, = 2x IS ~ ~
Ournue V = 400 V /em.: = 2X 70 Ree = I6 kf2 k,mpOf7pQr
~ _ We = 84 W o o
TrcocI —37.0 V ~m.: = 2x 120
eh. re ' ~'c ~!—
/ 65A O 0 ~ '
~ti-p B ~ Ve = 400 V /.m;n = 2x 25 9~
.mnl;r<r V = 425 V /em.: = 2x 95 Ree = 5 kf2 p
VR — —35 V /~mtn = 2X 2.5 We = 50 W
Vr, = 0 V I„ms = 2x 2
V. = 750 V /. = 60 S = 8 mA/V
V = 750 V /R ~ 10 R; = 50 kf2
II . 61 V; _ —37,5 V We 45 W
amude lem;n = 2x 87 rar r rr ~ a
T,ni<sl Vj= G3V Ve = 500 V /em.: = 2x I10 Ree = 4.8 kf2
ch.""`""'<'
cl..e as /f = 1.9 A V„ = 500 V lrzm;n = 2x I3 W, = 67.5 W
'mh-null
Rt = 100 n /„m.. = 2x 23
nl;s;er 2X 40 Df D~
a.., 13 Ve ~ 750 Y /emir = 2x 145 R,< = 6 kS2 p
nu.h-Dail 1.m.. =
•mnlifier Vr~ )_ —40 V We = 140 W l
mss = ZX 30 U 47 V—
0
EL` 60
= ~ ~ w th different base r o
Q
o 9t tJ b
D~~~O/o k iJ + C~
~pe/oloda~/ ~/ ~/ ~,/ ~y ~/
1
Lin. ontût Vf= 6.3 V Vn = 250 V /~ = 2.4 S — 4.6 mA/V k o° °o °' U ~~
^.modo /f = LOS k Vs, = 0V W = 8W n/ u o° r a(~1 ti
c h.r.a.rialiic, Vll = 38.5 V - - I: P = max. 7 kV°) lL. ~ ~ (•) L
Nov.l
II . 83 V. = 250 V 1^ = 36~ S = 10 mA/V
^via.. Vfl = 250 V /~ — 5.0', RL = 0.13 MR k /o 0 0 ~ <,1~ w~
1J = 0.71 A VJ, _
Tvocal —5.5 V C1 = 10.4 pF 9) c ~ o° s (J kl
r h.racteri.ec. C. = 6.6 pF !•~ ;!~
4
Nor.l
V. = 250 V /a = 4 gi $ = 113 mA/V
V = 250 V !~ = 5.5 2 = 38 kR
Wa = bW
~' ~ W, = 12 W .c.
Out Put / / LC. L'I (J
Vj= 6.3 V c°
CL.. A /f =0.]bA V = 250 V ~ 1^min = 2X 10 ~ ~ ° ° iL` `~
CL.. B ~ V _
— 250 V lama: = 2x37.5 R.. = 8 kS2 9 °o o° is (i I~
Clm. AB ~ _ —I 1.6 V ~Jzmin — r:c.'> ;~
w
yam.. GX 7:5 W4 = II W is 91
V. = G50 V l.min = 2x 31
Vya = 250 V /^"!a• = 2X37.5; Ros = 8 kSZ Noval
Rk = 130 f2 /min = 2x 3.5 k'a = I I W.
Is m.> = lX 7.5
'1 In ohe c n-arid circu't a lam^ of SSOV)68W moat b. inserted.

~ ') M... .vul.. ~ mc alb% of ona cycle with . m.:. of IB w uc.
Type and Filament Volta{aa Current. (mA) Characteristic &ese connections
O App4wtion data 13ati.Mn data
EL 91 V. = 250 V /, = 16 S ~-- 2.6 mAIV f f ~ u

o°~°°~ i = 250 V Ls = 2.4 RI = 130 kft Jr~
.°.°a. Vf = 63V R4 = 680 R R = 16 kll °,
1.
CI... A I.°.I !f 91A W. = 1.4 W s~~
91 9a
.mor..°. W. 4W
Mi°f- n
Vs=VI= 250 V /. =0.095/0.921 ~ ~ r

2MR h = 0.13/0.14 a 74°/0° kaV 90 _ s
H Al l ~. =
Vf= 6.3V V = 0/-5 V o o.~o
"~"^^~^= If = 0.2A Ve=Vf= 200 V 1. = 0.075/0.02 - ~ <
"'a" °'"` R. = 2 MR = 0.13/0.14 0 70°/9° p
11 `
V, 0(~ V T
Vs=V~= 250 V Ra'oo 0o

R.s I MR 4 = 2.0/2.5 as = 90°/5° ~
EM 4/EM 34 Vt=VI = 200 V ~ ~~~

T°°~°. Rn = I MR h = 1.4/1.9 as = 90°/5° 9 p.
°a~°..°.. Vf = 63 V V, = 0/--4.2 V EM 4
oy°d.me !f = 0.2A V.=VI= 250 V r .raf w
t;~, R.. = I MR l~ = 2.0/2.7 ns 90°/5° o h,/~~~
Vt=Vi=200V ~ 000 ! n~J~

R.. 1 MR 21 =. 1.4/2.0 as = 9D°/5° aA7 ~ ~~
V. = 01-12.SV o°W
i
l
Eaa eo vb=v(= 2so v .~ ~ o

V(= 63V R, = 0.5 Mn 1, 0.410.01 =
ks.
t ° 03A ~ =-1/-16 V B 5°/50° °o D (1n'/~
~ R
17 =
..
c ~~
N,v,l
Vs = 250 V /, 0.28 R = 5 Mn
Re = 0.47 M,n !R = 15
R, = 34 kR / = 0.09 p a
R, = 3.9 kn ~ = 0.03 /
EQ 80 R, = 560 n ,kpy
o° oo ar r~l~ p
F.M. d<eener /(= U.2 A ° o o~'~ ei ~~~k

➢a➢<.
A.F. ,mvGlier Vb = 25U V ` b
Ra = o.a7 Mn t, = 0.4
Rrs+n+rs lR+n+,s 7 8 = i 50 Neal
0 27 Mn 0
Rp = 2.2 kS2
EY 51 V„ =max. 5 kV /, maz. 3 Gar= max. 0.1 µF

e.e.r. R, = min. 0.1 MS]
n;lr;°. ,eh< Vj = 6.3 V ,;arn=max. I7 kV =max. 0.3 Crh= max.0.01 µF
e:<.a;<, so d. I( = 90 mA R: =mfr,. 0.1 Ml1
n""~"' V,;,.,=max. 17 kV /, = x. 0 35 CliIr= max. 5000 PF
ID-500 kd, /SA
P°Ive rem'I;er /,n = maz. 80 ~)
p f Ae. (I
EY 80 Vf — 6.3 V /, =max.180 VWa =-max.650 Vs) w o° r:
seo.~<. a;°d. R+a.c')=max.4kV Cek 5.5 PF Sri
e°mur 1f -- 0.9A /°e ==max.400 Cr(r _- max 4µF i °o o ,y ti ~
y/~
Nooal ~ ~
') M.,. o~l.e ri < 18°„ of ° <r<le wish a of IB µ

•) Mro. Iu0 V (m m...) A.G+450 V.D.G r.~h de m wrh r n r, 6e mr.
~ •1 M.,. eu6< rim. i": of one cvde wuh . m ..mom ~,f 5µ.,c.
N Type and Felament Voltages Characteristic
Application data Resistors Currents (xnA) data $ase connections
t f i.c~k ~c
cI a fl
i.c o° °
EY 81 '~ V!= 6.3 V✓.~.. a = /u =max. I50 c i.c ~.~ ~~
0.8 A max. 4.5 kV /o° =max. 450 ra. °° v, i
Bvoaer /f = o° is i. .r
t•~
rr.
Lc. ~ G7 Cy ~
Nov.l
Vt, = 250 V /o =max. 180 Rr =min. 125 S2

EY 82 ( = 240 V =max. I80 =min. 105 Sl r f is ri o c'c
V1= 6.3V = 220 V =max. 18U =min. 65 Sl p o0o i•
H.If-w.v.
hieh v.cuuu, /! = 0.9A = 200 V =max. 180 =min. 30 Sl ~~ c c ~~ `~
.cculyins tube I = 127 V =max. 180 = 0 Sl o o [c ~~ i ~
Cfileer = max.60µF 4C. + ey
i cy (~
Novel
EY 86 r e t r, ~ oy,v
H.T. r<nifier V1= 6.3V Vo = 18 kV lco o ° po c. t: ~'~~~~
s.r i'.v. /1 = 90 mA !o = 0.15 1 = max. 0.8 mA
,.coven 1 °o c 1 ~~' ~~~` oc.
t Mks ~y ~~ ~
Nov.l
EY 91 Vr, = 250 V /o =max. 75 Goo= 32µF r o + '~ tt

Hdf.w.ve V1 — 6.3 V Rt = mm. 100 Sl k o
° °
o ~.y ~~~
mcoifrin. on6e /7 = 0.42 A
Vt, = 200 V /u =max. 75 Rt =min. 70 Sl o o Lt ;~
Recdfie. VW,= max. 300 V a
i'~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Mini~ture _~ <'t~~
L
~ x3~ V "~ , "'+~
E~2 ~~ V)~ 63~ ~ ~Ret~min~i00~ ~ ad j
/! = 0.4A
cFall.wava _ 2X350 V v var e
re tifyta¢ tuba — =max. 60 C['.h= rcax. 16µF
Ractffia, Rt =min. 500 f2 4 ~
V#Ip= max. 500 V p
EZ 35 '' ~ ~
eau-warn VI= 6.3 V Rt =min. 35053 +o ° Fi~ty
~tReceii,erube I) = 0 6 A Vf, = 2X 325 V a = rnax. 70 CRIB= max. 16µF t o0 o t t~ `~/ ~~
Vk),= max. 350 V o0 1
O U
Oct.lk
EZ 40 Vn = 2X250 V !, =max. 90 R, =min. 125 S2 "o o '~ ~
Fau.,rara V — 6.3 V = 2X300 V ='-max. 90 =min. 215 SZ ° '' ~~ry
a
ractifyia¢ mba III = 0.6 A
= 2X350 V =max. 90 =min. 300 S2 ' °o o°
Ractisa, C(et= max. 50µF ~ -~ Ft + ~i
Vk),= max. 500 V Rimloe4 U- O
(~ 1.) 6
EZ 41 Cfilt= max.
32µF o0 0 o at
VI= 6.3 V ~~<,9
Vt, = 2X250 V o =max. 60 Rt =min. 30053 i o~ oa
rca iri~a wbe II = 0.4A o0 ~~ i
Rectifier Vk)v=max. 350 V ~~
f -t O~C)
Rimlock
' Vi, = 2X350 V I, =max. 90 R: =min. 300 dl t
EZ 80 = 2X300 V =max. 90 O
ea~i-.rara =min. 215 n f o "'a• i.c`4~
k o°
V)= 6.3V = 2X275 V =max. 90 =min. 17553 °o p q
ren0ria¢ tabs /I = 0.6A
Ractisar = 2X250 V =max. 90 =min. 12553 ''`' °o o° to ~~ ; F)
Cfi0.=max. 50µF a ic. ,kY
g
y
Vk),= max.500 V Nar.1
Application data Resistors Currents (mA) Base rnnnections
data
Crl~=max. 64µF a (9
CZ 32 Rt =min. 150 S2 0 ° a' (.y
F^n.w... V/= SV Vn = 2X500 V /. =max. 125 G;Ir=max. 32µF oQ
recr;ty("s ~.be 1) = 2A = 2X 350 V =max. 250 R~ =min. I QO S2 / o ~~ ~+
e.r~;(;.r, = 2X300 V -= max. 300 Cf;li= max. 16µF rx
Rt =min. 50 f2 Oced
Vrr = 2X 550 V /, -_= max. 160 R, =min. 175 S2

GZ 34 = 2X SOU V == maz. 200 =min. 15012 + !~
PÎI-..... Vf ~_- 5V = 2X450 V <= max. 250 =min. 125 S2 ° o a~ v
rea;lri^s ~^he 11 _= 1.9A = 2X400 V ~= max. 250 =min. 10012 Q o
R.rt~s.r = 2X350 V =max. 250 =min. 7552 t oo `~~~r
= 2X300 V == maz. 250 =min. 5052 is - fix i.c.0
l,P =max. 750 Cfimr -= max. 60 µF Onal
KSOA
Noise diodes, see p. 245
K 81 A
( ~ ~ ~ ( ( ( ( 1 ( ( ( ( ( ( ( 1
s~~s~~s~~~©~~s~~~s~~ss~~s•
T
Type and Filament Voltages 'Characteristic
data Resistors Currents (mA) data Base connections
Application
KB 2 rm f s
Doa61e diode V/ — 2 V ko
~ ~
a d2 t ~
Doecdor !1 = 95 mA
and A.C.C. ~
dt V
Va = 135 V /o = 2.5 S = L0 mA/V
Vg = —4.5 V R; = 16 kS2
= 16
KBC 1 Va 90 V 1, = L0 S 0.7 mA/V +r -t ~
Doable a~aaa V8 =-3.4 V R; --- 23 kS2 OD ® 9
ufod~ Vf~ 2V — 16 e
I'' df~ va
rb.r;~°~; I,;r, G = 0.115 A Vb = 135 V O D a
A.F. amplifier Ra = 0.2 MS2 Ia = 0.35 g = 12.5 ea
Vd = —2.0 V
P
Vt = 90 V
Ra = 0.2 M~ /, _ .0.19 g =- II
V8 = —2.0 V
Vo = 135 V !. = 2.0 S =- 0.65 mA/V
Vim. = 135 V 1,~ = 0.6 R; = 1.3 MS2
KF 3 Vag _-0.5 V C,r, < 6 mpF +f-f f . ,
Varia6lr ma 9r
pentode VI = 2 V VdJ — ~ V ~Q Di~ .1 ` , 5
R.F. or t.F. !1 = 45 mA U = 90 V I, = L0 S = 0.5 mAiV 93 o v e
.mpcc., Vsx = 90 V !R = 0.2 R; = 2 MS2 4 ~ c
V, _ —0.5 V 9a
i- r- r~ r~~-- r r-- r- r r r r r r r r ~-
V, = 135 V 1, — 0.7
V +r= 45 V /s3+ss = 1.0
S< = 0.27 mA/V
VJz = 135 V / 2.2 R; = 2.5 Mfg
R , = 50 kf2 ~, = 0.16 f(+)fh QgI
~x = 8.5 V
KK Z g2o va
Oaod~ V1= 2V
Fr a~e~<y /f = 0.13 A
~Fa+Per g 995
V, 90 V I, 0.7 P
V
, }3+sc= 45 V /83+86 I.0
a = —0.5 V S< = 0.27 mA~V
lf,z = 90 V /sz I.b R; = 2.0 Mfg
R , = 50 kf2 /81 0.16
✓K = 8.5 V
S — 2.1 mA/V
V, 135 V Ia 7 R; _= 130 kf2
V 135 V /P2 I.I R, _= 19 kf2
_ —5 V W, = 0.44 W +I -/,g3
KL 4 W, = I W
Ou1Dut OQ ~D
pemude v,- 2v ~ ve
flea; A final !/ = 0.15 A \4 D
DGGer 9 g2
V, - 90 V Ia 4.7 S = 1.8 mA/V
90 V /~ 0.$ R; — 150 kf2
Ve3 RD = 19 kf2
Vs, __ —2.6 V
W, = 0.16 W
00 Type and Filament Voltages Characteristic
Application data Resistors Currents (mA) data Bau corrections
PABC 80 ~(_, 9.5 V

Tr;Pi. d~oa. See UABC 80 except for heater rating
hi¢h-mu viode 1~ = 0.3 A
PCC 84 V/ — 7V
Dou6~. ufodc IJ -- 0.3 A See ECC 84 execpt for heater rating
_ S = 5.8 mA/V
PCC 85 V~ — z21 V /, = 10 R; — 83 kf2
Do ble triode ' — tx 48
11 = 0.3 A w' o °co g ~yl~Yt t'
r(v.r ~nie`m) S = 6.2 mA/V
V, = 170 V 1, = 8 kit Q °o o w ri~\~)~r
10 R; =
j 100 S = 4.6 mA/V

= 4.5 R; -= I I kS2
V 1. µ = 50 No~.t
► ► ~•~s~~s•ss s s~s•~s s s ~~~
V. 170 V = S = 6.2 mA/V
PCF 60 G'„ = 170 V 1/< =
10
28 R; = 0.4 Mfg
v«,vd< V~ = 9V r r ,
9a ° ° e (y /~ ~ry
(v~~rod~ .r.~~~) V. = 100 V S = 3.6 mA/V n v,a7,.
\J ° < ~1~~~
Ve = —2 V /^ = 14 R; = 4 kf2 v+ ~~ er <~ij7<~
Twvird µ = 20 9T ~~ ~ V
ch.r• t<ri.Nc•
(triode •yh m)
Fr<.urncy No.<I
h.~e<r V< = 170 V !. = 6.5 S< = 2.2 mA/V
V„ = 170 V /ez — 2 R; = 800 kf2
R„ = 0.1 Mil /„ = 0.025
Rk = 330 SZ
PCL 82
«roue v<.md< Vn = 170 V Iv 41 R; = 25 kf2
Trv~.•~ Vrr = —11 V /~ 7.5 µe,~= 12 +
<v~~~T<.r.<i`m) ~~ — 03A s+' rgP `r•~f~~~
<h.r:%n.d<. V = 100 V S = 8mA/V '~3^<~o
° ~o° k+ ~~Qr~tl~
pavd< .r•;<~n) V+ = 0V /. = 4 µ = 70 s r ~~ v
N•r.l
t
Type and Filament Voltages Currents (mA) Characteristic
daU Resistors data Base comeMions
Application
MAW Transmitting tube, see p. 190
MC Flying spot, see p. 181

MF Radar tubes, see p. IBI
MV X-Ray tubes, see p. 220
MW Picture tubes, see p. 182
OA Germanium diodes, see p. 250
OC Transistors, see p. 252
OA 2 i Volta>£e
OB ! J Stabilaers sa p. 231
PA
PB Transmitting tubes, see p. 190
PE
PL 2 D 2l Thyratron, see p. 210
PL S Relay tube, see p. 209
PL 10 Thyratron, see p. 211 -
9a r
~nPLu06 r
V, _= 170V /a = 100 S --- II mA~V ,r ®a - ~•~
,.aroa. VI = 25 V V, -= 170 V = 8.5 Rr 5.5 k12 00 0
In W, _ 10 W ° o r ~+
: ro;..i IJ = 0.3 A J, _ —21 V ~ri
ch. m „c. . . kq) i.t0 U
cOc~.l
( I O (r ft. (~ f~ (e 4 ~ ~. ~ ~ C (~ ~ t t C
Fi ~ ~
~ ~ ~ ~ _ ~~ ~ / '~ '~ S ~ ~ l~ ~ya
~ PL38 200 V
o°tp°~ V~= 30V Vgz = 7.00 V 1, 75 R; = 20 kS2
p`n'°a` !) = 0.3 A V , _ —5.5 V /~ 9.0 C°„ G 1.2 pF
<he ,enaics 9 k Octal
PL 81 Vn = 170" V
Line of tout Vf = 21.5 V Vaa = 0 V /, 45 S = 6.2 mA/V
pent°ae
11 = 0.3 A VRy = 170 V 182 3.0 1W = 8W
api)= max. 7 kV
TYpicel V„ _ —22 V
<h.r.eteri,lic.
PL 82 S = 9.0 mA/V
Frn V1= 16'.5 V V° = 170 V 53 R; = 20 kS2
. oDnao~~a°r
pentode ' !I = 0.3 A Vey =
Vp, _
170 V
—10.4 V 10 w'n = 9W
Typical V,pE) =max. 2.5 kV
cheracterintics
S = 10.5 mA/V
PL 83 Vn = 200 V R; = 0.1 MS2
via=° Vj= ISV V8, = 0 V 36 W, = 9W
mPlifrioQ V
~ Pentode If = 0.3 A V,y = 200 5 Ca, = 11.2 pF
T>Picol V„ _ —3.5 V C, _= 6.6 pF
eh.re<teri,d~~ CDg, G 0.1 pF No. nl
PL 105
PL 150 Thyratrons, see p. 211
PL 255
PL 260
PL 1267 Z 300 T, Trigger tube, sec p. 247
') Mo.. pulse dme IB"b of o e cycle with s oI IS wec.
O q Mo.. pul:e time 10"6 of ooe cycle with . me,tmum pf 2000 pmc.
0
c?ata
PL 1607
PL 5544 Thyratrons, see p. 212
PL 5545
PL 5551
PL 5552 Ignitions see p. 213
PL 5555
PL 55571
PL 17
PL 5559/ Thyratrons see p, 212
PL 57
PL 5822 Ignition, see p. 214

PY 80 Vj= 19 V V te.° r) _ /. =max. I80 CW°= max. 6550 pr t * cc. r►`c'c.
Boo:mr diode 11 = 0.3 A maz. 4 kV /.p == maz. 400 Cfilt= max. 4 ~zF k oo 0 o i,e. ~kl
o I~(Y g
Bo.aree
a
,.) ~
Novel I i. . ~~
PY 81 Vj= 17V Ve,e., = /e =max. I50 t r Le~R cy a t''`'

Boo.ror d4cd. 11 = 0.3A max. 4.5 IcV /.° =max. 450 i•° o°o°o is U~~j~
Boaster r-e~ p o° /.c Y/
i. . i
f'l
c
1
V,, = 220 V I, —max. 180 R~ =min. 40I2 f t
is
Gy ~ ~~
PY 82 Ci~lr max. 60 p F k o 00 ~'U ~'
Helf.weve VI = 19 V Vf, = 127 V /o =max. I80 Re = O S2 ° °" ~~
rec be IJ 0.3 o ~
Voinv,=max. 7OO V ~'~ o o ee•
Rectifier — t~ ~
Vkry=max. 550 Vs) ~ Non! ~c ~
i ii
QB
QE
QQE
TA
Transmitting tubes, see p. 192
TB
TH Thermocouples, see p. 238
U 30 Current regulator, see p. 239
+) Me:. pulse ,i a 1890 of o e cycle .lih a m of IB µsec.

q Mex. I60 V ~r. m.aJ A.C. t 450 V D.C. Caeho~deupoildve wi,h respect co heaoc r.
O q Men. 220 V (r.me.) A.C.+ 250 V U.L. Caohode po,kive with respect m h<etm.
~. .. a .. .. .. . . .. . . ...
> ip and Filan:en2 Voltages Characeeristic
Appl c=,xiun daxa llesistors Currents (mA) data
Base conn~c3ions
~~s .
Ida =max. I Rida = 5 kS2 • .
Vdaiovp=max.350 V Idio =max. 6 (l~da = 10 V)
UABC 80 Vdxiar°=max.350V Idx =max. 10 R;dz = 200 S2 <.
Triple diode VdaiovP=max.350V !~" =max. 75 ~Vdx = 5 V) 1 0 .c C) U
hiah mu viode Ida =max. 10 •da = 200 fl ,• o
oo s C•I~ FJ
Idso =max. 75 (Ida= 5 V) a .O o°s
harncDmieciu If. p8p ~~iert~y~t~
V. = 170 V !° = 0.8 S = 1.2 mA/V d~ m « ~,~
(dced< .rsc<m)
Trvi<al Vf = —2 V R; = 58 kS2
characcer;ecics µ = 70 Novd
(cd<d< <rsc<m)
V = 100 V /° = 0.8 S = 1.3 mA/V
Vp = —I V R; = 54 k62
p = 70
V =V6= 170 V / = 5 S = 1.8 mA/V
= 44 kS2 I~ 1.6 R; = 1.2 MS2
ec = —2 V C,,, G 2 mpF Lc. 1to Fi
V=V6= 100 V /° = 2.8 S = 1.65 mA/V y o oo s2 ~ +p
UAF 41 R = 44 kS2 I~ = 0.9 R. I~.O M(2 , o ° kr A~
=—L1 V oo ~ ~~ i
Diode variahl< V/= 12.6V ~ r -r o- o
ma ,<nc<a< // = 0.1 A {$ = 170 V
R.F. <, f.F. Ra = 0.2 MS! !, = 0.58 Rimio<n
mp)is<r R,z =0.73 Mll /,x = 0.18 g = i8
A.F. amdifier
Rk = 2.7 kSi
v6 = 100 V
R° = 0.2 Mss 1, = 0.34
FR = 0.73 MS2 !~ = 0.10 g = 7i
~fl,,
J ~ ~ ~_ ~ 5.0`~S ~t:~mQ~ ~ ~ ) ~
R~V~~-~156~~ la = 0.9 Mfg
Va, _ —2.0 V /,~ = 1.5 R < 2 mpF
= 0 V Ceai
Vaa
Va Vy= 100 V
UAF 42 R = 56 kf2 /a = 2.8 S = 1.7 mAJV
ni,ae .ariahse Vg = —1.2 V (,~ = 0.9 R; = 0.85 Mfg
m~ m°code V/= 12.bV Va3 = 0 V ya a 6
ReFm er s.F. /) = OJ A Vs =. 170 V d o° °o •; ~`t O
p6Ro` ~ = 0.22 Mfg
A.F, amplifier ! = 0.50 a o 0 o o kt' ~~ + vi
1~ = 0.17 8 = ~ r- r o —O
Rk2 = 02.7 kf2
Va3 = 0V
Rimlock
' V6 = 100 V
!b = 0.22 Mfg _
R~3 =0.82 Mfg ._ 0.09 s = 75
Rk = 2.7 kf2 ldz
V~ = 0 V
ea s e Fi
o o 00
k2 ° ds p
IJ = 19V =max. 9
DolulbBle dl de
Vdin v max.420V Id =• max. 54 o
o a; ~
Dceecmr V.= 0.1 A Idp 0
a d A.C.C.
R mlock ~ —
= 1.65 mA/V : dz c~ cy
UBC 41 Va = 170 V 1, = 1.5 R; = 42 kf2
noa6se aieae Va = —1.55 V p. = 70 9 0° ° o d1 i (•j
V — 14 V
hieh me o-iode Ij = 0.1 A S = 1.4 mA/V a ° o o° a s~
TYp;eas Va = 100 V ,i ~
/, = 0.8 R; = 50 kfd r - r s-o
eherecteri.~ics Va = —L0 V !~ = 70 Rimlock
Q
0
Type and Filament, Voltages ~~~ Characteristic
Application data Resistors Currents Base connections
data
Vb = 170 V
Re = 0.1 MS2 /, = 0.45 g = 37
UBC 41 Rk 39 kit s da o
Do°TiU a;oae V!= 14V g °° °° df C3 e
hioh triode 1 ~~
'" j
(continued) / = 0.1 A a °° °° k © + ~
A.F. ern°lifter Vb = 100 V
Ra = 0.1 Mil !° = 0.28 g = 34 r - r -O
Rk = 3.9 kit ~ efrnfoe~
Va = 170 V I° = 1.5 S = 1.65 mA/V

Vg = —1.55 V R< = 42 kit
!L = 70
V, = 100 V /° = 0.8 S = 1.4 mA/V

UBC 81 Vs = —1 V R; = 50 kit ~.c~
N, = 70 ~ •/
Douhte diode
hfah m° trance V!= I4 V w o o °° s ~~~~r~'~y~
1! al A 9 °o o° da ~- ',',
ahes<mra,adc. Vb = 170 V
A.F. emclifaer Re = 0.1 Mil 1° = 0.45 g = 37 ° '~C~
Rk = 3.9 kit
Novel
Vb = 100 V
Re = 0.1 Mil 1° = 0.28 g = 34
Rk = 3.9 kit
I ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ f ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
CJ
Va=V6= 200 V !a = $ S = L8 mA/V
Rrz = 70 kS2 /rz = 1.7 R; = L5 MS2
Urt = —2 V Cart < 2 mpF
V —V6= 100 V /a =. 2.6 S = 1.3 mA,V

UBF 11 Rrz 70 kit /~z =— 0.85 R; = 0.9 MS2
Double diode
Vn
-— —I V
vari.bte u
s,eeeode Vt = 20 V d2
ReF~ or I.F. // = 0.1 A ef .~ i . ga f ~
A
gl
,liner Vb = 200 V f '• .3,km C, •fir
A.F. emvlifier Ra = 0.2 MS2 /a = 0.66 a =
Rrz = 0.7 MS2 /rz = 0.24 g = 82
Rk = 2.4 kS2
Y
Vb = IOOV
Ra = 0.2 MS2 /a = 033
Rrz = 0.7 MS2 Irz = 0.12 8 = 76
Rk = 2.4 kS2
0
J
7yns and Pxl meat Volta Chnracteristis Boas sonneceions
U:
Aonlisotion dote gpWt~ Currenb (mA; ~~
~~~-~ ~ ,•~r- V,=V6= 170 V /e = 5.0 S = 2.2 mA/V

R,,a = 47 kSl IR = I.75 R = 0.9 Mn
= 295 S) Ce„ < 25 mpF
V„ = OV
Ve=V6= 100 V !. = 2.8 S = 1.9 mA,N
UBF 80 R,a = 47 k5] ~. = 1.0 Ri = 0.9 Mn
Double atea. Rk = 295 n
!— wf.i o
R.F. e< t.E. )I = 0,1 A Vs = 170 V o°Opo °1 ~~~)
R =0.22 Mn 1, = 0.56 yr~ez ~~F.~y
n.Fmmf sRe, Rr, = 0.68 Mn In = 0.20 8 -~ 85 7 ~nt 1'G~
i
Rk = 2.7 kSa
V„ = 0V
NovJ
Vb = 100 V
R =0.22 Mfk /e = 0.32
RR =0.68 MSE Ir = 0.12 g~ = 82
~,, Rk = 2.7 kn
Vx = DV
S = 8.5 mA/V
ve = 20o v R; = zo kn
V = 200 V /, = 55 R = 3.5 kn
1I.5 V /„ = 11 W, = 5.2 W D4
Rk = 175 S2 W, = 11 W ~ ° o ea t
IPBL 1 w /;• mo w
Dovble a:eaa. VJ= 55 V V, = 185 V S = 8.6 mA/V o~ o ez t~ v~
vCl.o A fi.J I! = 0.1 A V = I85 V le = 59 R; = 23 kn ~ °~ ~~
em.iiRe, ~ =-10 V !R = 11.3 R = 3 kS2
Rk = I40 R W, = 5W
o.w
V, = 100 V S = 7 mA/V
V = ~V
100 /. = 28.5 R; = 25 kfl
/~ /► ~r /~ ~e
4 ~ 4 i+ ~ ~R ~ "'~' l I l ~ 5~ ~'~ 5~ i
~ ~r ►- ~- r r r r r ~- r- r- j- ~- r r- r- ~-- ~- r r: ►
Vn = 180 V Ip 61 S — 9 mA/V
180 V 1~ _= 10 2 -- 22 kit
(~ —10 V Ra ,= 3 k12
R81 H'a = 4.8 W
k = 140 ~
Wn = II W
UBL 21
Doable diode
output Den[ode
Class A final V~= SSV Vn — 100 V 1, 32 5 S -= 7.5 mA/V
.a,plifiar /~ = 0.1 A V = 100 V 1~ 5.5 R; -= 25 kS2
Class AB I~, _ —5.3 V Ro = 3 kS2
cah-pall Rk = I40 S2 6Va = 1.35 W
a mplifier
Lartal 8p.
V, = 200 V /n min = 2X 50
V~ = 200 V /, m., = 2X 56 Raa = 4 kS~
Rk = 116 S2 /pzmin = 2x7.8 W, — 12.5 W
/,~ma= = 2x 14
S = 3.5 mA/V
V, _ 100 V 3 R; = 16.5 kS2
v8 = —1 V /n µ = 58
UC 92 freq.=max.300Mc(s a
R.F. triode Vj= 9.5 V
Typical /1= O.IA
eharadprisdn
V, _ 170 V /, S -= 5.5 mA/V
—I V 8.5 R, = 12 k~
Vs =_
µ =
Miniature
0
Type end Filament Voltages Characteristic
Application Currents (mA) Base connections
data Resistors data
UCC 85 V~ = 26 \/
Do~bl~ ufode /~ = 0.1 A see PCC 85 except for heater rating
J~~~ ~_ 1 { I 1 1 1 _I 1 1 ~ L...—i~~t~
~ r-- r— r-- ~-- r lr =r r r - j- r -- art ~
ka+aa = 15.5 kf1 / +aa = 6.5 Se 0.75 mA/V
R a+pT = 50 kL2 +pT = 0.19 R; = 1.3 MiZ
[;, =-2V
V,=Vs= 100 V /, = 1.5

Rr:+:+ = 15.5 kf2 / +x = 3.0 Se = 0.6 mA/V
R +pr= 50 kf1 +pT = 0.095 2 = I.0 MsZ
_ —I V
UCH 4
Triod< hevtod< Vs = 200 V 1, = 4.1 Self = 0.45 mA/V
Fr Quency
c6.naer Ra = 20 kS2 Ira+pT = 0.19 V<K = 7.5 V
hevmde .ystem) VI= 20V Rx+pT= 50 kS2
Orall•tor /I = 0.1 A
(triode aynem)
R.F. or I.F.
V6 = 100 V In = 1.9 Se1F = 0.44 mA/V
mpli(ier Ib = 20 kn 1x+pr = 0.095 Ve,< = 4V
hwtodc ayatem) Itpa+pT= 50 kS2
V,=Vs= 200 V /, = 5.2 S = 2.2 mA/V Oa•1

+x _ /ra+x = 3.5 Rr = 0.7 M~
30 V Cwa < 2 mpF
;, _ —2 V
=Vs= 100 V !, = 2.6 S = 2.0 mA/V

R +x = 30 kL1 Iaa+pa = 1.9 W = 0.7 M~
{~, OV
Val = —r-I V
Application data Resistors Currents (cnA) $ase connections
data
Vb = 200 V
R, — 100 kS2 /o = L5 g = 10.5
Vs —2 V
UCH 4 —
A.F. emr,hfier
Vb _- 100 V
(,rioae .yaem) R, = 100 kS2 1, = 0.68 g = 10.5
Tcoical
cha . ren.rio Vs = —I V
pfioae .y.le m)
Va = 100 V S = 3.2 mA/V
Vs = 0V 1, = 12 Ri = 7 kS2
µ = 22
Va V6 = 200 V /, = 2.5
Rsz+sa = 40 kS2 /sz+&a = 3.0 Sr = 0.75 mA/V
50 = 0.16 Ri = I.0 MS2
Vx3+s r _
81 V
183+s r
UCH 11 Va=Vb= 100 V /a = 1.2

Triode he.ode RPi+x+ = 40 kS2 1~+84 == I.5 Se = 0.45 mA/V
Rn+aT= 50 kS2 183+sT = 0.10 Ri = 0.6 MC e~
Fà~ee: y V1= 20V yP'~' o
(he.oae,y„em) Il = 0.1 A Vsi = —I V ~~ : .~ '. vt ~~ ~yl~;. •~
O.cillerar !' k,m 4~~ Fj
adede v,iem) Vb 200 V 1, —
Ra = 30 kS2 2.8 Vox = 7 V °~~ ~ -
50 kf) 1x3+, r = 0.16 Y
Rs3+s r —
Vb — 100 V =
Ra — 3p0,~kS~ /, +s ,_ 14
~sT~ 0.10 ^ Vo y = 4 V
r ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 5 l ~ ~ ~ ~ l l
Ve = 200 V /, = 3.5
Raz+a+ = I5.5 kS2 l+a+s+ _-- 6.5 S< = 0.75 mA/V
Rpa+Br = 52 V /aa+a r 0.19 R; = I.0 M1Z
V8]
Ve = IUO V /a — I.5
Rsz+a+ = 15.5 kSE /az+w = 3.0 S< = 0.58 mA/V
Rea+sr= 50 kf2 /aa{IT = 0.095 R; = I.0 M~
Vn = —1 V
ucx zi
Triode hevtode Ve = 200 V /, = 4.1 S<st = 0.45 mA/V
Fr quency R. = 20 kf2 /xa+aT = 0.19
Voa< = 7.S V
<h.ne<r Vj= 20 V Rsa+aT = 50 kS2 9<
heveode system) //= OlA s/ ov vo ys
(h<illator
@riode arat<ml = 100 V /, = 1.9 m,o ~ o~
V6 = 0.44 mA/V
0.095 S<st
00
F. or I.F.
Ra dine. Ra = 20 kf2 /aa+aT = V„< = 4V I !
95~
hevtode system) Ras+er = 50 kf2
Loa.l 8 v.
V, = 200 V /, = 5.2 S = 2.2 mA/V
~n+a+ /cx+a+ = 3.5
— R; = 0.7 M~
0V C,yt < 2 mpF
Vp, _ —2 V
V, = 100 V /, _ 2.6 S 2.0 mA/V

/n+n = 1.9
R; = 0.7 M~
+~ = 0
st V
w
Currents (mA) Characteristic
Application data i2esiators data Base corrections
Vy == 200 V
R, — 100 k12 !, 1.5 g = 10.5
Vr 2 V
UCH 21
A.F..malifier Ve = 100 V
Oriod< .yat<m) R, = 100 kS2 /, = 0.68 r = 10.5
Tycaie.l Vr = —I V
ch.n toiatie.
V. = 100 V
Vr = OV I, 12 R1 = 3 6"kf2~
µ = 19
V~Vs= I70 V /. = 2.2

R, = 22 kS2 1n+r. = 1.9
Ra = 47 ks2 = 0~4~ ~~
+rT ' 20 ks2 In+rr = 032
UCH 41 n —1.8 V
Triode
Ve=V6= 100 V /< = I.0
Fr<vo<nar // = 0.1 A /n+n = 1.0 S< = 0.32 mA/V
~ho~<r Ra = 47 ksl
(hrrode .yrtem)
o <mao. R +rr = 20 kt2 /ra+r r = 0.20 R, = 1.4 MA
i~~~ode r.tem)
Vb = 170 V ~ = 4.9 S<tf = 0.6 mA/V

R< = 10 kS2
Rya+rr = 20 kf2 /ra+r r = 0.32 Vo.< = 7 V
-~ -(~ ~-C"'{-{-'~^'(-~'-'~-~-+E--fry-~-~--~.--~C~•-+C--S-~-
J J I 1 I I J l i. i '~ i i -
UCH 41 b'b = 100 V S<R = 0.56 mA/V ~~ o o " ' uFr!~ ~ s
(corm.,°ed) Vf= 14V R< = 10 kS2 I ° = ° o .r
2.8 So = 1.9 mA/V '~ °o
o,cin.~oc /! = 0.1 A Rs~+a7= 20 kS2 /ra+rT = 0.20 µ = 19 * °° k ~~ i •~
RrSode ,ratan) Vmc = 4 V - p (I
Rimlock
V=Vb= 170 V to = 2.1

/xz+ra = 2.6
RQ = 27 kS2 Sc = 0.67 mA/V
R a+rT = 47 kf2 1~+aT 0.20 R; = L0 MH
i8, = 1.85 V
~°=Vb= l0A V /. = 1.2

UCH 42 R, = 18 kSZ /,r+ra = 1.5 q,y~ o~o< (' ~'
r.ioa< R, = 27 kf2 Se = 0.53 mAJV a °° °o rr ©i~~
vn+rT —140 V Isa+rT = 0.10 R. = 1.2 Mss~2 ~N o° °o /yr ~~ i ~
Fre°°ency V1= 14 V _
(hexode,y,zem) Rimlock
o,cat.zoy V6 = 170 V
(viode ,r,iem) ~ ~ = 10 kSZ /° 5.7
rT 4$ /ra+aT = 0.20 Set(= 0.65 mA/V
Vosr _ V
V6 100 V Set(= 0.6 mA/V

R° = 10 kS2 1, — 3.1 S° = 2.8 mA/V
R~acar = 47 kf2 I~+rp = 0.10 µ = 22
4V
rn Type and Filament Voltages Currents (mA) Characteristic Base connections
Va—VB= 170 V l a = 3.25 S~ ==0.775 mA;V

Raz-Fax = 10 kS2 /s.,-Faa = 6.7 R; = I MS2
UCH 81 Rs,+xr = 47 L[l I„+8T = 0.2 R.q — 70 kSl
Va=VB= 17O V /x = 6.8 S = 2.4 mA/V °°°oos",

$ys,x ~! ~~
R.F~Por d1.F. 3.5 R( = 0.7 MS2
18 g °°
VJ— 19V Vsz+ax — V
/n+rx =
o° +r V~~~S
(hen~od~~.r,tem) /J =~ O.I~A a
Trn:o.t Va = 100 V /x = 13.5 S = 3.7 mA/V ~~~ 9i ' s
ch,ra~~or:,uc, R; kSZ
(o
-;ode ,ncem) Vs = 0V Nor.1
-
. o.~ai,~or — 22
(idode ,r•~oo+1 V6 = 170 V /x = 4.5 S~((= 0.55 mA/V
Ra = 22 kfE
RBA+sr = 47 kSZ l„ +ar = 0.2
UCL 11 S = 2.1 mA/V
Triode ompue — 60 gZ( ry
revode — 202 /x = 2.0 ~A ~ — aT
VJ= 60 V V V `6
Trn:=, (
~bxrx~~~r;,,;~, 1J = 0.1 A a = 200 V /x = 45 S = 9 mA/V ~~ ~' F~~ ~
bdod~ ,r+~,m) V = 200 V /a = 6 R; = IS kS2 aQ ~
c(a "(
mo(~~. Vs = —8.5 V R, = 4.5 kS2
Geaode sv,~em) Wo = 4W y
Va V6= 200 V S = 2.2 mA/V
R = 60 kSl /, = 6 R,• = L2 MS2
OF 9 ~~
g _ —2.5 V /ax = I.7 Cxai < 2 mpF a ~9~.
~ om0 0° ~~~
Ver;eble mu g2 . .F)/ ~(:y
VI= 12.6V Vq~ = 0V
/J = 0.1 A V,= [.b= 100 V S = 2.0 mA/V / ° ~ ° ry + ti
R.Fe°or d(.F,
pmnt;G~r R8z = 60 kf2 /, = 3.2 Rj = 0.0 MS2 k g3 'V U
0.85
V~
, _ —L30
V
/xz =
t)«.(
I
r
Ra = 0.2 Mfg /, - 0.65 g = 88
Rg, = 0.8 Mfg /n = 0.17
R4 = 2.5 kf2
OF 9 Vaa = 0V ~ m a
V = 126V
k~mi~~ed) / o o ~j E ~% •1ci
A.:~. .mnGfi~r
/J1= 0.1 A Vb = 100 V o~ o
Ro = 0.2 Mfg / = 033 g = 82 ~ °q o° ~ ~ vi
R,z = 0.8 Mfg I~ = 0A8 k g7 •fl (I
Rk = 2.5 kf2
Vta = 0V Oeal
V. = 200 V 1, = 6 S = 2.2 mA/V
R,~ = 70 kR I~, = 1 .7 R; = 1.5 Mfl
Vg, _ —2 V C,~i < 2 mpF
OF 11 V,=V6= 100 V / = 2.8 S = 1.8 mA/V

V.ri.bk m~ ~ 70 V Ip' = 0.9i R; = LI Mfg
pentode ~~~
+1 r fl
R' FT or I.F. ? ~
/) •$k,Gq' ,.y\a a
A.F. .mvlifier = a' I A V6 = 200 V
Ra = 0.2 MR 1. = 0.76 ~' '
R„ = 0.6 Mfg lea = 0.26 g = i7
Rr~ = 2 kf)
Y
Vb = 100 V '
Re = 0.2 Mfg /, = 037
~f2 /~ = 0.12 g - 6G
Rk = 0'2
AType and Fiament Voltages Characteristic
pplication data Resistors Currents {mA) Base connections
data
V,= Vg== 200 V 1„ _- 6 S =. 2.2 mA!V
R,z — 60 kS2 la, = 1.7 R; = L0 MS2
Vr, =-2.5V ~ ~ C,r, < 2 mpF
V,:, = 0V
V,=Vb= 100 V
Rz = 60 k2 j, 3.2 S = 2.0 mA/V
OF 21 V„ =-1.3 V /,, = 0.85 R; I.0 MS2
V.rf,bl. Mtr Vsa = OV 9" d v w
n..md. Vj= 12.6V na 0000 gr ~~
R.oF. r LF. jj = 0.1 A Vb -= 200 V
mpiflie` o~ o ~
~ i a
Ro == 0.2 MS2 /. = 0.65 ' oo k
n.F. nmcGfie` r< i o.,:
Rea = 0.8 MR /r_ -= 0.17 g = 88
R4 = 2.5 kit
Vp, = OV Lo[tel Bp.
Vb = 1C0 V
Ra = 0.2 MS2 1, — 0.33
Rra = 0.8 MS2 /a. = O.GS a == 82
Rp = 2.5 kS2
Vs, = 0 V
V. = 170 V $ - 2.2 mA/V
R„ = 40 kit j, _= 6 k = I.0 MS2 ~~. .a "tt ~
V„ =-2.SV !r, = 1.75 C,,, G 2 mFF [; O° °o yr " ~<•i
V~le~mu Vj— 12.6V
o<Moe~ jj = 0.1 A Vo = 1C0 V o o k~Q ~i~ti
R.F. or l.F• Ra = 40 kS2 !, = 3.3 ' S = .9g.mA~V >• - i O - c>
I ~1 y ~<~~
OF 42 Va = 170 V .. S = 8 mA/V D) D] cJ ,
~rmade
(LF. Vj= 21 V V+i = 170 V /o = i0 .Rt = 0.3 M(2 + o' ° ~~ ~
!/ = 0.1 A !ca = 2.8 12pF +' °_°o w~ «~ ( `~
checic~eleaa ~e = UV R.a G 1060
Rimloek
OF 80 Vo >= i70 V
R.F. pentode Vj= 19V V = 0V /, = 10 S
~
= 7.4 mA/V
= 0.4 Mfg
R.F. m t.F. It = 0.1 A ~ = 170 V /~ Z.5
a+t < 7 mpF
.m°suer ~ _ —2 ~/
r~
N° ° o
o `(;
0 0
OF 85 Q
R.F. v.riable V.=Va=' 170 V S = 5.8 mA/V ° o~ ~
m. °eoroae Vt —
— 19 V R = 27 kfl ! = 9.7 R; 0.2 Mil
R.F. or t.F. !t = 0.1 A V~
j+;~ _ —2 V /,+ 2.6 Re° =
= 1.4 kf2
.mvlifier •aa = 0 V Noval
t f t 4)
OF 89 Va - 170 V !a 12 S = 4.4 mA/V ' * o° ° ° o ° v6 ~+

V.rieble mo Vj= 12.6V V = 100 V 18.. _- 4.4 IL = J 0.3 Mil •. o° o° •~ r~ «i
R.F°or aLF. !t = 0.1 AV R = 0 V Capr < 2 mpF ~ Dy n ;U
c
amalilicr Y•pr = —I V
Novel
~O
O Currents (mA) Base connections
9 V
V° 170 V
V~ = 170 V /°
= 53 R; = 20 k
10 R = 3 k52
UL 41 Vp, __ —10.4 V l~ = Wp = 4W
op~pp~ W = 9W
penz°de
claT n t;^°I Vl= 45 V S = 8.0 mA/V .2 (! ~
"I'E"' If = 0.1 A V, = 100 V 1° = 29 R; = 18 kS2
cl,„ AB Vaz = 100 V /ez = 5.5 R° = 3 kS2 ~à °~
o 0 ~~ °~
0o ky4 ©
~ ~~
ep,^,h-pull
nsse, Va, _ —5.7 V Wp = 1.35 W +~O
t-t O O
V° = 170 V /°m;^ = 2x 44
Vax = 170 V !°,p°, = 2x 49 R°° = 4 kS2
Rk = 100 4 / xp,;p = 2x 8.8 W, = 9W fs;n,l^=~
f xp,°. = 2x 16.5
S = 10.5 mA/V
V° = 165 V /, = 73 R; = 20 kS2
V~ = I65 V h = 4.5 R° = 2.4 kt2 to 0 o!c. 4y O.a
UL 84
Va, _ —11.3 V W= 6W "'q2 0 0~ ìa` r
~~~d~ VI = 45 V W° = 12 W v o o° tc. n ~ti
Cleee A Gâ1 ll = OJ A xe. s2
°mpGfier V = 100 V 1° = 43 S = 9 mA/V [el'y F~ ~
Vaz = 100 V lax = 2.8 R; = 20 kSZ Novel
Va = —6.7 V R° = 2.4 kit
W, 1.9 W
L ~ ~ t t
1 '~ • vd 1v,=
R„ = I.0 MS2 /p
~'.~ al► =►90°/5°) ) ))
too 1 ► 1= 1.4/1.8 S ~'~ ~~
Vp = 0/-4.2 V
UM 4 Vy=V1= 100 V e20a

Tunine
R„ = I.0 MS2 4 = 0.40/0.52 a, = 90°/0° i
indkemr Vp = 12.6 V Vp = 0/-2.5 V
b< /p = 0.1 A vb=v,= zoo v
+r~lem) k,9' a;07
Ian na~,iy. Rae = I.0 M~ /7 = 1.4/2.0 a2 = 90°/5°
.ra.m) V8 = 0/-12.5 V
o.f.l
V6=V1= 100 V
R,~ = I.0 MS2 11 = 0.40/0.61 a, = 90°/0°
V, = 0/-8 V
V6=V.= 200 V
UM 34 R°, — I Ms2 !7 = 1.4/1.8
r nine
a, = 90°/5° f af,0f
6'p = 12.6 V V, = 0/-4.2 V 9

Gensidve {p = 0.1 A 200 V
.yel<m)
Ian n.aiy. R°z — I MS2 !t
Va=V7= = 1.4/2.0 a, = 90°/5° r ea,aa
.m.m) Ve =0/-12.5 V
O<al
Vy=V7 = 170 V
UM 80 Vf = 19 V R° = 0.5 MS2 la
r°n /p = 0.1 V Re = 0370.01 p = 550°
= 3 MS2
ve =—tl-1z v
Nov.l
N
N Type and Filament Yoftages ~~~ Characteristic
N Application dnta Resistors Currents $sae eonneMioos
data
a C7 47
UY 1 N V/= SO V Vr, = «~~~cy
H.If-w 250 V !, =max. 140 Rr =min. 175 f2 ° o° °o
77 = ~0.1 A Vr, = 127 V /. =max. 140 Rr = 0 S2 I o-O-o ry +dal
recaif>cnr tuba oo
R. utia. Cf;lr=max. 60µF a o ~
Ocaal
UY 11 ,:,
reshin¢ tube Vt. = 250 V /. =max. 140
Racaifur ~f = OJ A Gila= max. 160~F ~ ''>~
p\~ f
.~
Y
UY 41
H.If-wave = UY 42
reedfyi°¢ tube
1JY 42 Vr, =max. 250 V !, =max. 100 Rr =min. 210 fl rdo o° ,c ~c~ k~ ~
Vf= 31 V Vr. =max. 220 V =max. 100 =min. 16052
H.If-w.>a a oo oo k
recut>i°¢ mb. /! = 0.1 A Vr, =max. 127 V =max. 100 0 S] Ea i b
Raiser Ve. =max. 110 V =max. I OO 0R I -I ra - ~a
!an =max. 600 Cslr= max. 50µF RimlaY
/
- ,~ ,--~ ,- }- ,-- ,- ~-- ,- t- t- ,- ~-- ~- ~--1- ►- ,- ►- r- r
UY 82 V — 55 V
t!•it'"•`'• 1ff = 0.1 A See EY 82 except for heater rating
recr,lrine rube
c.
Ver = 250 V 1, =max. 110 Re =min. 100 S2 a 0 0o i.~, ~
° ~i
UY 85 -- 220 V —max. 110 =min. 90 S2 °
Hd4»~.«
V
f_
38 V
=- 127 V = max. I10 -= Of2 '~~~ noo o ic. ~~
A 110 V -max. 110 = 0 f2 @ a ` .itiC4
r•a.(1<r /~ 0'I =
/<c =max. 660 Qiir<r= 1001rF Nord
f c
H YW92
h,ah-. .~ m
Vf = 26 V Vr, =
/~ = 0.1 A V„ =
127 V /,
110 V
=max. 70 Rr =
Csh<r=
0 f2
IOO pF
to° o a
ro. o o ~.~
r~~
rj
~
n<GH<r ° ;~
is °k ~
O
M.ni.rure
N
W
Type and Filament Voltages Characteristie
Application data Resuton Currents (mA) gale connections
data
y ce. C7 '.
lA3 ,a e ~oa %~~
sfus~r diodr V~ = L4 V Vdiuvo = /d = mex. 0.5 Vw =max. 140 V o o ~~
oeocaor // = 0.15 A max. 330 V /da = max. 5 t ~ oì-~i
Mini.mm
lABs
t~ecrodc sce DK 96
Fr oucncv
chon¢er
lAC6
Fi.,rod~ see DK 92
Fr auenry
cha~¢er
lAH5
Diode see DAF 96
pentode
1 AJ 4 see DF 9b
R.F. penmde
1B24A
1 B 35 TR and ATR switches, see p. 243
~ —( —~ ~ --1 —{ --1 —~ --~ —( ---( —( --( --( —{ —( —( —1 —1 —~
~ ,— ~ ~ 1~ ~ ~ ,~ ~ ~ ~.~~oz; Are ~ i~' ~~ ~"d _ j
Va = 90 V ! q = 4.5 R; = 0.35 Mta sa o ° 0 9 ol~ci
2L4 ~~ = OV /aa = 2.0 Cva,< BmPF ao oya ~~~! ry
V — 1.4 V o
o"F —o~~ii+
R.F~nor dl.F. /))= 50 mA 't9 3
•mvlli~er Va = 90 V /q = 2.0 S =0.925 mA/V
1ja — 67 0 V fsa 1.3 Rr = 0.6 MS2 nritn~e~gre
c, —
2M3
r~e~ee see DM 70
~~a~ee~er
1R5
t~evrede see DK 91
Frequency
changer
1S5 seeDAF91
Diode
venrode
IT4
V.rieble see DF 91
mu ven~vde
N
to
N
O~
Application data Resistors Currents (mA) $ase connections
data
2742
2 J 42A
2 J 49 Magnetrons, see p. 243
2750
2 K 25 Klystron, see p. 243
Vf _= 1.4 V S = 1.9 mA(V

V° -- 135 V
V~ = 90 V 1° = 14.8 R; = 90 kS2
= —7.5 V ! 8e — 2.6 R = 8 kS2
3'A 4 Vsi GV° = 0.6 W
Output W° 2 W g7 d
CI°s, A .4.F. 11 = 0.2 A V! = 1.4 V S — 1.9 m.4IV ° ° `T~ y
S.°°t °maus~, V° = 150 V /° = 133 R; = 100 kS2 °o o °
= 90 V laz ~~~~
R.F. fieal l j ~= 2.8 V Vaz = 2.2 R° = 8 kit t ..t 0;+6+~
sm,re°, /! = 0.1 A Var -_ —8.4 V !a✓° -= 0.7 W
Gu e~~
en~eiioe V! = 1.4 V M.°sure
V° = 150 V I° = i8.3
~aa _ Q5 ~,esi = 06.3 {req.
W =
= 50 Mc/s
1.2 W
V
~ f ( ~ ~ °f ~ ! 1 ~ ~ ~ ~ ( ~ C
~ 3 >_~ ►
De
Tyr
Vj= L4V V,
d< =
rr90 V ~~ ~-~-r_r~.~~- r r - r r- r r
,=
Tvr,~cal
heracurisGcs
11 = 0.22 A VB — —2.5 V /e 3.7 R; = 8.3 k!Z
;x = IS 9r
k
ft.
:mou=pull
.e~uar,r Vj= 2.8V i'n = 133 V /. a 2X IS freq.= 40 Mc/s Q, ° ° ° ~~^~~
Var = —20 V / — -r
c~r~rm~rrena ll = 0.11 A V,p = 2x45 V a _ 2x2.5 W, — 2 W r —o~s~,
opefnlien) tV'titliatUfe
3C4
ouePne see DL 96
ryenlode
3 C 45 Thyratron, see p. 210

S = 2.0 mA/V
V — 1.4 V V — 86 V 1 = 8 R; _- O.I I MS2
3Q4 1! = 0.1 A Var = ~ 5 V laz = I.8 W, = 0.29 W~ 92
OPrPuo W, = 1.2 W 9t ° o ° ,9j r/u.r~~cy
pen lode O d ~,
i O
cf.r, n s~naf S = 1.9 mA/V o 0 ~rY r'y
emnlifier
VI=2.8V e —— 86 V 1, = 0.12 MS2 r .r o~sri d.
7.0 R;
1/ =SO mA Vsr —4.3 V /~ I.5 R. = 10 kSE Min6rure
W, — 0.27 W
4
ons see DL 92
yentode
4
ou`n see DL 94
pentode
N
J
N
Type and Filament Voltages Currents (mA) C6aracteristio Base connections
4 J 50 ngagnetrons, see p. 243

aJ~s
5 J 26 Magnetron, see p. 243

a' (~
5 Y 3 GT V~= 5 V Vr, — 2x500 V /, = 84 Rr =min. 140 i2 ° °' ~~~
F°u-wa.e l/ = 2 A Vr, — 2x350 V I, = 125 Re =min. 50 t2 r 0 °~ t i~
reclirvins tpbe Cfamr= 10 p.F ~r y
o~t.r
6AB8
Trioda see ECL 80
Oulput
pentode
6AJ8
T"°a`
hrntode see ECH 81
. ►
sacs 1 ) ) ) _) Av ► 1 ► 'Is ~ lE

~ ) fo o~
_
_
~
Vf= 6.3 V V Y -= 120 V ! a = 7.7 R; 0.7 Mfg 91 -
e Trnni~:ide II=0.175 A ~; _ —2 V /az — 2.4 Rea = 2 kS2 k'9s. c o
eb.r.e~ed.;ie. Cna;< 0.02 pF 9~ iw~
Mini.wre
6AK8
Trioie diode see EABC 80
Mc6 m
«lode
6 AL 5 see EAA 91
Dooble diode
6 AM S see EL 91
Ooine~ ae~mde
6AM6 seeEF91
R.E. nrnmde
N
0 Type and Filament Voltages Characteristic
Application data Resistors Currents (m.4) data $ese connections
S = 8.5 mA/V ~ ~ w
6 AQ 4 2 = 12 kSl o°o
cr...d.d-er~d Vf= 6.3 V V. -=
V =-
250 V
—L5 V /, —
_
10 ~`W. -= 100
w o oy
~r;.a- // = 0.3 A Rb 2.5 W o o,
°~rd = 150 S2 R., —_ 400 S2
r6.r.<«n.n" (req.=max.250 Mc/s Mtoi.mo-
6A 5 V. = 250 V /, = 45 S 4.1 tnA/V r , ~ ~

52 kt2 ro°o ~/~~
Ooe~~ V — 6.3 V Vg = 250 V 1,,
—12.5 V
= 4.5 R;
5 k4 w ~ o 0 9z ~'"~Jve
q."`.a. R,
a... a c..i // = 0.45 A vxr = W. 4.5 W yi
.mou~~.r 9r ~~~~',~~~~~
W. _= 12 W
Mini.mra
6 AQ 8 gee ECC 85
Doubly .node
V, = 250 V S = 1.2 mAjV ~ } p? n o

6 AT 6 —3 V 1, = I R; = 58 ks2 0°o u~~ r~
D.~b!. d~.a. V1 = 6.3 V Vf — ~. = 70 wo o n
' hiah m. uf.d. // _' 0.3A ° o+ ~C'1►t,
Trv~r.l V, = 100 V S = 1.3 mA/V v
cb.r.ce.ri.uo' Vf = —I V /" = 0.8 R 54kS2
µ _— 70 nr.;.~.r.
( ( ( ( ( ( ( 1 1 ( ( ( C ( ( C ~
~ (.
i g, _ I50 V /ai = 4.3 Rr = I M~ s
R6 AU t6 < o
VJ= 6.3 V Vaa — 0V yJsra
IJ 0.3 A ~~ 5 o ~,~
o -
<hee~°:`->I~i«
= = g ~~"tf"'~
100 V !~ = 2 . R; — 0.5 M~
Vs, __ —I V
I~aa — 0 \/ Mini<wa
~ /~
f ood ~~V r,
6AV6 S' _= 1.6 mA~V k0° °,

°~ ~~ 1~
Double di°d< VJ= 6.3V V, = 250 V a~
high m" .and< 1.2 R; — 62.5 kS2 v
eC"i<.1 !r = 0.3A Va — —2 V I° µ I00 Mini•mre
ch< iuiaic<
Va=V6= 250 V S 4.5 mA/V s

Vta = 0 V /° -= 11.6 R; _= I MS2 ~° ° o , c. (~
33 kS2 R<, _= 4 kSZ
v /~~ ay
6 BA 6 R, = Isz 4.5
v.ri<bl< V7= 6.3 V ~~ _ —I V Cost < 3:5 mpF 9d'a o o ~
"'° °`"`°d` IJ = 0.3A Va Vb== 9 ~1~'
R.F. or LF. 100 V S -= 4.3 mA/V ~'-
amnGR<, Vs, ~-- 0V /, -= 10.8 R; _ = 0.25 MS2
Vs, -= 100 V /sz — 4.4 R<, = 4.3 kS2 M.n~.mr<
Va. __ —1 V
6 BE 6 Vn = 250 V /° = 3 ~o ° o' ~
7.1 S< -=0.475 mA/V by 1 ~!
He o[ode V(= 6.3 V Va,+aa =° 100 V /sza-sa '= R; -= I MS2
ky5 0
0 0
o p2,gl
~ ;.~
Fr<au<n<r IJ >= 0.3 A Vs, ---1.5 V 9
<h.na<` Rs, _= 20 kS2 Is, .-= 0.5 aJ v
w iori<mre
W Type and Filament Voltages Characteristic
N Application data Resistors Currents (mA) $ese connections
data
6 BE 7
Ee~eode
see GQ BO
6BQ5
o„to„~ see EL 84
o<~rode
6 BQ 7 A f ~ ~ `~ v~
Double «'ode V~— 63 V Vv = I50 V /o — 9 S = 6.4 mAIV Ka oO° g vet r~
220 S>_ = 6.1 kS2 g. °o o° o ~ e~

cherxc%: ~ri<: 17 = 0.4 A Rp = R; vi1
ever nrarem) N' — 39 +' s ~ Gi ~
Novel
6 BR 5
T,,,,;,,g see EM 80
wa~<aror
6 BX 6
R.F. veetode see EF 80
6 BY 7
R.F. v.rieb~e see EF 85 '
mu venrode
1 ( ( ( ( ( ( ( t f ( 1 1 ( I I i 1 1
6CA7
Optpat
pentaae see EL 34
r ~
6 CB 6 V, = 200 V /,. = 9.5 S = 6.2. mA/V ° oo
oo ~~
a z u
Roil on a<t VI= 6.3 V Vas = I50 V Iu = 2.8 R; = 0.6 MD o o ~
Typical 11 = 0.3 A Vim, = 0V gf 9~s ~
etiataetetiaiea Rw = 180 Sl mtini,tate
6CD7
n aina see EM 34
i meat^t
6 CJ 6 see EL 81
Line utput
pentode
6CK6
vide^ see EL 83
a mplifyina
pentode
6CN6
Optput see EL 36
pentode
w
w
Application data Resistors Currents (mA) ~~ Base connections
6 CQ 6
see EF 92
mu veniod~
6DA6
v.dbde ' see GF 89
mu veniode
V, = 100 V 8.5 S = 5.3 mA/V
Dn
B7
~6na. Rk = I00 4 !, = R. = 7.I ktl ~ ¢ ri v
h ~.ri~rio. // = 0.45 A °' o o ~ ryi `~~
c'~J~
R.F
eleler~ ~ 1/e = —10 V /, _ '2x IS W;¢ = 0.35 W °• - a
,ucr, R, = 625 f2 1, 2x 8 W. = 3.5 W
.ne~><ai.~nr Rh = 220 S2 nd~n;.~„r.
6N8
Do~bl. d~od< see EBF 80
var. mu vemod~
6Q4
Cronnded-¢rid see EC 80
mode
6R 3 see EY BI
Bon.~.r
6R4
o~~~a~o, ( see EC 81
( ~ l ( ( ( ( ~ ~ ( ( ~ ~ ( ( 1
W
V~
y`
w
rn
Application data Resistor Currents ~~~ Characteristic
Base connections
data
V• = 250 V 1. = 3.5 S< = 0.45 mA/V

V z+q.= 100 V /~+e< = 8.5 R' = I Mtl
6 SA 7 GT R, 20 k /„ = 0.5 ~~ . ~
o 0 0 o s«t u ,n
Fr<a°<n<r /! = 0.3 A
<A.°s<. V. = 250 V 1. 3.5 S< = 0.45 mA/V t ° o o° t
= v~ ~+ 1/v~
V +r.= 100 V /~+r. = 8.5 R = I Mf] pi u U
V, _ —2 V
V° = 250 V /. = 9.2 S = 2 mA/V

V = 100 V /~ = 2.6 R; = 0.8 Mfl
~ —3V
6SK7GT l}~, —
— O V yt s ~ y
a ~•~
/j -= 0.3 A 0 o
ch~r cieri.u<. V. = 100 V /. = 13 S = 2.35 mA/V >' ° t b ~+/w~
100 /~ = 2.6 R; = 0.12 MC1 s ~ u r,
n V
V~ = 0V o<w
~ ~ ~ ~ ~ .J J .~ ~ _! (~ (~ _ l ~ ~ r ( ~
I j ~-- ~-- F~— ►-- F— ~-- I— ~— ►— ►-- ~ ►._ 1— t— h— ►._.
V, =_ 250 V /, _ 9 S = 2.6 mA/V
6SN7GT V, —8 V R = 7.7 kf]
Double viode
µ = 20 r
Vf= 6.3 V
Tyoic•I
eb...e~eri.~ie• /~ = 0.6 A f
(ce..rnem) v. 90 V /, = 10 S 3 mA/V
V, OV IZ = 6.7 kSl
µ = 20 o,~.l
Ve = 250 V /, -- 0.9
V, _ —2 V R, = 191 n~
6 SQ 7. GT µ 100
Double diode Vf = 6.3 V
6iQ6 mu triode /~ = 0.3 A
Typicd V. _ 100 V 1, = 0.4 S = 0.9 mA/V
eb.,•e~ea.ue. —I V
V, _ Rt = 110 kSl
µ — 100 oe~.l
w
v
W
data
V° = 250 V /
10 S == 5.2 mA/V
6U8 Rk' 168 ~ 1~ = 3.5 Rf = 0.4 N.i2
Triode pen~ode
cherrYDerutin V1=• 6.3V / f ap c7

(°e°r°d< .num) // = 0.45 A 9J o° ° oo k9$+ O'/ q
Ty~oie•1 0 0
c L•r.er<ri.~in _ 9 0 o h OQ I«~
V° I i0 V /V
trd°d< .r•r<m) /° I tl R; 48 kit + 9r ''r 4r ~
Rk 56 i2 -= Novei
µ 40
S = 4.1 mA/V
V° = 250 V 50 kil
6 V 6 GT
250 V IR,
/° 45 R =
V - _- 4.5 R, = 5 kit
~~~ar Vt = —12.5 V W, = 4.5 W rz v~ 4 ~
ci°~ A r°°~ W= 12 W ~ oo
ofifier o
ci•.. ae V1= 6.3 V ~ 0 0 or ,~
~~~ ~
w.h-o°u oo ~/
I! = 0.45 A
V° 250 V /<m;n -= 2X70 S = 3.75 mA/V
VR, 250 V !° m<° _ 2x79 R = 60 kit
Vg, —15 V /r,m;n == 2x 5 R<. _= 10 kit o«•i
/s m., 2x 13 W, = 10 W
--~ --4 '---1 ---t ---1 ~ —~ —r —f
-~'~'~~—~~~~~~
1
2
E.H see EY 51
Renifyinembe
t
f vi ~
6X4 °° ° o
F ~~-w < V1= 6.3V Vrr = 2x325 V /• = 70 Rt =min.300 ~ o a rt/ ~~
r hrc¢Ir v wb< /1 = 0.6 A ClRoar= max.4 µF ° k
° q ;tj
Recdtier °r Cf
Minumr•
see PCC 84
D~bIA<Neriod•
8A 8 see PCF 80
Triod< v<mod<
9 AK 8
Trivl< d{od< see PABC 80
hi•h-mu viode
see PCC Si
D9°bQiriB<
°d
?bAd ~/= Oz15 A see 6 AT 6 except for heater rating
Meh.mu viod<
12 AT 7 see ECC 81
Double rriod<
12 AU 6 V1 = 12.6 V
R.F. venwd< // 0.15 A see 6 AU b except for heater rating
W
b
'Type and Filament Voltages Characteristic
O Application data Currents (mA) $ase connections
Resistors data
12 AU 7 see ECC 82
Double rrind<
12 AV 6 V~= I2.bV
Double dloa< / ,_ 0 1 g A see 6 AV 6 except for heater rating
bash mu vfude ~
12AX7
Double see ECC 83
bieh mu vfude
12BA6 V/=12.6V
v.d.ble mu /~ — 0.15 A see 6 BA 6 except for heater rating
veniode
12BE6
N<~~~d< arcd V/= 12.6 V
lievusu<r // = 0.15 A see 6 BE 6 except for heater rating
chmser
r— s--- r— I — T' r r— r— r r-
12 SA 7 GT V~ = 12.6 V see 6 SA 7 GT except for heater rating
Heprodc I~ = 0.15 A
12 SK 7 GT Vr= 12.6 V
v°âble m see 6 SK 7 GT except for heater rating,
oeniode u
! ~ = 0.15 A
12SN7GT ' V1= 12.6V see 6 NS 7 GT except (or heater rating

De~ble «cede IJ = 0.3 A
12 SQ 7 GT V~= 12.6 V
afoa~ 1 = 0.15 A
Do~b~e
see 6 SQ 7 GT except for heater rating
hi¢h ~eceae <
15A6
vcdee see PL 83
ampl~fy~e¢
pentode
18A5
t:e.me er see PL 82
u ued o tDu[
Dentod<
A AType and Filament Voltages ~~~ Cheraactaeristic
N pplication data Ruiston Currmm Bue connection
1723
Boo.rer see PY 81
a~ede
19 D 8 see UCH 81
Triode
hevrode
19 X 3 see PY 80
Ben.rer
a~nde
19Y3
Helf-wave seePY82
recti{rina rube
21 A 6
Lin oerver see PL 81
pemoda
V = 200 V / = 46 S = 8 mA/V
Vn = 125 V /„ = 2.2 R = 28 kS2
25 L 6 GT Rk = 180 n Rn = 4 kR t.J - , 9 ~~
oerpm We = 3.8 W ' °° o ~r~F~,
ventode VJ = 25 V We = 10 W o0 0
clue A (tnJ ~/ = 0.3 A oo r1~~/ r vi
emvlifier V, = I10 V /e = 49 S = 8 mA/V q7 U U
V — I10 V Is, = 4 Rr = 13 kf2
Vp = —7.5 V
W = 21 W ocref
35Z5GT ,
H•f{•w•••
r«rifyins VJ= 35 V V,, = I I7 V 1, = 100 R~ =min. 15 f2 • ° ~
retie — O.ISA Vn =
/1 — 235 V /. = 100 R~ =min. 100 n ° r' `~
R«user C = 40 EaF 0
~ °o o° f ~~ ` si
a oew ~~
«.(~ ~.( .~ ~( ~ ~ ~ ~ 1 J ~( 1 ~ ...f ~l ~~ J _.(
1 1 ~-- l-_ 1--
50 C 5 Vo = I10 V /. -~ 49 S = 7.5 mAN ~ ~ 9~

o~r o ~~
Y, u
Vj= 50 V V , — 110 V /,~ = 4.5 R; = 10 I,f2 °°°
°`"yea. Vrr = ° 9a ~y ~Y-+
I! = 0.15 A —i.5 V R. 2.5-kfz v+ °
W. = 1.9 W xg7 ° °a ~ y!l
W, = 5.5 W
- M:~6i~rc
V. = 200 V /o = 50 S = 9.5 mAN

V — 110 V Ir = 2 R = 30 kfl
Vn = —8 V R, = 3 kf)
W, = 4.3 W
SOL6GT H: = IOW
Ou~vu~ ca v~ o ~
o•orode Vf= SOV ' o0 0 ~~~~
oli(iar o o ~~~~Yi
aN (I U
V. = 110 V to = 49 S = 9 mA/V
V = I10 V /,~ — 4 R; = 13 kf2
W, = 2.1 W
or~d
w
Currents (mA) Base connections
58 CG
phototubes, see p. 228
58 CV
85 Al
Voltage reference tubes, see p. 230
85 A2
90 AG
90 AV
90 CG Yhototubes, see p. 228
90 CV
90 C1
100 E1
150 Al Voltage stabilizers, see p. 231
150 B2
I50 CI
328 Industrial rectifying tube, see p. 204
329
340 Current regulators, see p. 239
354
367 Industrial rectifying tubes, see p. 204 - -
451
l ~ c >~ L L ~ L C L Z~ CZZZZ~Z-1
► .r- r- ~- r r r r- r- r- r~ r r r- r r r , ~~---~-~.~-~
723 AB Klystron, see p. 243
725 A Magnetron, see p. 243
1002
1010 Industrial rectifying tubes, see p. 204'
1012 Current regulator, see p. 239
1037
1039
1048
1049
1053
1054 Industrial rectifying tubes, see p. 205
1059
1063A
106911
1089
1110
1119
1129
1138
1163
1164
1174
1176
1177
A
rn Type and Filament Voltages Characteristic
Currents (mA) Base coanections
1533
1534
1543
Industrial rectifying tubes, see p. 207
1544
1553
1554
r o
1561 Cett< 60µF o
Pa~~•w•v= V) = 4V Vr. = 2X500V /, = max. 120 Rt = min. 50 S2 a o c a'
r~atHv~ay I = 2A = 2X400 V = max. i40
CF7t> 60µF o ~'
tabs 1 = 2X300 V = max. 160
Rectilier Rey = min. 100 f2 f V lr
A
1564
1710
1725A
1729
1749A
1759
1768
1788
A ~ ~ ~ J ~ ~ ~ J ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 1 .~_~
E r- r - ►- r- r- ►- ►- ►- r- ,- ~- r r r ~- ,>
1805
F~II-ws.e V) = 4V V~, = 2X500 V ro max. 60 Rt =
min.l00i2
a
ect.frin¢
i = in = 2x300V max. 100 = mtn. 60 f2 i~
r tube CfiEt= max. 60µF
Ratifier A
2638
1849 {ndus2rial recd(yipg tuh=_s, eee p. 206•
1659
t.
N
Type and Filament Voltages Characteristic Base corrections
Currents (mA) data
Application ' data Resistors
1904
1905
1908
1909
1909A
1910
1913 Current regulators, see p. 239
1918-01
19`L3
1926
1927
1928
1941
1945
3530
3533
3538
3545 Phototubes,see p. 228
3546
3554
4050
4065 Electrometer tubes, see p. 236
4065
¢t52 d Rl~-~etal •ela~y

L ~~~ ~3
~ ~ ~ ~ >< ~ >[ ~ .~ ~ r
'~- ►- ~-- r-r-~~--~~--s---.r- ~
4349 ' ' ~
4369
4370 Surge erteatera, aee p. 234
4371
4372
4373
4378
4379
4330 Surge arteatera, aee p. 235
4383
4390
4397
4624 — ~ - 2~j ~ ~ r ~ o v
Output V/ = 7.2 V Ve = 800 V !a 35
ci..a A /J = LI A Va = —90 V Ra = I I ks2
tt..t W, = 9 W , a nib
•mDttn•. W. = 32 W w
4630 V/ = 4.2 V V, = 130 V S 1.3 mA/V

kSl
Ta.d. // = 0.25 A R. = 6 kf2 la 8.5 Rt = 5.5
et._.mDsr.r Va = —8.4 V •
Wa = LI W a
4631 Vj= 2 V Vv = 130 V

'rtt.a. // = 0.25 A R, = 0.6 MSl !, = = 55 kS2
0.7 Rt =
Va = —L5 V 3.24 N
vt.-.mustier ~, = I.I W sDe.. ~ v. tst
.A
0
at
Applicetiao F~data ge~uf~on Curreub (mA) C~date~hc Base conaectious
4636 V, = 200 V
r.~~oa. V/= 4 V 3 S = 2.3 mA;V
V,a = 100 V 1 = R; = 2.2 Mfg v+ pz
Trv~c.l 11 = 1.1 A _ /,z 1.2 o o ~ wn,nJ h~t,
ch..,c..a..:c. Irn — —2 V q Cee. < 6 mpF ciV
o O
~464Y` _ S = 2 mA/V O~d

Vf== 4V V, — 1500 V = R = 4.6 kf2
!^ IS
r. as I1 ~° 2.1 A V„ _ —140 V =
.ti...c~.a.dc, W. = 25 W ~ O
r ~+~
w
4652 = Re ~= min. 200 f1 ~ O

AX 1 Csi.-- mae. 61µF %.
c..rn.a Vr— 4V Vtr = 2x500V R, =min. 1504 00 o r, ~~
/, — max. 125
I.u...... /f = 2.4A V.rc = mas. IS V Cxie= max. 32µF
.c<ab+. mb. Re = n. 100 fi V
R`°"~~c` Ce1.= mex. 16µF n
9' 'L3 v•y

S = 6.5 mA/V t
V. = 25C V R; = 22 kf2
4664 V,: = 275 V 1, = 72 r t+
R, = 3.5 kf1 ~m k 9J
o.ro.c R1 = 17541 lex = 8 W, 9.2 W (e „~
....a. Vn = 0V Oa.i
W, — 18 W 4654 K
r.i :mP; r., V1—— G.3 V
1.5A / a ~©,~
a:i~->n f Va 375 V 1. m;, = 2X 53 k~m/ 4~'~~0
•'"vri"• Rs = 500 f1 /, m., = 2x G7 Ra.: 5 kf1 yJ10 1 :, ,
R4 = 195 n / a mc. = 2x6.5 W, = 26 W a 6 ti a
V~ 0V ~a m.: = 2x 16 s~ va
WS ~ ~ ~._~ ~ ~ ~ _ ~ M. ~ a~ C ~~4 P~ ~ ~ L
~) ) ) ~ ) ~) ~J ) ) J J ) ) ) ) o
4657 S = 2.2 mA/V g o o a
raoa. Vj= 4V V, = 200 V = i R; = 45 kit o xm `~~ •
rvvf=el 1J = L0 A Va = —L5 V /a µ = 99 r
~h...~z..i.~i., Ca, < 3 pF o ~ -
aa ~
4fi62
N.uu euuiva Va =150-170V !a = Z a+~x •~~~''•
'T~~~Q` Vvs =165-190 V I,e = 0.04--0.05 yb~~
i„ai~.~a, svc~. a v. (o •
4671 U.H.F. tubes, see p. 171

4672
r r yl
4873 Va = 250 V 5 mA/V x p4 F 0
VJ= 4V VBz = 200 V /a = 8 S = M52 s~~ , ~s
R.F. oeucodo
/J = 1.35 A Val = —2.5 V /az = L5 RI ~ 1.5
12 mpF gJ a
a
R.F..mvllfier
O V Caa~ < ~p p
Vaa = g? ~ 3 s a
P
_ / m, = 2x 24
4682 250 V /v m• = 2X 29 R.v = 15 kSl
o,,,vv, Vez = = 2X3.5 W, = 14 W
Rk — 540 ~ llezmlo
z m.: = 2x 4
v.utvae
Clews AB V/= 4V kg3 aD ©gf ? ~ `~
aG4i« v v a
2X 20
cl... s Va = 3fi V la m, = 2x 45 R,v = 9 kS2 a ~ r ,
emh~aull — /a m: = 9a
2
—32 V /az mio =
2x 3 W, = 19 W
vur" Va = Jaz mes = 2X5.5 P
cn
N
Application data Resistors Currents (mA) Base corrections
data
4683 r r ~ e
o„~p.r ~r;na° V° = 350 V /, mm = 2x 43 R°° = 8 kil p0 Dp
cf... a¢ _ R,i = 850 i2 /° m°, = 2x 46 W, = 15.6 W a s
mm~~i4e~i //~= 0.95 A V° = 0 0 c
B '
350 V /° mm = 2x 35 R°° = 5 kS2 9 7
push eD Vs = —75 V /° max = 2x 70 W, = 20 W p
°malifier
4687 Voltage stabilizer, see p. 233
4688 = 2x 48 `'9od Do ~
ouccne o°nr°a° V/= 4V V = _ 375 V !°
/° "''"
m. = 2X 62 R°° = 6.5 kit v v ~ '
Pn.h_p° !! = 2 A Rkx = 165 i2 /sx""" = 2x 5 W, = 28.5 W 0 0
emplifi°r /yzmax = 2X 9 9f 9J p ,
yJ ,f O ~
00 ~~~
o 0
~ oQ o f ~~\~~~
4689
Ourom v~ncods V — 63 V Vn = 375 V !° ~nm =
!° m = 2X
2X
48
62 Rn. = 6.5 kS2 '"0°e.f~ ~ u
psj'.~„B /~~ = L5 A Vax = 275 V /gxm:n = 2X 5 W = 28.5 W
k = 165 ~ f
°malilier /yxmax= 2X 9 ky9p0Dp
o c s " ~' 5
0D
!7f 9J
46.90 ~ ']b.•ratrgr~ p
ee(^.21( ( ~ ~ ~ ~ ( ( ~ ( p( ( ( ~
► I r r .~-- ~- r- r r r r- ►- ►- - r- r >
4694
opt°~t °eared, V, = 375 V /e mit,
m =
= 2x 24
2x 30 Ra, = 13 kS2
V — 6.3 V 250 V //asxman
cla„ AB /~= 0.9A Vsx = = 2x2.5 W, = 12 W
e~,n-°°u ~ Rk = 145 S2 /sxm ><—_
m°use 2X 5
S = 14.5 mA/V ri
k~s oa v,
V° _ 250 V / _ 72 R' = 20 kit
4699N Vsz = 250 V / = 8 R = 3.5 kit 0
Out°ut pentode Rk = 90 i2 ax — W, = 8W 0 0
clay, n We = IS W glg2
{teal emvG6er V~ = 6.3 V
/~ = I.5 A 2X 52 P
375 V /amp=
Claee AB
pull Va = 2x 64 Rae = 6 kit
emsplilier Rszz)= 700 i2 /a =
Isz°,in = 2x 6.5 W, = 27.5 W
Rk = 125 i2 /8xmax = 2x 17
5823 Trigger tube, see p. 247
5854 Image tconoscope, see p. 241
6007
Out°ue see DL 67
pentod
6008 see DF 67
Peumde
6084 see E 80 F
A.F. pcntuda
yU j ')Common r<reen-grid rnietor,

Application data Resistors Currents (mA) $ase connections
data
6085 sce E 80 CC
Doable ~dode
6227
O~eo~e aneode see E 80 L
6267
Low-noi.e
Preamclifier see EF 86
pen~ode
6375 see DC 70
raoae
8020 H.V. diode, see p. 243
I
rrrr-rr-.rrrfrrrrrr~ - rrr r
18004
18040
18042 Reporter tubes, aee p. 164
18045
19046
"~ i
Type and Filament Voltages I r~.ents (mA) Characteristic
Il.~"
lasoo
lssal
18502
18503
18504 Radiation counter tubes, see p. 242
18505
18506
18513
18514
20610
to X-ray tubes, sce p. 216
28137
55029
55030
55031
55032
55085-01
55085.02
55085-03 Magnetrons, see p. 243
55085-04
ssloaol
ssloo.oz
55100-03
55100-04
l 1 ► Y ') ) ) ) ) ) ) ) ~ i • ~ • • •
55334
55395 Klystrons, see p. 243
95322 Penning manometer tube, see p. 244
U
J
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7 ,) • ,i • ') • • • • • • • • • • • • •
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~ • • • • • • • • • i • • • • • • • • • • •
•
•
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•
•
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•
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163
REPEATER TUBES
Type and Filament Voltages Currents (mA) Characterictic Base connections
Application data Resuton data
Ve = 130 V ! a 22 S = L0 mA~V s ~~
18004 V, _ —25 V R, = 2.3 ktZ
rr~.a. VI = 4.4 V Ra = 2.I k62
F~..i .mp~r.r 11 = 0.97 A W. = 0.2 W ,' t . .t ~+~
W, = 3.5 W
deoe < 5% M.dfum 4 v
V. -- 210 V !e — IS S = 10 mA~V
Re = 20 k12 R, = 0.4 Mt2
Vt~ = 210 V !tz -- 4 g = 5.15 N
R,t I85 4 y~,v z (4 ~
18040 V:, -— 0 V ya~ sl Fli t.
r..,oae V! = 18 V
ar...mper.r /! = 0.20 A , ~ a ~ r
F+..~ .m,ce.r V, = 210 V /e = 20 S = I l mA~V
Vt~ = 210 V Itz = 5.3 R = 0.3 MS2 t + ~' U
Rk = 120 tl R, _ IS kS2
Vta -- 0V W, I W
d.e, = 5%
We =max. 4.5 W Lorr.l s v.
t ~}}}~~~,
U~~
18042 W, = 210 V )e. IO S = 9 mA~V a t ° oo ;c. ,U~ ►
r.e,ea. VI = 18 V Vt~ = 120 V Itz = 2.1 k = 0.5 Mtl °
7'vvt~.l 1! = 0.1 A Rb = 165 S2 R.a = 750 S2 a °o o°'t vl
ch.nmeri.r~c, Vta = 0V 9- 9~•i 47
hovel
f. ~ fr ( (
1 '~ ~'~'~'~'~ ~ 1
16045 V = 2I0 V /, — 20 Ra = I S ks?
o^,,,., VI = 18 V V, = 0V W, = I W
.<a< // = 0.130 A Vrr, = 210 V /„ = 5.3 d,« = S
C~.. p r^.I
Rk = 120 n W = max. 4.5 W
.n,vcC" S = 11 mA/V t t a r. o
40 ° Oo o .~
_ y o o a' r. y n
/V ,
18046 V = 210 V 1, = 20 R^ = IS kf2 a v~ ' ~. ~
o.w~. Vj = 20 V Vp, = 0 V W. = I W
It = 0.135 A V,~ _ 210 V 1„ = 5.3 d.., = 5j
ct.,.^p r^,1
mvt.f. Rk 120 S! Wa = maz. 4.5 W Nv<.1
E 81 L V = 210 V /. = 20 R. _ i5 kS2 t o°° Oo rB

o..v<. Vj = b.3 V V„ = 0V W< = I W ~~~
ro
v<^r<d< 11 = 0.375 A V„ = 210 V /a, = 5.3 dea = 5% 7 0 0o y~ ~
°°bb y
rr
~••• p r^•1 Rk — 120 fl W. = max.4.5 W r Yl o ~!~
.mvrr" S = II mA/Y
No..l
V. = 210 V S = 0.9 mA/V

V„ = 120 V /. = 10 R; = 0.5 MSS
E 83 F ~k 1650 V I s, = 2.1 R<q = 750 f2
ea
_
P<«od. 10 a ~~~ II
Trvt<.1 VI = 6.3 V a o 0 oo i.c. `,~ •,
.n.~.<~<.t.w<. 11 = 0.3 A
G<.. p r<.1
Vaa = 210 V 1. = 8.3 S = 8.2
].7 R; = 0.44
mA/V
MS2 Y o0 0o u, t
♦~V
!~
.<,^rr,<` Vc„ = 120 V 1„ _
R„ = 5.6 kSd R^ = 20 kf2 9 - 9J '~ u
R4 = I80 S2 W. = 0.87 W
Vt, = 0V W, = maz. 2.l W N<..1
RELIABLE, RUGGEDIZED AND LONG LIFE TUBES
Tyyppaa and Filament Voltages Cuareah (mA) Characteristic
AppHution data Rnistora data Base woaectioas
E 80 CC VJ = 6.3 V S = 2.7 mA/V ~ ~ o ~~~ o

Do.bl..r;ea. !J = 0.6 A V. = 250 V R; = 10 kf2
'rr°~r.l VI = —5.5 V 1, = 6 !+ = 27 s ° o°
°° w vi` "
b.r. .~„~ VJ =12.6 V W. 2W ,° t . rl , ~
io<r .r.mmi iJ = 0.3 A =
(abs. max.) Nov.l
o = 250 V S 1.8i mA/V

Vr, = 100 V !, 3 R; = 1.5 Mf1
R„ — 560 SZ /n = 0.55 µ,yr= 25
E 80 F Vls = O V ~ r
A. F. °.mode o
VJ =6.3V _ w ° °po , ~
@R r
ti.:~°:: fr;r. 4 = 0.3 A R = 0.22 Mfg ~ o o ~~ ~.~ a
A.F..mvGl;n R, = 1.2 Mfl !e = 1.35 g = 200 o sr ~
Rt = 1.0 kSl !„ = 0.28 Nov.l
Via = 0V
J { 1
E 80 L 200 V 9.0 mA/V r~ q
oer.er
a S= xa o °
Vj = 6.3 V V,z = 200 V !e = 30 Ra = 7 kil ° °~Q
ci:: teai`..1 4 = 0.75 A Rk = 130 f2 .z = 4.2 W, = 2.7 W °o o sJ rr „
.m°cf;.r Vl , = 0V W, = 8W s~ r~ 1cr '(f
Nov.l
E 180 F = 190 V ~ ~
ero.db.ad VJ = 6.3 V V = 160 V !. = 13 S = 16.5 mA/V 9~s gj
o:~~rod: !J = 0.3 A !r, — 3 R; = 35 kf2 r o o° ok f,J ~,~
R ` = 630 f2 E1rxlr= SU — x a ~1 `3
L ehr.cter~Irrc. Vla = 0V ➢ 1. ~ 41 ~
` Nev.l
I rr ``
~ ` ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ` ~ ~ f ~ ~ ~ C ~ C
~ F'FA''SNr'~AI') T')BE) D ~ ) ) ) ) 1 )
Type and Filament Voltages Currents (mA) Characteristic $ase connections
Vn = IS V /° = 0.06 S = 0.1 mA/V
V8a = 15 V lsa = 0.02 R; = I MS2
v81 = —0.62 V µF281— 7.5
DF 64 / _~ ~ ~,~
Pentode 0 fI (~ 47
8 +
rr°:<el ~/_jp2mp. Ra = 2.2 MS2 9°'19
ch.rederinio _
A.F. .moGfier ~ = 4 0 VC /k = 0.0064 g ' = 25
s, = 10 s°b:n:n:,l°r<
Ral MS2
V° = 22.5 V 1° = 0.05 S = 0.1 mA/V

V,a = 18 V /~ = 0.01 R; 4 MS2
V„ =—LIS V = ~
DF 65 ~ o yr ~~~~
Pe°eode — ° °
ryp:<°f V1=0.625V ~ — 22.1 MS2 .~r., ° °—~ ti cy
<bere«<r~.l:<• 11 = 13.3mA 3.9 MS2 1° = 0.0117 +~~
A.F. .m,caer Raz =
V„ — 0 V IPa = 0.0025 g = 31 subm:n:.wre
R„ = 10 MS2
Rg, = 5 MS2
DF 66 V1=0.625V VV = 22.5 V 0.05 S = 0.1 mA/V 'Ped~'^ / ~, ~

/° = ~ sa s~
= 22.5 V o to ° o'
Pene°ae
Tyo:<al 11 = 15 mA ~ laa = 0.015 R; > 2 MS2 ~[\, '1,~J,',
_ —1,05 V
S°bmmml°re
J
Type and Filament Voltages Currents (mA) Chatacteris6c Base connections
V. = 22.5 V /. = 0.05 S 0.1 „A(V
V — 18 V /R = 0.01 R; = 4 M~
~ _ —1.15 V
DF 67
Trc<~~
V!= 0.625V Vb = 22.5 V ~t o$tp$~o~
rb.r..rea.r~.r /! = 13.3mA Re = 1 MS2 i ~,y~ _
A.F..mp~~fier R = 3.9 M~ /. = 0.0117 = +
= 0V I°s = 0.0025 8 31 $ubmini.tun
R8, = 10 M~
R8,' = 5 Mn
DF a0
V° __
Vj=0.625V V — ~ V
30 V /° = 0.05 S = 0.1 mA1~
2.5 MSl !c. Of oo0 .a
.Dt •/ ~, •
Trni~d /s' = 0.018 R; = 12.5
cb.r.e,erf.ar. 1
! _ 25 mA ~ _ —1.85 V Rm, = ' -/pl • •—
Submmi.rure
DL 64 Vb = IS V l° = 0.16 S = 0.18 mA/V / ~ yd am \
~r ~~ 7
V!= 1.25V ~z = 15 V /az = 0.04 /Z~ = 0.4 Mfg
.v ~iod~ =-1.5 V Ra = 100 kf2 ~.e.~ ski kKf 4)
Tro~~•I 11 = 10 mA r~ \ ao b~ 9"e'! _ +
~h..•«.d•~~~, W = 0.95 mW
W° 25 mW s.bmi.i.wr.
Vb= Vim= 22.5 V S = 0.42 mA/V

DL 65 R„ = 10 Mfg 1° = 034 R; = 0.4 Mfg g7 kI
onia.~ Rk = 04 fez = 0.09 R. = 0.1 Mfg a o D/ k
W° — 1.8 mW o o ~~~ i~
cie~ap~ e~°•~ 11 = 13 mA V6=V~= 22.5 V 0 0 _~ ~'~
+ig9 O+
1° = 0.19 R = 0.1 Mfg
— 4 k4~ 1~ = 0 07 W° = 1.6 mW
W. - 25 mW
5.6m~°..m..
Rk~
T
O
Type end Filament Voltages Characteristic
Application data Resistors Currents (mA) data Base connections
V6 22.5 V S = 0.35 mA/V

V~ _= 22.5 V /^ -_ 0.30 R 0.3 MSl
DL 66 0.075 /t. - 75 kf2 ~~ ~_ _
Oao.o Vs, -- -1.4 V /+~ -
v<.md< V!= 1.25V W, = 2.7 mW
ci.,, A Goad // = 15 mA ®+
V6 = 4S V 0.90 Ra _= 50 kf2 ~e g+$9°~
~
<°~D~~~" ` V~ = 45 V /° =
Vg1 = -3 V /n = 0.2 W, = 16.5 mW
V6=V~= 22.5 V _ S =- 0.42 mA/V

DL 67 R = 10 Mfg /° - 0.34 R, = 0.4 Mfg
o.~,<~ Rkl = 0 S? /~ = 0.09 Ra = 0.1 MSZ
ci~~PA~~~`<~ // = 13 mA
V6=Vra= 22.5 V l a = 0.1 Mfg att °~g~Ot
= 0.19 R< + -
Ra, = 3 Mfg W = 1.6 mW
Rk = 4 kfl /fl = 0.07 W, = 25 mW
DL 71 S = 0.5 mA/V
V. = 45 V = 0.35 mfg
oo,o.~
,<.,od< V! = 1.25 V V = 45 V 1. = 0.6 R; = 0.1 Mfg
Trv~<d // = 25 mA ~ =-1.25 V /n = 0.15 R<
W, = 6 mW o~ i.c. • •
f
DL 72 S = 0.5 mA/V i.c°oo°i.a • +~•,. .
.t , +• ~
= 45 V = 225 kf) -5W
o°~c~~ 1.25 V V, //. 1.25 R''
v<.~<d< /V1=
= 25 mA V = 45 V =
= 0.4 R< = 30 kf2
wvt<.~ ! ~ =-4.5 V +' W. = 23 mW
h. <erie~ic< W -- 60 mW S n,in;< e
"
'~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~~~~ ~ ~~~ r~ ~ ~
Type and Filament Voltages Currents (mA) Characteristic $asa connections
4671 S = 2 mA/V r e
n<or~ ~r~<a< 6.3 V V. = 180 V = R;
4.5 µ = 12.5 kS2 k
Trac<a
vl =
!J = 0.15 A Vs = —5 V !. = 25 r~} 9 s
<h.r.<cederi<e freq.=max.430 Mc/s _
S 1.4 mAjV
= ~
4672 V, = 250 V _. 2 R; I.5 Mtn
—
V -- 6.3 V
100 V !. k
Acorn o<.roa.
/f 0.15 A Vs= = 0.7 C.g, < 7 mpF / ~ sy
R.F. amnGfiu ~ Vg, _ —3 V /sa ==
freq.=max.430Mc(s j lflr
DC 70 S = 3.4 mA/V -~ .r
I50 V 4 kS2 U ~
Trvlaa~
Vj= 1 25 V V. =
—4.5 V 1, -- 12 R~ = o o
u~G
<h.r.<~erfsu<. l~ _~ 0.2 A V8 = !L = 14 0 o
O.dll.wr W, = 2.4 W o o ~ i ~
9 a +Fi Cf_
V. = 150 V /k = 20 freq. = 500 Mc/s SubminLmr.
W = 0.45 W
N
Type and Filament Voltages Characteristic Ease connections
Resistors Currents (mA) data
Application data
~ o kr b i
EAC 91 S = 2.8 mA/V k o o g (i
~~°a< <d°a< Vj= 6.3V 'V< = 200 V = R; = 12.8 kt2 ° o o ~~
Tv,;«i b = 0.3 A V. _ —2.8 V !, 7.5 ~ = 36 d a
`t O
<h.r«o<r;:~;<, freq.=max.300Mc/s M;~fawr<
EC 55 S = 6 mA/V ~ ik °
s
~~.< «<i ~.;°a< Vi= 6.3 V V, = 250 V 20 ~fre __ 30 ~ ,,trillTl(1L—J`"
~ 1 ~
11 = 0.4A V8 = —3.5 V /, = L`
<h<reae~ui;<, max. 3000 Mc/s
EC 56 S = 16 mA/V
~;,c,«i«;oa< Vj= 6.3V V° = I80 V /< = Er = 35
30 freq.
Typ;c,~ 11 = 0.65 A Vp = —3.5 V _
char<cc<d,dc, max. 4000
_ Mc/s ~
O °g
6 ~~ , klae)
➢
EC 57 S = 19 mA/V ~O e
~;,<,<.i «~°a< 180 V /° = 35
Tvo;<al
V~= 6.3 V V° =
/f = 0.65 A VP = 1.8 V
= 60 µ
freq. _
<h,.,<~<n,i~« max. 4000 Mc/s
~ err r- r rr~-~-~ r~r r r r- r- r r r- r
EC 80
cr°~°dea-aria Vj= 6.3 V V° = 250 V S = 12 mA/V
IJ = 0.48 A Vp = —I.5 V /° 15 E< = 80
r.pa.i freq.=max.750 Mc/s
c6anccerirtio
EC 81
o.eaieo°r Vj= 6.3V v = 150 V S = 5.5 mA/V
triode /° = 30 µ = I6
ui /J= 0.2 A V, _ —2 V freq =max.750 Mc/s
therecP~
renarin
EC 91
Grounded-grid sce 6 AQ 4
triode
J
` Type and Filament Voltages Currents (mA) Characteristic
Application data Resistors data $ase conneMions
EF 51 Va = 250 V
S = 9.5 mA/V to o0n0o y+ "Fl` ,,r
v.~;.bi< m. Vt= 6.3 V V~ = 250 V (, = 14 _ 0'~ k~~ a oe o kJ ~~~~~~~
o<nend< / 0.35 A "V"~~~ — —2 V / = 2.6 R a, G Vr'iti✓ Pl
R.F. or LF. t ypy = 0 V ~ Caa 7 mpF f + (~ . ~7
.meliG<~ freq.=max.150 Mc/s Loa,l 8 w
kk,'gJ,,g7' y
EFF Sl S = 7.5 mA/V s+' o •+ v +•~
Double V = 250 V R; = 0.35 Mn 9r o°Qo sz ti~;~~lwi
= 200 ,' ° o o° a ~l ~ ~ CG
ch.r~°e~uua
It = 0.75 A ~ V /a = 1.2
C.e+ < 0.04 pF t (~~ FI
(o<r ,r,um) freq.=max.I50Mc/s Loo .~ a o.
l ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ (
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TUBE FOR COMPUTERS

Application data , Resistors Currents (nui) Base tonneetions
data
E 90 CC _
de V!= 6.3V V, = 100 V ks2~V
D.Tvck.l /. = 8,5 R~ = 4.5
w,r.«.r~s~~<, /! = 0.4 A Vr = —2.1 V p = . 27
io.r .r.«m> to ~o a s' ~ o
a
V!= 6.3V V, — I50 V /. = a~ ~w 4i~~
d ~
Tva)<.)
/! = 0.4A Vc = —1.7 V 8:5 R~ =_ 50 k52
8.3
6.~.r~rd.a<, Fx
J
U
CATHODE RAY TUBES
•
PREFERRED TYPES
*CTURE TUBES
~ Type of tube Projection Direct view View finder
OF SCREEN
L ME 'R
13 cm (i") MW 1335
36 cm (14") MW 36.44
43 cm (17") MW 4364
53 cm (21") MW 5380
INSTRUMENT AND RADAR TUBES

Short Medium Long Very long
Screen persstence persistence persistence persistence
..~
Z 7 cm (3") DB 7-5 DG 7.5 DR 7-5 DP 7-5
DB 7-6 DG 7-6 DR 7-6 DP 7-6
s
~ 10 cm (4") DB10-2 DG10-2 DR10-2 DP10-2
^~ DB10-6 DG10-6 DR10-6 DP10-6
J
~ 13 cm (5") DB132 DG132 DR132 DP132
MF131
ca
,~ 31 cm (12") MF31-55
~ 41 cm (!6") MF41-IS
.~•.
177
J
>o CATHODE-RAY TUBES
INSTRUMENT TURFS
Deflec- Oper ring Length
Scree"') Lion Heater chemc[ermUcs $ens tivity Capacitances
system le.d. aim)
Bsae
1 rx
Max. Doeble CO""eCt'~'a
diam. elcdro- V! !r V,~ V.a Vra Vrr —Nar a) N, Na C„ Coro( Coax_ max. min.
(mm) static (~ (p) (t7 (V) (V) (V) M (mmlV)(mmlVl (P~ (P~ (P~ (mm)(mm)
DB
DG 41 44 meir~ral
DP m aY
9J ~/~ a
6.3 0.31 800 200-30(1 0-50 0.25 0.16 10 0.6 0.8 145 139 o , ~,̀M;, ra
oQ
DB D,D; m ° ar~~
DG 42 44 - asymme- r o ~u
DP trial
L«ul9 0. (89C)
DG 7.2 71 asymme- 4.0 L0 800 150-350 0-30 0.22 0.14 7 0.65 2.5 163 151 nr ~~, u e~=1'1~
DN trrcal ~~
Ol 07 ~ d
P
DB
DG 7-3 JI 0.6 0.6
mei"rial
DR
6.3 0.4 800 200-300 0-50 0.25 0.16 9 145 139 b oo y~ ,~~ -
0
DG 7-4 71 asymme- 0.5 0.8 r r ~ , r~
r _~ c c r l c ~ c c c c r r c c c c c t ~a'•tr t
Dp 7-5 71 metrical
DR v~ ~ or p~~~
6.3 0.31 800 200-300 0-50 0.25 0.16 IO 0.6 0.8 145 I39 09°o W >` Fi
DB DaDa m~ ° ~ ~~~~oSS.►►r~~y
~
AP 7-6 71 asymme-
DR t"c81
Lxt.l 9 0. IB9C1
DB D,D;
DG 9.3 97.5 asymme- 1.4 ,r ~
DN inwl ry ri u O
4.0 I.0 oo° Gk c~
1000 200-400 0-40 0.40 0.31 8 I.I 327 312 or °0 0
DB - n~ Noo ~ ~ p
DG 9.4 97.5 1.3 07' rJ `~
DN m°ncal
F1
D,D; 't r it v
DB a ym- I000 1000 200-400 0-40 0.38 0.32 o rr ry.~ ci
DG 9.5 97.5 mecriczl 4.0 L0 8 LI L4 327 312 nr o °o s~ ~~ "
DN with accel- 5000 1000 230-430 0-40 0.18 0.15 0 °°°°
erati°n w0~ yy' FJ [7t~
DB a a" s2y1 ©p o
DR 10-~ 97.5 mNncal 6.3 0.3 2000 4Q0.720 2000 45-100 0.30 0.23 4.6 1.9 2.5 327 312 of °° 0 0 ~ p ~ u
DP a~ °° ~ ov c
M.ea.l ~~
t r r~ (:)
DB DsDe' ra
Fi
DG 163 97.5 a ym- 4.00.55 1000 200-340 1000 IS-46 0.65 0.57 5 1.9 2.6 327 312 ~' $ °°° ~
DR metncal o oo° !~ p
arc m na.
F1
')') Sec i . 185
b
Deflec- Opera ing Length
Screenr} tlan Hester characteristics $enaitivity (epecitanms (.:d. v~~9
system Base
0 Tra Max. Double connection
diem. electro- V~ If as Vrs Vrs Vax -Vn N, Ns Cr, CD~Di Can, m
(mm) atarie M (E+) M M M M M (mplh (mmi V) (P~ (P~ (p~ 'mm)(mm)
D,D; ~ r rx ~ ~ rr
DB asymm. 1000 1000 200-340 1000 18.46 0.65 0.55 9r ° 9a ~
DG 165 97.5 with 4.00.56 5 19 2.6 327 3I2
DR acceler- 25001000 200-340 1000 IB-46 0.31 0.32 ® aO~9a~ •
anon Y+` g2yl
Fl
91~ p
DB symm. 45-100 0.35 0.21 y~lo° ° °° m p© ~:`j"a
.nth 6.3 0.3 2000 2000 400-720 2000 1.9 2.5 327 312
~ 168 97.5 4.6 k oQe pa, p ~ tp
DR a lion 40002000 400-720 2000 45-100 0.28 0.22 ~ 9J ~ or `
H
Maend p'm ~
~p 9101' 4 00 ©
DB symm. 20002000 400-720 2000 45-100 0.4i 0.41 ga~nr's `.~,
136 a tj - 6.3 0.3 4.6 1.9 2.5 415 395 ~ ° ~ p ~
DP 132 40002000 400-720 2000 45-100 0.38 0.33
a
krr
Di6epu0~- G
DR oration a
[Ilal' ~
X91 o o r nr ~ ~
DB ® ~l~
DG 18.1 167 9.5 1.2 2 440 415
DN metric 92 ° °,k ®a•`~ •
1000 175-250 0-20 0.50 0.35 ~nr
- 4.0 I wrr<a~ae
2000 350-500 0-40 0.25 0.17 ca , 9a0J
DB erg t t ~,
DG 162 167 ~"n~ ~ 7.3 2.1 2.7 450 425
DN ~rs~g1
4.xe
- o~ ~6~ ~ ~ ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ \ ~~
► l.Yn.2 sF k s. luvn ,!z ) '~ '~ '~ '~ '~ '~ "~ ) '! ~ '! '# ''-~ ~ ►
S<:aury Drflr< Capao- Lcndh
tioa He ter Oiler Ling
Round Rectangular systcu, ch tcnstics '~°g"
a (`
pins)I Base
Typ` w,t~l u.d~l tL.r~l connations
a.m. a~.,o~,l ..;die Double VI V,. V„ Cs
mag-
7! Vn -n')
tmmi imml tm~mi nctm M (A) M M M (V) (aFl (mm) (mm)
©_ o
MC 13.16 I08 6.3 0.3 25000 50-100 6.5 360 342 - ►~
Duod.~.l ]p.
RADAR TUBES
''Q.v~ ~ .ti
ra o ~ ~
61F 13-1 108 6.3 0.3 7000 250 2663 GIO 275 25G r oQu
ri
~ U U
O.~J
tc.p pi.r
MF 31-22 287 6.3 0.3 9000 300 32-81 <10 4i7 441 F
aq~ ~ /
' Q~9t ~fi
s•pO
0 ~ ~N
MF 31-SS 260 6.3 0.3 12000 300 30-70 <10 506
Dn,d«.I ]o.
..~M1W ~.
MF 41-15 ~o , 2
360 6.3 0.3 12000 300 30-i0 <IO 501 ~~
•fffaa+SSS
00 D~~od.~,l So.
"-' s 9 Sre p. 185
N PICTURE TUBES
Screen') Dellec- Capac- Length
tion Heater Ope sting
~ ices- (eacl.
Round Rectangular vstcm eharactertsnn pins) Bas
T9Pe - connections
U.el~l U.efol U. (ul
d:.m. diesonel .+Ide6 Double ✓f 21 Vas vsa Vtf — V+t °) Ci
tmml tmmi tmmi

magnetic (~~ (A) M (`~~ (~') M (pF) (mm) (mm)
w yrQyyj s
MW 6.2
6.3 0.3 21000 40-90 6.3 268 256 w a~~~'t
Projection 57.5 r~♦
tnFe
v ~'
MW 13.35 Viewfinder: = MF 13-I with W-screen
y? 0o
o'O~ ~
MW 22.7 = MW 22-17 with different heae end IJ = 0.6 A w o0 tt,~' •Yr
oQoy r,
y +~~
t q•<i a
MW 22-14 ~ MW 22-17 with different hose
Local Bo.
with 7000 160 20-50

MR' 27.16 21J on trap 5.3 0.3 7000 200 25-60
8 346 350
t ry7x 9000 160 20-50
55400 9000 200 25-60 u.m .c~~e
00 `
MW 2217 = MW 22-16 without ion trap end outer coating ~G 'o~o° ~ ~

Dt • OQ : WJ
MW 27.18 = MW 22-16 without~im trap

l / + ` / / / y
.—i C~—~—i ~—i.~ ~ ~ —i ~ ~ — i ~ _"i ~ D—i ~ —~
MW 31.7 = MW 31-f7 with different beat and // = 0.6 A 457 441 m °~ ° ~t~~ / ~
» Oaa ~~~~
MW 31-14 = MW 31-17 with dif <rent base 457 , 441 °` 00 ° ~), _ ~~~
° L°cul g°. ~~
with 7000 160 20-50
o trap 7000 200 25-60
MW 31-16 287 6.3 0.3 8 457 441
~SYx_ 9000 160 20-SO
5400 9000 200 25-60
MW 31.17 MW 31-16 without ion trap and oute coating

c. oc. ~ U O'°
r •~~:
MW 31-18 = MW 31-Ib without ion trap °p o°o° p~
Ot
P4W 31-74 = MW 31-16 with filter glass D••a..d 7°.
with ~~
MW 36.22 318 288 1O tra p 6.3 0.3 10000 250 33-72 6 416 395 "•
55402 oDo°O ~ ~~~
m r o ,:,
MW 36-24 MW 36-22 with filter glass D•oaad s°.
W tcFi.O
with oa •
MW 36.44 318 288 io`Ytpreap .a
6.3 0.3 12000 0.250 250 33-72 7 416 395 ~~ ~~
W 55402
D.•d.c.l 7,.~ ~'
~a n G.- _ iat
CO
A Scrmn') Dellee- Capac- Le sth
non Hester O x ating (e I
Recta qutar system char teristica ces Baae
Type Round (p;ns)
connections
u,.mi u.a~i w I,J Vl 11 V„ V„ V„ -V„=) C,
Jiem. di.von.l .~e~n Double
(mom) Imam) lm~m)
magnetic (V) (A) (V) (V) (V) (V) (PFl (mm) (mm)
with ~~
MW 41.1 365 ' 6.3 0.3 12000 250 33-72 6 446 ~ ~

540
S5902p c a z'
D.od'ec.l Sa.
~~ uu
with
MW 43.43 388 365 ' P 6.3 0.3 14000 0-250 300 40-86 7 469
~yx p~~
55402 ~ ou J
D.ad...i ~n.
with
365 6.3 0.6 14000 300 33-77 7 469 0 s~ o
~a
M1V 43.43;02 388 nu •
'S54(12P
590 ~ 9, G
Duade.sl Sa.
MW 43.64 = 43-43 with glass envelope 477 457

(
~. ~ C ~ ~ ~ ~ l ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ l A
> > ~ ~
_~ j- rr - rrrrr - rrr - rrr - r ►
with
MW 53.20 5I1 485 n trap 6.3 0.3 16000 0-300 30D 7
40-80 574 554
55402
o.a.
o~
o-rz~ r~
D.oderal )p.
with
MW 53.80 511 482 n trap 6.3 0.3 16000 0-300 300 40-&1 7 504 484
552
The and letter of the typenumbcr indicate, the colour of

the lumine.cem a ~.
B =blue, short persistence P = d ble I y scrttn BI crof hurt peroiatence
F = o ange, very long peraiaecnce ~ followed yyr grttniah yellow of long perOtstenc<
G = grtt medium persiatentt R = grttniah-yellow, long peraiatencc
~o N = gmn, long pera6tcntt W =white, medium peniumcc
'~ °) Crid vohege for visual curt-off
C ( ( ( C
~!
A
A
• TRANSMITTING
TUBES
187
PREFERRED
TRANSMITT NG #~
Tarudel2 QOC WIS QQEaM
Tope T.~~mdu • ~Doubk~ Tardsa Pewdea T~oh~ TBroh i Ttrwde~•
rube Tn.ade Tnrode Terrade ~
(6360) (5896) (6351) (6116) (5890 (/z ISOA) (6001) (5866) (6155)
(f» (W1 (90 lWi (w) (w3 (~ (98) (W3 l5ot 4t1
1t a a3 1# )90 ]15 a0 ~M
C
165t 966 Of
TUBE OUTPUT IN CLASS C TELEGRAPHY AT:
~`~ 321&0 Ot ~ a I/S 1# 390 ]1S 500

3
K1 ~500 J
^3
~1~ 0! 1fS 1# ]a ]15

it ~ ft
]1S SOO Y
a n a 191 iR ]f0
C
I85• 39 0
]t 51 % 115 )90 fly O80

~
t!5 ]50
# 0 a 1fS 390 310 115
1tS■ a ~~
3
~~~ ~'t t1 !0 195 ]90 180 005

3
~!
141 ZO a a It1 191 #S MS
100■
~
~s xs 1s ut 1a
S
. # a Iss ]se
# Ot 110 325
20 2f0
890 Mc/r 1t0
• A~.moW TAL 13/10
❑ WruadA TAW 11/10
• Sa o. 100
10~
TYPES
-.
TUBES
to 3i]90 Qe}s;]se ral.tsse Qe s;l]w aecsssw rBL Vice00 TAL ILIo raL I3 ¢o rsLlvzs• raL1L3s TeL 12n%
I\ Trd. Tr~oh Triode Tarok QBW9~]S%TBW0160%rAW1yI8 TAWIyM 7BWIy%TAW12~]3G TBWI]100
Tarode Triode Triode Trade Trade Trade Tr~ede
' (5861) (61N) (5069) (1079) (6(I]6%6075) (5921%5921) (6618%66171 (60]9N60]])
IS1 IW'1 (W1 IR') (W) (4W) (4W1 (4•s1 (4W) (4W) I4V/1
810 1000 16% 1]90 SI V ~~ LL b IOS 1%
A 810 10% 1180 1380 1.1 S! ~Z~ v n 1S9 %
BIO 100! I6% 1]60 41 S! ~~ ~ 1! O 33 W
NO 10% IB% 1360 ll 48 ! O

NO ]90 16% 1]00 }% S]
%9 s% vss }3 }o
u Ia
3.8
A L81
HIGH-TENSION RECTIFYING TUBES

sn... oc
ona Izsa Is .o zsa 3,1 Da
.~
3 4V DCG 1250
31CC y~10%G
INVERSE VOLTAGE
le w ~ uiee! ~ t un~
(3838)
MA%.PEAK
13 4V DCG 9iSMeGB
(BrL1)
D(ar]IIM'1
IS lV ~ DCG 8119 DCG]~IOOB')
16693) (67P.6)
]I 4V DCG 9iP
(6s0B)
31 kV DCG ILM
twro)~3
Grid aao,dhd
TRANSMITTING,,
V~ /~ Va Vs. Wa Full ratings
Type maz. max. max. Max.
Wo ~~ Operation
freq.
(V) (A) M (V) (W) (Mcls) (W) ("~~) ~{
MAW 1215 215 79 12000 — I5000 — 1950 16 A mod.

— 42 000 6G B mod.')
20 13 000 62 C telegr.
20 4 000 33 B teleph.
PAL 1215 22 80 12000 2 000 8000 20 2 900 37 C g_g~mod.
20 7 500 70 C ag.. mod.
20 IS 900 61 C telegr.
20 3 500 33 B teleph.
PAW 12%15 22 80 12000 2000 12000 20 2 900 37 C g.gs mod.
20 7 500 70 C ag_ mod` ,
~I{
20 270 71 C telegr.
20 45 29 B teleph.
I10 20 147 72 C ag_ mod.
PB 2200 12 3.35 2000 400 20 124 69 C au. mod.
20 43 32 C mod.
— 400 70 B m~od.')
10 600 70 C telegr.
20 90 26 B teleph.
PB 2,'500 12 7.3 2 500 500 2>0
20 100 28 C g3 mod.
— 1000 70 B mod.')
10 1 200 72 C telegr.')
10 190 30 B teleph.
PB 3,800 12 8.5 3000 600 450 10 580 71 C ag_ mod.
IO Z00 35 C ga mod.
— 1 600 69 B mod.')
20 IS 60 C telegr.
20 4 31 B teleph.
PE 0410E 12 0.65 500 300 10 20 IO 62 C ag. od.
20 2 33 C g, mod.
100 33 73 C telegr.
100 6 33 B teleph.
PE OSI25 12.6 0.7 500 300 12 100 20 71 C ag_ mod.
55j165 9 43 C freq. multi
t) Two tutees S1 4) VF_ — V,,.

1M
TUBES
Reduced ratings Accessories Dimensions
Base ax. max.
Freq. Wo 9 Socket Typenumber Description diam. length
~(Mc~a)(W) (°„) (mm) (mm)
K 707 \Vater jacket

40614 Grid bracket
2700 22 — 40632 (2X) Protective cap for grid seal
— — — 104 81 1
6296053 Rubber washer
6296123(2X) Rubber washer
~50 — — K 500 Housing
50 — — — 40602 Supporting nngg
~ 50
50
—
—
—
—
— 40632 (6X)
K 710
Protective cap for grid
and filament seals
Water jacket
234 525
K 712 Filter
50 — — 40607 Key
50 — — — 40632(6X) Protective cap for grid 140 541
50 — — — d filament seals
~50 — — Z4 287 46 Rubber washer
62 960 81 Rubber washer
60 li t 58
60 35 25
60 77 51 Spec. 7p. 40600(2X) 53 167
60 75 50 30207 Clip
60 32 24
60 312 55 `
60 50 22 Special 40600 (2X) Clip 82 276
60 175 51 40200
/U 60 45 22
60 488 55
60 67 21 Special 40626 (2X) Clip 106 293
l _ _ _ 40201
60 10 50
60 2 17 Medium 7 p. 28 9060 22 Ca p 51 150
60 6.3 49 40220
60 1.8 20
167 IS 55
'1 — Spec. Bp. — 37.6 104
— — 402IOj02
~— — -
iai
W Full miry.
Typa V! 1/ _V. V„ Maa. W, `1 OPgrgtion
M (N M M (W) (M~YJ (W) (°a)
PE O6'40E 12.6 0.65 ZO 45 (A Ctdnr.
20 II 31 B eelryh.
PE O6; 40 N 6.3 1.3 000 300 25 20 40 70 C ae. mod.
2/4 27 52 C (~
r~op Wt.
PE 06,'4P 6.3 Ll 100 71 emad.q
60 132 74 C rolnr.
PE 11100 12.6 1.35 1000 300 45 60 ~ 78 Cae, pmod.
60 27 37 C g, ad.
- 194 72 B mod!)')
30 275 76 C ylnr.
QB YY50 10 S 2250 1100 100 ~ ~ 33 B teleph.
30 mod.rm)od.
585 ~ B
120 375 7i C telar.
QB 3;300 5 6.5 IIIW 600 125 120 58 32 B tdaph.
120 300 ri C n, mod.
- 550 72 B mod.')
75 1000 BO C tdagr.
QB 3.51780 5 600
14.1 4000 1000•) 250 75 126 33 B teleph.
75 510 75 C .e, mod.
- 1240 75 B mod.')`)
60 1 760 80 C tdnr.
QB 5,11780 IO 9.9 5000 1000 ~ ~ 2220 76 B n
mod.')~~
QB1~5~3800
6.3 32,5 5000 800 3000 75 4100 74 C teker. I
110 2700 75 C ea. mod.
QBW B/3800
W 8 62 C telnr.
QE 0110 6.3 0.6 300 250 7.5 75)150 2.3 25 C Ireq. mule.
50/150 I.5 I9 C (req. mule.
(A 5.8 60 C ags mod.
60 40 67 C telnr.
QE 00;80 6.3 0.9 600 7110 25 ~ 12.5 33 B teleph.
60 17.5 70 C .e, mod.
- 80 67 B mad.')
Ibi 195 78 C eelgqr
QEC 1;150 6 2.6 12NI 300 150 - 42i 72 B mad.
165 140 70 C ag, mod.
186 33.6 70 C telnr.•)
186 7.8 59 C n moodd `)
QQC 04,'18 6.3 0.68 600 250 2X0') ))
61/186 10 38 C(req.mult `)•) W
- 16 63 B mad. ~
Z00 18.5 61 C t<Inr.•)
QQE O$'12 12.6 0.41 ~ 200 2X7') 66'6/
9.8 ~ C y mod'j
200 48 80 C tdnr.
QQE 03120 12.6 0.65 ~ 250 2x I0 66.61220l Iraq. mah.
3I 77 C n, mod.
QQE 04120 6.3 1.6 750 250 2x7.5 200 26 72 C te)nr.
12.6 0.6 200 17 79 C agv .nod.
63 L8 200 90 75 C teleer.
QQE O6i40 12.6 0.9 750 250 2X20 ~ ~ 73 C y, mod.
50/150 20 33 C Geq.mg6.
- 86 7I B mod.
Two wha,. 9 f,r = 0. ') Im.m,lnn,t ogarafon. 9 P r .neem. ) In wa r ].a4a.

1 ~ F, apaw6an as r,thoda Iollowar. Banommnual trop. max. 120 C
iaa
Red, ed r,tiaga Arcaa oriel Dimenaiona
Fre9. W, ,~ B,se
(Mds) (Wq (~,) S«ket Trxo, mhm Deacdpdon di,m. Ingth
Medium 7v. 28906022 51 146

60 36 62 40220 Gp
60 6.5 20 Med~om Sp.
60 55 40219 28906022 GP 51 146
,ZO
F
—
— —
— —
— 5900,'02 28906022 Gp 51 134
— — — Separ — 47 110
— — — 40202
120 126 70
120 34 30 40619
120 80 67 Gimt 7p. Gp 66 192
i 200 225 65
40624 Gip 62 130
— — — 402111/01
1 120 500 67
— — — Giant Sp. 80624 87 151
— — — 4021 1101 Cliv
100 1300 72 Super Giant 40626 IIB 209

— — — 40216 CIiP
40622 Grid connectoe

— 40634 (4x) Fi6mcnt clip 92 196
40631 Inmhrin ollar
220 2900 69 K 713 W,ta packet
— 40622 Grid connector 70 240
40631 Key
40634(4x) Filament clip
175 5.4 42
— — — Lon.l 9p. 78
— — — 40212 — 38
125 20 60
125 8 30 Medium Sp.
125 14 65 40219 28906022 Gp 51 146
42 63
~1
300 8 34
— Lan,I BP. 32 100
— — 40213 —
— — _ NovJ 406f7 Taahemwoer 22 78

5908r36
600 20 50
,, 133.3/400 8 30 Septar 40623 CIIP 46 86
400 13 54 40201
250 17 53 Seater
— — — 40202 40615 (2x) GIiP 51 84
500 60 60
Septer 80623 (Zx) Clip 49 110
71/225 12 23 40202
'~
193
Tya
V7 !J V.
mex.
W Max. We ,i Opemrion
r
(req.
M (A) M (~ (Mde) (u7 (~-
2 1530 76 CC celegr. 1~
2 260 34 B celeph.
7A ~i600 23 14.7 4000 500
50 510 72 C osc.')~
2 130000 72 C celegr.
TA 18/100 33 207 20000 70000 2 31 000 36 B celeph.
2 38000 70 Can. mod.
e~,~
2 250000 7fi C celegr. 0!
TA 20,'250 35 420 20000 130000 2 60000 32 B celeph.
2 65000 64 Can. mod.
5 10500 72 C celegr.
TAL 12'10 12000 4000 5 2000 33 B celeph.
22 2X38 5 7700 77 C en. mod.
— 17000 75 B mod.9
28 22000 68 C celegr.
78 28 5000 27 B celeph.
TAL 12,20 2L5 12000 18000 28 9500 68 C en. mod.
— 42000 72 B mod.q
48 500 77 C celegr.
28.3 3x48.5 15000 18000 20 9000 33 B celeph.
7AL 12135 20 27000 77 C en, mod.
20 80000 74 B mod.') tl A
11F
5 15000 73 C celegr,
TAW I2/10 22 2x38 12000 7500 5 3700 33 B celeph.
5 7700 77 C en. mod.
— 30000 73 B mod.')
28 22000 68 C celegr. dui

7AW 12/20 21.5 78 12000 18000 28 >000 27 B celeph. !
28 95000 68 Can. mod.
— 42000 72 B mod.')
20 48 500 77 C celegr.
TAW 12(25C 28.3 3x48.5 15000 30000 20 9000 33 B celeph.
20 27000 77 C ,n. mod.
— 107000 74 B mud.')
60 70 58 C celegr.
TB t'60 A 20 28 B celeph.
7.5 3.25 1250 50 ~
TB 1, 60 G ~ I0 69 B mad)~
T.o tuhea. ) Dieche my operation. ') In hou ing or j cket.

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Redoced ratings Acces:oriel Dimendons
B••e
Fmy. W, v ~~ 0 Description ax. max
Trcenumber diem. length
(Mc/•) (W) (~o) (mm) (min)
— — — — — 118 306
.~
— — — K 708 Water jacket 330 1333
— — — — K 709 Water jacket for grid
— — — n«non (Geq. > 3Mds)
40610 (3x) Proteaiv< cep for grid seal
20 125 000 65 330 1393
20 40000 30 — 6296076 Robber washer
20 56000 66 G296I 25 (2x) Rubber washer
20 10500 72 K 501 or Foot

20 2000 33 _ 40603 Supporting d g 194 471
^', 20 6000 75 40604 (2x) Filament bracket
— — — 40632 (2x) Protective cap for grid seal
— — — K503/01 Hooaiog with woaliaed

— — — inlet
— — — — 40614 Grid backer 226 730
— — — 40632 (2x) Proteaive cap for grid and
filament seals
37.5 26000 62 K 505 Housing

— 40606 Filamem bracket 226 618
27- 26000 74 40G32 (bX) Protenive cap for grid and
— — — filament seals
K 700 Water locket

75 3500 51 40G04 Filament bracket
2C 3300 33 — 40632 Proactive rep for grid se.l 194 49Y)
20 6 000 75
— — — RI 36643 Rubber washer
5296081 (lx) Rubber washer
K 707 Water jacket

40614 Grid bracket
— — — 40632 (2x) Protective cap for grid seal
I► — — — 22fi 730
— — — — RI 36J 50 Coaea~t wa:her 811')
— — — 6296053 Rubber washer
62 960 81 (2X) Rubber washer
62961 23 Robber washer
K 715 Water jacket ("grip-o-

37.5 26000 62 marif)
40606 Filament bracket 226 650
27 26000 74 — 40632 (6x) Pmt«6ve rep for grid and 72U)
— — — iilameo se.ls
8903963 Rubber washer
300 IB 27 A
— 40465 —
72 li4
— — — Medium 4 . -
- — — 40218;03
aL
Full ratings
V7 77 a Wa Operation Vy'
TYp` W, p
x. Max.
freq.
M (A) M (W9 (Mcis) (W) (°o)
46 27i 72 C telegr.
~ 60 31 B teleph, y
TB 2!200 12 2.7 2000 130 46 I60 74 C a d. 1tI
— 540 75 B mod.')
20 635 68 C telegr.
300 20 I24 29 B teleph.
TB 2/500 12 7.3 2000 20 430 71 Can. mod.
— 900 71 B mod.') ri:,
MT
150 390 76 C telegr.
150 65 34 B teleph. `~~
T8 2.Si300 6.3 iA 2500 135 150 204 80 C. an. mod. tIF
— 700 78 B mod.')
100 840 77 C telegr.

100 140 36 B teleph.
TB 3!750 . 5 14.1 3000 250 100 482 77 C an. mod.
— 1280 75 B mod.')
20 1200 72 C telegr.
20 200 30 B teleph. V
TB 3;2000 12 8.5 3000 500 20 720 72 Can. mod.
— 1750 68 B mod.')
yy~~
2 2900 72 C telegr. I~
2 600 3i B teleph.
TB 32000 12 17 3500 1 100 2 1 625 75 Can. mod. , yy
— 3300 66 ~ B mod.') ~i/
,`leer.
T8 4(1250 10 9.9 4000 450 100 II 053 78 C d
— 2 290 77 B mod.`)
75 6900 i6 C telegr.
75 1900 32 B tae,Iepno
TBL 6,%6000 12.6 33 6000 5000 75 4 700 78 C d.
— 13300 74 B mod.')
IS 108000 75 C telegr.
TBL 12;100 17.5 196 15000 45000 IS 80000 76 Can. mod.
— 202000 70 B mod.')
75 6900 76 C telegr.
75 1900 32 B teleph.
TBW 6,6000 12.G 33 6000 6000 75 4700 78 Can. ~,od.
— 13300 74 B mod.') 4 ,t
TBW 12'25 8 100 13000 25000 30 20000 73 Industr. osc.

M
15 108000 75 C telegr. `~
IS 51500 35 B
TBW 12100 17.5 196 15000 50000') I5 80 000 76 C anlepmod. M
— 202 000 70 B mod.')
Two robes. '9 For B teleph. 100 kW'. ') In housin or acket.
ynn
Reduced ratings Acc<swdes Dimensions
"~ Base
Freq. W,~ ,/ Socket ,. ma.
Typenumber Description diem, length
(Mc/s) (W) (96) (mm) (mm)
100 140 57
60 47 30 Spec. 2p. 40600 (2X) Clip 63 17i
', 60 85 59 40206 40608 Key
150 250 46
— — — Spec. 2p. 40608 Key 86 243
40204 40626 Clip
200 200 57
— — — Giant 5p. 40624 Clip 62 132
— — — 40211/01
143 425 61
— — — Giant Sp. 80624 Clip 87 151
— — — A0211/01
e 7s 450 37
Spec. 2p. 40608 Kev IOb 262
60 562 72 40204 40626 (2x) Clip
20 2600 70
20 520 32 Sp«. 2p. 40608 Key 154 334
20 1300 74 40205 40626 (2x) Clip
w 120
—
1 125
—
71
— Super Gi,n
40216 80626 Clip 118 213
— — —
A
z2o 2 soo so
— — — ao6zz cda conneemr
— — — — 40630 Insulating collar 122.6 195
— — — 40634 (3x) Clip
27.5 75000 75 K 506 Housing 286 635

27.5 58000 78 — 40628 (6x) Filament clip 510') 1130')
K 713 Water iacket

220 25110 50 40622 Crid connector
— — — 40631 Key 70.5 192
—. — — — 40634 (3X) Filament clip 260')
'1 15811 Rubber washer
K 717 Cooling jacket

40644 (2X) Grid ring 160') 425')
40643 Filamrntconnector
27.5 75000 75
K 714 Water ia<ket 620
27.5 58000 78 — 40628 (6v,) Filament cbp 240 710')
— — — 8903963 Ruh6er washer
/'~
.. i97
RECTIFYING TUBES FOR
V7 21 V, c~., /. Grru't
Numfxr
ma..
T➢a Number of ` ,
tubes ~/
M (A) (k1q (A) •v~dary Ree6ficat{on
2 half wave Z
DCG 1/200 4 2.5 3 0.25 3 half wave 3
3 full wave b
2 half wave 2
DCG 1.5,/250 4 2.5 4.25 0.25 3 hJ( wave 3
3 lull wave 6
DCG 4/1000 ED 2 bait wave 2 yl

2.5 4.0 10 0.25 3 hall wave 3
~~ DCG 4,1000 G 3 full wava 6 `~ ,
2 half wave Z ` ,
DCG 4/6000 4 7 13 1.25 3 half wave 3 711
3 full w.ve 6
2 half wove 2
DCG 6/70 5 30 13 6 3 half wave 3
3 full wave 6
DCG 6/600 EG 2 half wave 2 y i

5 7 13 I.5 3 MY w,vc 3
DCG 6,6000 GB ~ 3 full wave 6
2 hall wave 2
DCC 6;fi000 5 6.5 13 I
3 (III wave 6 ` J
2 half wave 2 ` ~
DCG 7;100 5 ZO 15 10 3 half wave 3 1/
3 full wave 6
2 h.11 wave 2
DCG 9/20 ~ 12.5 21 2.5 3 hai( wave 3
3 full wave 6
2 MI( wave 2
DCG Iti30 ~ 13.5 27 2.5 3 half wave 3
3 lull wave 6
2 half w,ve 2 J
DCX 4/1000 2.5 5 10 0.25 3 half wave 3 1/
3 full wave 6
2 half wave 2
DGX 45'000 5 7.1 10 1.2> 3 half wave 3
3 full wave 6 J
198
TRANSMITTING PURPOSES
V„ V, 1, W, Acceaeonu Dlmen>;ooe
ta. &.e
Socket ax. me
De.cdvtion diem. lengeh
(kV) (kV) (A) (kk~ Typ.nomber (mm) (mm)
I.I 0.9b 0.5 0.48

1.2 1.4 0.75 1.1 - 48 1 15
2.1 Z.8 0.75 2.2
A
40465
I.5 1.3 0.5 0.7
I.7 2.0 0.75 1.5 - 47 138
3.0 4.1 0.75 3.0
Edi.o
3.5 3.2 0.5 I.6 E3 00022 - 49 141
4.1 4.8 0.75 36
7.1 9.6 0.75 7~2 Medium /p. 40619 Cap 49 157
30218103
4.6 4.1 2.5 10.3 GoGeeh

5.3 6.2 3.75 23.3 40619 Cap 53 225
65909BG/01
9.2 12.4 3.75 46.6
4.6 4.1 12 50 _ 40612 Anod< cep

5.3 b.2 IB 112 _ 0828172 Plaa pie far acid 225 5BI
9.2 12.1 IB 224 mnnecr.en
Celinh
4.6 4.1 3 12.5 65909BC/01 40619 Cep 52 235
5.3 6.2 4.5 27.9
9.7 12.4 4.5 55.8 Jumbo 4v. 40619 Gp 52 213
40308
4.6 4.1 2 8.3 lum6o 4p.

5.3 6.2 3 18.6 40616 Anode cep 120 232
9.2 12.4 3 37.2 40408
5.3 4.8 20 96 20 mm
S 4p 40620 Cap II7 417
6.1 7.2 30 216 ~9
10.6 14.4 30 432 MB-screw
7.4 6.7 5 34 Spec. 3p. 40616 Anode cap

8.6 10.0 7.5 75 120 381
gp209 40620 Cap
14.8 20.0 7.5 150
9.5 8.6 5 43 Spx. 3p. 40616 Anode cap

II 12.9 7.5 97 120 384
40209 40620 Cep
19.1 25.8 7.5 194
3.5 3.2 0.5 1.6 Medium 4p.

4.1 4.8 0.75 3.6 40619 Cap 53 156
30218/03
7.1 9.6 0.75 7.2
.~
4.1 4.8 3.75 IB 3" 408p' 40619 Cap 59 216
7.1 9.6 3.75 36
ias
TRANSMITTING `~
Full ratings
v
V/ // W
Type max max max. Max. Wo 4 Operation
freq.
(V) (A) M M (W) (Mcls) (V~ (°o)
V
60 69 76 C telegrs)
QE O5; 40 G.3 1.25 600 250 20 60 52 76 C ag: mod")
25') — 90 72 B mod.')
~_
TBL 2(300 3.4 19.5 2500 — 300 200 440 72 C telegr.
TBL 12/25 8 100 13000 — I5000 30 28000 73 Industr. osc.
RECTIFYING TUBES FOR ~

V~ /~ V,;,,.n 1„
circuit
Number
•
Type max. Number of of
secondary Rectification tubes
(V) (A) (kV) (A) phases
2 half wave 2
y
DCG 6/IS 5 11.5 IS 3 3 half wave 3
3 full wave G
2 half wave 2
DCG7/100B 5 20 IS 10 3 half wave 3
3 full wave 6
') Two tubes. ~) Intermittent operation.
~.
yr
~.r
200
TUBES
Dimensions
Reduced ratings Accessories
Base nas, max.
Socket Description diam. length
Freq. Wo q ~Fypenum6er
(Mc~s) (W) (°o) (mm) (mm)
q5 35 58
- Octal 44 97
8 p.
890 180 37 Coaxial 41.3 69

40644 Grid ring 260 350
40643 (2X) Filament
connector
~..
TRANSMITTING PURPOSES
Dimensions
Accessories
Vt, Vo /o Wa Base
tot. ax max
Socket
Typenumber Descnption diam. length
(k~ (kl~ (A) (k~ (mm) (mm)
5.3 4.8 6 28.8

6.1 7.2 9 b4.8 super jumbo 40619 Medium 72 308
10.6 14.4 9 129.6 4 p. 40403 cap.
M6 screw
i.3 4.8 20 95 20 mm
6.1 7.2 30 215 40620 -cap 117 387
10.6 14.4 30 432 M8 screw
.~.
zo1
•
r r r
• • r •
•
• r r
•
INDUSTRIAL TUBES
PREFERRED TYPES IGNITRONS
',ogle Dlwae wdaing +er.k~ Raa~S.r +e~,;a
PL 5552
rya PL 5555
type PL 5551 PG 5555
Mar. Puk
Demand WO kVA 1200 4VA 2400 kVA 900 V' 2100 V
Power V hose
Ma.. RMS Puk
I~ne 600 V 600 V 1400 V 1000 A' 1200 A
Voh+ge
Averege
Anode 200 A 150 A
Three pMa< welding seraia Cu.rmt
Tya PL 5551 PL 5922

,~
A1+..
Puk 1100 V 1500 V 1200 V 1500 V
Anode
Volt.
Mex.
Puk 600 A 460 A 1500 A 1200 A
Made
/► Cmrut
INDUSTRIAL RECTIFYING TUBES

Ma:. D.C. Doabl:..node types
pc t tubcent
1.3 A 2A 3A 4A 6A IS A 25 A i0 A 60 A
18 V 318
ala► 1119 361
45 V
MAX. A.C. ANODE
55 V 1069K`)
VOLTAGE
elan. 60 V IGIO 1110 ID48 1039 1049

!IS V 1638 1849 1859
.~ 150 V 1725A 1710
275 V 1113') 1174') 1176') 1177
') To 6. used only for D.C. a < wdd~g aDDa au+. ') Single-anode types.
THYRATRONS
M11ar. D.t;. Mna and rare ¢++ Hydroge
.o rent 0.1 A OS A 25.1 32 Ary 6.4 A 125 A IS A 25 A 3i A') 90 A') 325 A'7
240 V PL 150
MAX. FORWARD PEAK
n50 V PL2l PL 160]

ANODE VOLTAGE
1000 V PLS]
1500 V PL 5544 PL 5545 PL Z55 PL Z60
2500 V PL 1] ; PL 105
7000 V 3045
A BOGO V 4035
Ie000 V 6022
1 Ma+. a+k +node current
203
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Filament
data ~
Vol ases Currents TYP'~l
tharacteristica
Diinensians
Tvae m Base
VJ ~~ V,. V;.„ I, l.P 'R, Vs~ V.r. Diam. Height connections
M (A? M M (A) (.a) (n) M M (mm) (mm)
r o
328 2 1.9 3.0 28 90 0.65 4 3 16 7 33 112 ' °~°~ ~a~

r v
A
354 I 1.9 5.5 I6 8 62 125 ed~..„

I30 400 025 125 50
i r r~d
367 2 1.9 8,0 45 140 3 IB 1 16 9 81 I70 O
~t~E
w
r n
451 2 1.9 2.6 16 50 0.65 4 3 II 7 33 112 •~as
ai ti
~ V
A
/ f)
1002 I 1.9 2.8 160 500 0.1 0.6 IS 16 7 39 121 ~ ° r. ai
C ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ I~ ~~
-~
1010 2 Y.9 35 60 ISS 0.65 4 10 16 9 ~ 37 120
o 0 ~e' %~~//
i G~,
~ ~
A
1037 2 1.9 II 60 165 3 18 L75~ 16 - 9 85 240 cac„h
1039 2 L9 20 - 60 185 7:5 45 0.75 IG 9 94 264 coc.,n
~ " ,i
1048 2 1.9 7 60 185 3 IB f.75 '16 9 81 I70
i
~~ ~ a
w
1049 2 1.9 28.5 GO I85 12.5 75 0.3 ;16 ~9 101 280 ,,,.,.
1053 2 L9 45 48 150 12.5 75 0.25 ,16 ~~9 101 287 ,~,.p,
1054 2 1.9 68 48 I50 20 120 0.18 16 9 III 350 ,.,,
1059 2 1.9 40 GO 185 20 120 0.2 II 9 III 350 ,,,.p,
1063A 3 1.9 II 250 770 2 12 — -- 15 I75 255 ea„o~
3069K') 2 3.25 70 55 170 30 ~) 200 0.12 16 10 114 365 ,
') Forweld~agequiPment. ' WBhfancoo!{ng.

C
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data ohara~%rr'ahi s
Base
Trx m Vf I~ V„ V;,,,,, /. I„ R, Vs„ V..• Diam. Height ronne~tions
1089 2 1.9 11 60 185 5 30 1.2 II 9 94 259 c.u.,n

r o
1110 2 1.9 3.5 60 185 0.85 5 4 ~ 16 9 39 131 •~~ ~~~~f U`

i ~
A
r O
1119 2 1.9 5.8 45 140 1.5 9 1.8 16 9 7I 124 '~~ ~~ ~~

r V
A
/ Il
1129 2 1.9 5.5 60 185 L5 9 2.5 16 9 71 140 '~' '~. ~~

r V
A
1138 I 2.5 27 85 275 IS 85 0.3 16 10 115 269 cor.,n
1183 I 2.25 I7 130 375 ~ 6 36 0.5 16 9 83 178 cor.,h
1164 I 2.5 25 80 225 IS 90 0.3 16 9 98 220 cd;.,h
u
,11173 I 1.9 13 220 885 4 0.75 22') 12 62 189 '^ {

24 Oo
♦ /
~ 1. l ~ ~ ( l_ ~ ~ l l ~ l V ~ ~ ~ sc.~-v. ~
1
m4 1 1s 12 zio bas 6 ~ os u'> Iz n zl3 M o ..
S„<. ~,.
1176 I 1.9 28 220 685
IS yo 0.2 22 q 12 92 301 ,,,,,,
1177 I 1.9 60 685 25 150 0.1 289 12 128 362 ,~„p,

220
1533 3 1.9 23 275 850 5 45 0.6 45°) IS 192 270 ,,,,,,
1534 2 1.9 23 275 B50 7.5 45 — 45') IS 197 270 ,,,,,,
1543 3 1.9 36 27i 850 8.3 70 0.4 50') IS 207 265 <si.,
1544 2 1.9 36 275 850 12.5 70 — 50') IS 242 278 <.ni<.
1553 3 1.9 70 275 850 13,3 135 0.25 50') IS 297 355 <,yi„
1554 2 1.9 70 275 850 20 135 — 50') IS 317 355 <.61„
1564 2 1.9 70 275 850 30 I35 — 50°) IS 372 390 <.ni„
~c! „ e o
1710 2 1.9 7 150 470 1.5 9 2.5 22') 10 69.5 205
a« ~~~
w
r u
,!~`
1.9 3.5 150 470 0.65 a 5 22') 10 71 o/ ~ ~,v
1725A 2 135 ~~
N ') Wrth au.i6ary i~naiou i rya 1289 (10 V, 10 u,A): ') Wish u.ihary iguidoo nrt rya E3 108 03 (100 V. 25 mA).
O ~) $~r«n eon«i d wish (ila,ne,rc .~m a m,i m, of 10000 P, 0.5 W.
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Currents Dimensions
data characters tics
Base
Type m V~ 1j
V,~ V;.~P 1. (,P Re V;a. V.,< Diarn. Height connections.
max. max. max. max. min. max, max. max.
(V) (A) (V) (V) (A) (A) (S2) (V) (V) (mm) (mm)
1729 2 1.9 8 95 300 3 18 0.4 30') 10 81 240 c.i;,,h
1738 2 1.9 18 95 300 7.5 45 0.2 20 9 94 284 c.r„h
1749A 2 1.9 25 95 300 125 75 0.1 22 10 101 290 „r.,,
1759 2 1.9 60 95 300 25 I50 0.05 22 10 141 435 ,,,,P,
1768 2 1.9 II 285 880 3 10 — — 15 176 240 „r,P,
1788 2 1.9 II 95 300 5 30 0.3 22') 9 94 284 coi;,,~,
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1838 2 1.9 21.5 115 360 7.5 45 0.25 22 2) IO 97 262 ~, ~

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1849 2 1.9 29 IIS 360 12.5 75 0.2 222) 10 105 294 „r,P,
1859 2 1.9 60 IIS 360 25 I50 0.1 28 12 143 436 „r.P,
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Wll au~ .ary ~ ~iti~ anid : pe {.39. (t V,.~_m!# ~- _1r.-. _]~ _ ~._.__~__.. ~ .--~ --~ _~_ ~. _
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RELAY TUBE
Filament
data Voltages Currents Dimensions
Typical 13eae
Type V/ // Th mex. max. characteristics Max. Maz. connections
diem. height
(V) (A) (sec) (V) (A) (mm) (mm)
v..~ = 20 v ory
PL 5 T.,, =max. I sec
V,;DVD= 1500 I^ = 3.5') Veen =max, 25 V
Tdnd. w;~h — — — V,r,na=max.500 /^ = 0.5 135 190
~.D.~;i;xe =min 20 /on = 1000 freq. =maz. OQ c/s
ia~;don V;a~D= max. ~ISk Vs) _ u{t
IHa = +10-40 'C k e
THYRATRONS
Filament Dimensions
Voltages Currents
data Typical Base
Type V/ /J Th maz. maz. charactenstics Max. Max. connemons
diem. height
(V) (A) (sec) (V) (A) (mm) (mm)
3C 45 V,D = 3000
Triode 6.3 2.25 120 Vain.D = 3000 ! a = 0.045 TimD =max. 6 Itsee s)e ° 40 127
hrdr^sen V.D = min. 175 /,D = 35 V,DX /^D X freq.<0.3X 10 )
I;Ilcd- yinvD —
V' — 200 Medinm 4D.
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O Filament data Voltages Currents Dimensions
Max. Max.
TYI1G V/ If Tk cheracie~l6c:: diem. height conn~ions
(V) (A) ;sec) (V) (A) (mm) (mm)
4C 35 V°v = 8000 ~~ ~ ~~~%~)G

r..°d• V°'"°v = 8000 /, = 0.1 T;m v = ax. G µset) 65 ITS
n 6.3 6,1 180 V = in.175 !°v = 909 V°vX 1°,Xfreq.<2X 10° °) r, p
u~a`" ".n — 200
_ __ _ ~edium 4P
5C 22 V°v — 16000
V ~•.n = IG000 1, 0.2 T;mn _ 6 µsec') 65 222
r"°a`
n,a.°e." 6.3 IO.G 300 325') V°v Xf,v X~freq.< 3.2X 10" 9 rk ®e O p
tilled
~~))v = min.200 ! °v —
Vyinvn = 2UU
X690 ➢° s it
4 1.3 — Lov -= 500 = IiOk/s 43 98 Super lW+bo
M.,T.~alin.a !an 0.75'1 freq. =max.
1° = 0.01
EC 50 V°v = 1000 J,v = 0.75a) V.n = 33 V
63 1.3 10 1000 Ie = 0.0002 freq. = x. I50 kc/s 43 108
ra°a. V,;°.n =°
".n a.. rn.a r„ = o.00la rd;°" = I µa=~ rr
650 k~~ ~~ .
V°v = V.r. = 8V
PL 2D 21 V°,•.n = 1300 fk = 0.1 Ta.°" _
— 30-75 µsec t • ~~
Vn, _ —100 Ikn = 0.5 30 sec ~ 54 y
T"`°a` 6.3 0.6 10 T.. = ax
Y _,t..°1= —10 / 0.01 1•mn = ~75-+90 °C P
a..iil.a ~r;v — —I00 ~ - 0.01
— tr.. _ +20 °C
PL 10 V° v = 400 /, = O.I V"K = 20-35 V

n.°d. r°. V°;".v = 400 T.. _ 10 acc 21 5 108
n°L. °"a L85 3.4 — ~ 1300 /°n 4 freq. = 100 cia mignon
V.n = =
c;.~~;u Van = I800 6m6 = a%.75-+90 ~C
9 With fen cooking. °) Preq. <_ 20 c/s. ') Measured at half amplitude. °) Freq. —Pulse repetition frequency.
1
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v„ zsoo /, = b.a v„< = Iz v o'
PL I05 V„"". = 2500 /,. = 40 Ta;"" = 1000 µae < ""=="'x°
%::>..
i ..<",
•"°"< s l0 v = —soo !
30o I~i+t„ = os r.. = m.. Is r«< Iz3 ze9 ~ g ~~..,
<)= —IO !n. = 2 fHs = +40-+80 °C
mcn~a` V. _ —1000 ! . = 0.25 a„< _ +40 °C o~ • 4i n
Vrd..<l = —10 ~." = i Super jumbo
P6. aS0 V," = 240 /" = I5 Taa, 1000 ~«

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°<<•.- 1.9 26 120 ~°'"" _~Q,) !" 0.25 ~C 92 293
— xr = mt40-+80
PL 255 V," I500 /. IZ.S V.,< = 10 V

i„,d< =
V„" = zsoo !„ = eo Te;"" laoo µ.« loz 334
<,<,, s la 30o v, '" — _300 / = ozs r.. = m Is .« ..,
Ved.,a= —10 ~, = I ees = +40-+80 "C
PL 260 V„ = I500 1." = 25 V•,< = 10 'J

i<;"e.
m<,<", 5 25 600 V°'""c)= 2500
—3000
L,
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= 160
0.2i
T "" = I~ a«<c 127 405 °
ì~n~d` ✓et(° _ — tHr = ma+40-+80 °C
a„< _ +60 °C
V," = 650 1, = 0.5

V,;".. = 650 /,v V.,< = IS V + ~
PL 1607 = 2 Ta~ 500 µsec 1G
wP
V, _ —100 / = 0.05 48 a ;,,4 ~
rieee 2 2.6 60 V<a(..<l— —10 ~, = 0.25 142
cri.a < —~/O tTm"b" m•`.75.+90 s<Cc ~s
✓sta.<>= = 025 h,< = i-20 °C r !+
V r.. O
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Filamen Voltages Cmrenis I Dimensions
daa T Base "
TYFe V/ l7 Te max. max. characterise~ca Max. Ma <o~~«dona
diem. height
M (nl (a«1 M SA) (mm) (mm>
P 67455 V<v = 1500') /° = 3.2

r Ta;°. 500 µsec
~~`; d 2.5 II 60 0.25 T.. = X 15 a« • 59 222
Va = —500 / =
PL 5544 V°v = I500 1< = 3.2 V<r< = 12 V

r,;°a< — 40 Td;°° = 40-400 µa« 67 190
2.5 12 60 = —250 le 0.2 1'.. _ ux IS s
r =
cn.e~ Vq.,..)_ —10 Lv = 25 6mt. = 55-a-70°C r~~
s e
PL 5545 V°v = I500 /, = 6.4 [~.,. = 12 V ~a

s ei~~~.
V,;,,<v = 1500 f°v = 80 Ta;°~ 50-500 µsec 67 229
T"°a~ 25 2I 60 max
"nri.dr ~ j/d..,) _ —210 4av = 2.5 (Tmb' = 55-+70 °C s°v<r d°mb°
PL 5557/ __
PL l7 V,v = 2500 !° = 0.5 Tav°. = 1000 µ « v~ J
nma. V°;,,.v = 5000 1°v 62 169 ~",~~
2.5 5 5 V. _ —500 I<
=
=
2
0.05 T.. = ma x. 15 s« ~%
— (Ha = +40-+80 °C ~~ tA y"O
O'G
mi;n<a' Vean)= —10 fev 0.25
12 f/r 1,b
PL 5559 Vv = 1000 !, = 2.5 V•" _ .~ 1000 i %qaR~
PL 57 / I50~ 15 Td+°~ = µ ec 74 165 ~--`
T~~°d• 5 4.5 300 ~'""v= T.< = max IS s« ~~/~~
I v - 025
✓~.r<) _ —10 fv _ I fHx = +40-+80 °C / rk O" p
~At ~_ v =)00 : (= 3.6.1,,, =)S V. ~-300(

IGNITRONS
A.C. control
(two tubes in inverse parallel connection)
Type Varm. Maximum /a /a T.v
demand max. max.
(V) (kVA) (A) (A) (sec)
530 — 30.2 —
220 18
— 180 — 56
PL 5551 600 30.2
250 18
— 200 — 56
600 30.2
600 75
— 200 — 56
1060 75b
220 14
— 350 — 140
1200 — 75.6 —
PL 5552 250 14
400 140
1200 7i.6
600 5.8
400 140
ax 2400 — 135 —
PL 5555 2400 1105 207 I '~
/~ Uesign values only. Max. duration 0 15 sec.

Ignitor ratings: I,aa min = 30 A
I;sa max. = 100 A
Vsa mm = ~ 200 V
V;,a max.: anode voltage
~'1
PL 5555
Rectifier (continuous operation, phase control angle = 0)
Van Va~a.v la laa Freq.

max. max. max. max.
IV) (V) (A) _ (A) (cls
900 900 200 1800
"1 25-60
2100 2100 150 1200
214
FREQUENCY CHANGER RESISTANCE
WELDING SERVICE
Vw Vag loo /a ra. la!~ao') Freq.
maz. max, max. corresp. maz.
TYa input output
(V) (l~ (A) (A) (sec) (A) (r/s) (cjs)
1200 1200 Iq~~ ~~ 6.25 0.166 50-60 5

PL fi822
1500 1500 6.25 0.166 50-60 5
I3~6 ~6
') Tax = 0.2 sec.
V,,, V,;,, loo la r,, l aV„') Frcq.

maz. maz~ max. corresp. max. maz.
TYa input output
M M (A) (A) (sec) (c/s) (c/s)
1200 1200 13~ 5 IO 0.166 50-60 5

2Z
PL 5551
1500 1500 10 0.166 50.60 5
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Max. Max. ratings Anode
peak anode voltage (kV)
Insul-
Fluo- Cooling
TyPe Circuit r) Focus Radio- _ anon Heat
graphy ros Type capanty
I 2 3 4 5 6 (k~ HU%sec
(mm) (HU)
100 1.7 2 450
20611 I10 I10 I10 — —
20620 100 — — — — — 3.1 6 450

20621 — I10 I10 I10 — —
sta-
20630 100 — — — — — au —
— — 4.1 10 450 air ton-
20631 — 110 I10 I10 ary
20650/01 100 — — — — — 1.7/3.1 2/6 450
20650;02 — I10 I10 I10 — —
20651/O1 100 — — — — — 1.7/4.1 2/10 450
20651/02 — I10 I10 I10 — —
') 1 = sel -rectified operation. 4 = three-phase ull-viave circuit
2 — one- and two-va ve circuit (half-wave) 5 = Villa d circuit
3 = single-phase full wave circuit 6 = Greinacher circuit
21825 —50 — — — 0.8 0.3 32 11000
21836 —83 — — — I.0 0.8 2d0 25000
sta-
21837 —90 — I.5 I.0 24U 25000
oil oil lion-
21838 —95 — — 1.5 I.0 240 25000
21839 —85 — — — I.5 I.0 225 ary 12000
21840 —100 — — 2.3 2.6 240 60000
21905 1.5 2
21906 2.3 4
21907 3.1 6 sta-
21908 —110 + 1 10 + 1 10 — 4.1 10 500 oil oil lion- 85000
21910 1.5/3.1 2/6 ary
21911 1.5/4.1 2/10
31912 2.3/4.1 4/10
21920 1.5/3.1 2/6 sta-

21921 —110 1 125 t 125 — — — 1.5/4.1 2/10 500 oil oil lion- 150000
21922 2.3/4.1 4/10 1 ary
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peak anode voltage (k~ Anode
Type ~ Focus Radio- Fluo- Insul- Cooling

Circuit anon Heat
graphy copy Type capacity
I 2 3 4 5 6
(mm) (kW) HU/sec (HU)
21933 1/2 21/42

21934 0.3/I 2.2/21
21935 — — 0.3/2 2.2/42 500')
21936 _100 i-100 1 100 +100 1 21 oil oil tot 800002)
ahng
21937 2 42
21938 1.5/1.5 32/32
21940 I 10 rot-
21941 —110 +110 f 110 -}-110 — — I.5 17 500 oil oil 60000
21942 0.8/1.8 10/23 sting
21943 I/2 21/42 rot- 800002)

21944 —110 -i 12S -I 125 +125 — — 0.3/1 2/21 500') oil oil
21945 0.3/2 2/42 sting
21952 0.8/ 1.8 10/23 60000
2)
425`~u cih uit I~ 9vJ00 `~~~ cirZ wt
► AIL ~NLl1L, XEJ S.JIIE.bS1 '~ ► .~ '~ !;! / ► ) ~ ~ '~ ?~
Max. peak Cooling capacity Angle

-rye operating Heat (HU mtn) between
voltage capacity cables and Receptacles x)
with air without air cenirzl Team
(k~ (HU) circulator circulator
22116/13') 90° tri-polar both sides
22116/230 100 1500000 30000 1.5000 90° hi-polar anode side
22116/63) 135' tri-polar both sides
22116/73') 135° bi-polar anode side
22117j33 100 1000000 18000 30000 90° tri-polar both sides

22118/03 125 1500000 30000 25000 90° tri-polar both sides
22118/53 135° bi-polar anode side
22120/08 125 1 750000 90°
22120/28 39000 25000 135° tri-polar both sides
22156/13 100 500000 12500 25000 90° tri-polarboth sides

22156/23 bi-polar anode s,de
22157/03 125 750000 15000 30000 90° tri-polar both sides
MV 0276/01 140 2300000 70000 70000 90° or 135° tri-polar both sides
~ r) Built-in exposure counter optional.

~ 2) The cores o the bi- or tri-polar anode cables are shot circuited in the receptacles.
o iNSERTTUBES FOR THERAPY
Max.peak anode voltage (kV)
Focus Max. Anode
Typc Circuit ratings Insulation Cooling material
1 2 3 4 5 6 (mm) (mA)
23400 —220 — — — — — 5x5 10 oil oil —

23405 —260 — — — — — 6x 6 IS
23604 — — — — +220 -220 5 (3 15 air water —
23605 — — — — +220 ;-220 70 30
24008 — — — — — +50 — 2 air air —
MV0675 — +140 I. 140 — — — 4x4 8 oil oil —
INSERTTUBES FOR INDUSTRIAL PURPOSES

Macrostructure
25250 — — — 150 I50 8 20
25252 — — — 150 150 4 12 air water W
25275 300 8 10
Diffraction and Spectrography')
25293/32 850 Cu
25294/32 : 850 W
25295/32 850 Mo
25296/32 50 I 50 50 — I 350 air water Co
25297/32 350 Fe
2529 /3'~2 /
All .ype ' ~iave `T wid~.owsr~~~~r&•~ ~

~~ V.~ ~ /o max. (mA) Total Vacuum
VJ length °r Filament
Type max, max. max. max, gasc Insulation gas- type
intermit- coati- idled
(V) (A) (k~ tent nuous (mm)
~o~
28090 I7 8 125 500 200 478 D6 air

28001 19.5 8.5 125 1000 200 478 DE air
28115 12.> 8 160 300 50 685 DE air
28117 12 8 180 300 50 825 DE air
28118 12 8 200 300 50 825 DE air
vacuum tungsten
28119 12 8 220 300 50 825 DE air
28121 12 8 150 300 50 500 DG oil
28125 13 8 125 300 50 Z50 DE air
28129 12 12.5 140 700 70 285 E, DE,K oil
28130 12 12.5 125 700 70 268 E, DE, K o;l
28136 125 1400 500 267 D, DE, K thoriated

65 6.0 oil vacuum
28137 I50 1000 400 285 D, DE, K tungsten
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VOLTAGE STABILIZING TUBES
c~«em I —lo mA s—Is mA s-90 m.a I-4p mA~y1~
85 85A2'1 1
OPERATING
VOLTAGE
90 9001
IG8 OB2
150 150B2 OA2
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PHOTO TUBES RADIATION

COUNTER TUBE
Colo„ Red amvi~•e Blue aenartke
R;.dhno~~ Tyne
59 CV v 18903
=
c j~ 90 CV 90 AV
_¢ 3949 18904
~. i9. Y 18909
18506
~ 58 CG
~~ 90 CG 90 AC
U~ 3546 TRIGGER TUBES`
v. 3554
PL 1267 Z 50 7 582J~y
H.V. SURGE GAS NOISE

LIMITING DIODE SOURCE 1ti-
9020 3 em Band KSOA
DECADE COUNTER r
TUBE
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TYPES
SURGE ARRESTERS
Max. 2.SA/I sec SA/i sec SAI3 sec IOA/l sec IOA13 sec
temporary current ,
80-120 V __—_ 4379

130—Ia0 V 4349
VOLTAGE
__ —_
i50-200 V 4371 4369
_—
5'f A R
ZBO-350 V 4372 4379

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4C0-500 V 4397
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i00—Bi0 V 43i0
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MAGNETRONS
t\1 40 kW 225 kW 360 kW' 400 kW 500 kW
peak'"'"'r""
nc;pce 7 kW IS kW
I
~~ 5726')
1220-1350.-----
2940-3C60 —____ 55100 _
FREQUENCY IN Mc/s
3450-3614 --__ 55095 __

a750—s9oo -_ also ___-
9000-9160 -- 2149 ----
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9003-91 G8 55032 ---

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9166-9345 _— 55031 ___
9210-9270 CV370 —_____
9345-9405 2142 2142A 725A 4150
55030
94Ci-9505 55029
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KLYSTRONS
A1ax' 20 mW 10 W' - 200 W
continuous oi~[put
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3320-3450 Mc/s
723AIB, 2K25
55334')
d
8600-10,000 Mcls 55395
Fixed re9uency.
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Pta- Cathode Ty ~ical characteristics i\?ax. ratings Dimensions
d~a-
.ryce Va Cfals~ hon Pro- D
curk N') Cak Tot. Dia- Rase
cuum led sea- ~ Per connections
siti T},Qe )ected Vb rent Ra Vb ~nrs lamb herght meter
area mex (µAS max. maz.
vity
(cm9) (V) (uA) Im) (MS2) (V) (µA) (°C) (pF) (mm) (mm)
58 CG — G caesium 85 0.1 a5 I 90 1.5

red °" I I 100 3.0 33 16
oxidized
58 CV V — silver 50 0.05 20 I 100 3 an w
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so AG — c cae,~nm a5 0.1 13o I 90 o.e Qo o a ~~~~
hlue on 4 70 0.7 54 19 s o o ~ ~~
— antimony a5 0.05 45 I 1.25 ~° °w t ~
90 AV V 100
Minietur~ ')
Cc (q) ©.
90 CG — G caesium SS 0.1 125 I 90 0.7 ` o "' "" '
red 2.4 !00 L1 54 19 w o o w ~0~~,_'"%~j~
oxidized
90 CV V — silver 50 0.05 20 I 100 3 ~° °~.c.
Miniature ')
caesium
1
,~f%/~j
3530 — G red — 100 — 150 1 100 7.5s) 5 3.0 76 18
oxidized
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r r- r r r r s--.r r ~- ~-- r r r- ~--:~-,~---,~--~--- ~-,
caesium p ry
3533 — C red — 85 — 120 I 100 2 50 3.4 80 28
oxidzed
silver
~ aA .,~'~~
~~'" / ~
caesium l
3538 — C red °" — 85 — 120 1 100 2 50 2.5 73 23 n ~%
oxidized ~"`//// ,~
stiver ~y
k , ec. 2p. ~7
caesium I j
3545 V — red 0.8 90 0.05 20 I 250 5 SO 2 73 16.5
oxidized
silver ~ \ °/
(P~ s,.c. Zo.
ium 1 _ •
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3546 — C red 0.8 85 0.1 150 I 90 2 50 2 M
73 16.5 ®.
oxidaed
silver
(P~ ree_wee
d
caesium 4 /,~4)
3564 — G red 4.5 85 0.1 150 I 90 2 50 3.4 103 30 ~ >~~~ `:
oxidized
silver ( "Te~ered e'1"~"~21
+mdl 4p.
t) Measured w th a amp o colour temperate e 2700 °K.
') All cathode connections must be interconnected externally.
s) Total cathode current.
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Dimensions
V; Qn l) V°s) I dV° Total Diam. Base
Type V° I° rec spread max. hethgt max connections
max.
max.
(V) (mA) (V) (V) (mA) (V) (mm) (mm)
' k ~
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85 Al 85') 4 125 83—$7 1-8 4 80 32 oQ ~~'//~~

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k ~ (:)
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l.c. o 0 o a i 6y
85 A2 85 S) 6 125 83-87 1-10 4 54 19 k o o tc. ~~ ,~
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~ ° k psuiii~Yl
Miniature
1) In complete darkness V;gn may have a higher value.

2) Variation of V° (/° = I° ree : max. 0.3% during the first 300 hours of live
max. 0.2% during the subsequent 1000 hours
1 s) ~ _~' ray ~~~ ~ (~x.~' 1°/q'n sr~rt ~~mf'00~ Puri -na~~ aft- thj 4irsr 300f'~our~
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~ ~ ~/G~Tr+Gt~ S~'AtsIL1~Ek'S ~ '~ ~~ ~~ '~ `~
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O$2 108 17.5 127 10u-1I1 5-30 4 67 19 k i (~

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0 0 ~ .ii
k o O i.C.
`~y%;~~0.
a k p •aiiii~Y/
90 C] 90 20 125 86-94 1-40 14 54 19
Miniature
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100 E] 100 125 140 90-105 50-200 4 168 55.5 k a U ////~j/~
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Dimensions
Vn2) dvo• ~otht Base
'Fypa Va !a rec v'8"r) /a Diam.
max. spread max g max. connection
m ax.
(l~ (mA) (V) (l~ (~ (~ (mm) (mm)
i
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150 Al 156 4 205 146—i66 1-8 8 72 27 k Q o d ~'~~~/~j
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54 19 r
150 B2 150 10 180 146-154 5-15 5
kro ° of lr.~~%i~~ ~.
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a ° it. ~ ~%/%yj
ic.
Ministate
ko o a 8 %: ~yy 5
0 ~ >~ ,
99 (p) 43 (p) r r ~~ ~ ~ ~ ~
150 Cl 155 20 205 14(r-166 5-40 8 114 (K) 43 (K) a C~
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Octal y [~
150 CI K
a ~ 6
I/~~~ .
46~a 90 20 125 85-100 10-40 10 94 (P) 43 (P) o~ o e~ ~ ~ i,~s
i 09 (K) 29 (K) k oo /, ,i
_ a
o<tal ' 2
4687 K.
7475 100 4 140 90—i 10 1-8 4 84 26 ~

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k
13201 100 100 140 90-110 15-200 20 154 54
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Max. ratin;s Mains voltage
Extin-
)gni- guish- Cana~-
Temvu~- 'rive A.C.
tion ing ary Fu5 ass<ha~ ~0. vat„
TYPe Dimensmns
voltage volt- ee m .. . .
.a~ e~ G~o~a~. ma..
age I 1 ~
wily
(Vd.c.) (Vd.cJ (A) (sec) (A) (Ws) M (V)
<~-sr
4349 130—I80 110 5 3 6 10 70 75 N fi,t
g
I10 3 10 10 70 75 60-65
4369 150-200 10 IfD
(~1
4370 BO-120 60 10 3 10 10 36 50 ~~~-: vrs
as—sa 1'
4371 150-200 I10 5 3 6 10 70 75 ~ . t; _'~
4372 280-300 250 2.5 I 6 10 200 180

v i
4373 I50-200 I10 10 3 10 10 70 75 6o-ss
4378 80—IZO 60 10 3 10 10 36 50 ~~—

60-6f
14A
4379 280-350 130 10 3 10 10 50 180 ~~~-~

■ . ,.s
4380 280-350 250 2.5 I 6 10 200 180 49-51
4383 280-350 130 5 3 6 10 50 180 ~~
97.5-98
7<.5-79
4390 460-660 400 10 i 25 500 — 300 +~~~—„~,

(~~eff.~ (Veff.~ ~tl~ ~Q ~~
eo-ss
I<A
4397 400-500 200 5 1 10 10 150 230 ~;~ ~-~

N g ~ • L6
tW
n
N
ELECTROMETER TUBES
Vj I~ Va Vsz Ia Val S ER Isz Isl Base
Type connections
4
f 09
4060 ~ ,
0.7 300 4 — 100 —2.5 28 0.5 — G 10-" „~~~
Triode
N
4065 +f ~•
1.25 13 9 — i00 —2.5 80 2 — G12.SX 10'1° ~ o oy
Triode •
S~bmmiamre
a +t ~
4066
1.2i 13 4.i —3.2 20 3 17 1 2.Sx 10 -15
~ opz
Tctrode ~° ° + ~ ~•
I ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ _ ~ t _~ ~ ~ C ~ ~ f ~ sU~ ~ao~~
f
~ J ~ ► t~1 '~,G F n0 -~EU~R'ER b 1
Photo-
ca- Scrccn Voltages Picture Dimensions
Linear
thode resolut-
Execu- j1,~') magm-
Type V° Ve V°s ficat- ion Tot.
tton ) eff. —Vys) Diam.
diam. V° Vp length
diam. max. max. max, ion max.
(lines/ max
(mm) (mm) (uA(Im) (kV) (kV) (u) (kV) (kV) (kV) cm) (mm) (mm)
AA
AB 20
10120 AG ~ 116 6 — — 6 — — 3-7 200 240 I I7
Diode CA
CB IS
CG
AA
AB 20
18121 AG
20 28 -- 5 — — 6 — — I 200-500 97 65
Diode CA
CB li
CG
25 Ili 20 6 3 20 6 6 bs ;~) 2.5-3.5 200 240 117

TSiodOe G
The first letter indica es the type of photocathode: e) A a colour temperature of 2700 °K.
A=caesium on antimony, blue sensitive. s) Grid cut-off voltage.
C = caesium on oxid'zed silver, red sensitive. s) A[ picture extinction.
The second letter indicates the colour of the luminescent screen: ') At exposure.
A = blue, very short persistence.
N B blue, short persistence.
w G == green, medium persistence. All types arc magnetically focused.
v
N -
w
to
THERMOCOUPLES BIMETAL RELAY

1l (mA) D,mene~ons Max currcm
TYpe E.M.F. M.x R Ta. Be9~nom At At

_ Lmnof _Ma.. / Re Iengch Di.m conmc Type
Ì1°
rnctenalnc, A1ams :.+itch- switch-
canrcc„ona
Fp propor- ds+ing max.. .ohase
vp
aI2mV~honel~ty n s I mm.
uou (mm) (mm) ion ~of~
(nI(D)
TH I 10 S 20 20 75 5.5 /r = 92 mA IS A U.25 A
2DCV
TH 2 20 10 30 40 233.0 ($ 13"„)
n
/~ W 340•-
—(o o ~+ .~~^ ~ 4152 - 220 V
7H 3 40 20 15 100 7.3 3.0 63 24 I.5 A 0.25 A
372 !7 A.0 •'
\Y / r c
TH 4 100 50 I50 200 2.2 3.0 Timma= d0 scc ~
(ll = 92 mA) 380 V A
A 0.7 A 0.075 A
TH 5 200 100 i00 350 I.I 3.0 AC
The E.M.F ,a propomorul w the 9uaue of / up w the smcd carre,u .alae

(max. de.iau n i~ 2"0)
i
OURRENT REGULATORS
Gewrd eppliutiom Indwtrid eppScsUooe SPecul ePnlieeriwe
V,~,,,, L„ B,ae Bonn«doaa Bare mr,...~..ons Type V.°"" I"' B,ae cove«done
Tree
M (~) ~~ (mA) M (mN
C0 &F-100 200 .®r 329 10-30 II50 'e~ ~~- 1904 30-410 100 O "~~~"
e H
P H Srnn
3-10 5400 a\\Ji.on
C 10 35-100 100 .'~. E905 2-6 1000 ea~.nn

~i
//
P 452 7-20 1150 '•\°_ ).~
H
80-100
C 12 100 1012 6-18 5700 Eai,o~ 2909 5—i5 F90 O ., ,
~.~v~~ ~ a
35-100
P 6-18 3200 ~ Ednnn H
''
U 30 70-125 100 1331 IS-40 1450 1909 15--45 625 O
eO eO 0
N
W
GO o<<d H x
Special applications
Trce v`""" 1"` Ba,~ connections Tyi,e ~`°"" 1"F Ba,e connections
(V) (~nA) M (mA)
V o
f'~ ,go
1909A IS-45 625 ( ~ 0 1~ ~~~' ~ 1926 8-26 180 ~'//~/l~,~a~
f~a~pr
ao ~
H
I~ U
1810 5—IS 1400 ~ i%~ 1927 40-120 180 ~/

'~j ~. ... ~dy
®
fl H Y A
1913 4-12 2000 ea..°" o

1929 80-240 IBO
J y~ ' ' l
f ~ /
Ear,°"
1918.01 4--10 100 0
na„ "
1941 80-200 300
ilWjn3N~~ ~
A
s ea.."" v
ov o0
1923 IS-45 430 [a..°" 1945 80—IZO 275 t~ s
00
I G
P
IMAGE ICONOSCOPE
{/J
Type ~~ Scanning system Image system ~pera[ing characteristics
M (A)
Cathode voltage —930 V')

Voltage of gr and collector 0 V')
Voltage of signal electrode 0 V')
Focusing: magn. Fhotocath: 12x16 mm Voltage of photocathode —1000 V')
Deflection: magn. Signal electrode: 45x60 mm Beam current 0.1-0.2 µA
5854 6.3 0.63 Cut-off voltage: —30 to Focusing: magn. Current of focusing coil 10 mA
—70 V Current of image coil 25 mA
Signal electrode resistor 0.1 MSZ
Required illumination for average
scene, at F : 2 1500 Lux.
Measured with re peel to earth
N
A
f
N
tP RADIATION COUNTER TUBES
LV
Radiation Wall Threshold Operating Plateau Plateau Dead Back- Dimensions
Type Description sensitivity thickness voltage voltage length slope time ground lot. Diam.
in. (% per (counts/ length (mm)
mg~cros (~ (~ (~ 100 V3 (µsec) min) (mm)
18500 Non X-ray, y and 250 900 1050 < 2 < 75 max. max.
self quenching neutron 150 < 20s) 135 19
18501 selfquenching Y~e~trond 75 900 1050 150 <2 < 75 < 20 s) 135 19
18502 Self quenching y, ~ 75 300 350 100 < 15 < 150 < 40 II8 19
18503 Self quenching eutron 250 > 275 ') 225 G 2 < 100 < 20s) 49 I7
18504 Se~f quenching a, Q, Y 2-3') > 275 ') 225 < 2 < 100 < 20s) 49 17
Mina window and neutron
18505 Self quenching a ~ 1 6-2') > 300 ') 225 < 2 < 125 < 25 s) 55 25.5
Mtw window Y
18506 Self quenching a ~ y 2.5-3.5') > 325 ') 250 < 2 < 225 < 40') 55 33.5
Mxa window
18509.01 SeIE quenching ~, y 90.75 > 320 ') 100 < IS < 50 < 5 max. max.
30 6.5
18513 NI!cagwmdowg photond 1.6-2.1') 575 725 I50 < IS < 70 < 6s) gbx' j28
18514 Self quenching a, ~ and 3.5.4 s) 600 750 200 < 15 < ZSO < 40s) max, max.
Mica window photon 99 335
') 4rbit~~-v wµ~~n pl~i--vu. ~ Wind~w thif~~ness~') Slytded.~

< < ~ C ~. C C C f
~ ► ,,AI~IE.Rtc~s ►
locec- Wave- Peak lac
Tice changeable I qch Frcquc<cy o~cpuc ch.Wsiable l'7 ll Tn Appo' Tyvkal ch.raccui.dce
.✓ch bn d power Trve c'c~ n
crve (cm) (Mc/e) mi.. (kW) cme (V) {A) {,ec)
21 42 — 9345-9405 7 Ya;,,,, _ 40 kV
2J 42A — 9}45X405 20 Recdfer /, — . 100 mA
2J 49 — 3 9000-9160 40 l a„ —max. 750 mA
2J 60 CV 2793 8750-9900 40 8020 CV 2967 5 6 5
4J 50 CV 2284 9345-9405 225
4J 78 — 9003-9168 225 Vj = 5.5 V V = m.x. 5.8 V
Gmrter V.,,= 10 kV V.,;. =max. 12.5 kV'
SJ 26 - _ 25 1220.1350 500 fop r min.2A Wa ~ max. 75 W
T~aabl<
CV 370 3 9210.9270 7
725 A CV 722 9345-9401 40 KLYSTRONS
55029 9405-9505 ac I ua
55030 9345-9405 225 Inver- Wev O~cvoc
55031 9168-9345 .c 0.1 pe ch.Wyt~ble Fre9uency power
55032 9003-9168 180 Trce Ibs~d
crce (~») (Mcia) (W)
55085-01 CV 1483 3570-3614
55085-02 CV 1484 3530-3570 360
55085.03 CV 1485 85 3490-3530 2K 25 CV 2792 3 BSUO-9660 0.025
5508504 CV 1486 3410-3490 ref~<.
55100.91 CV 1479 3030-3060
55100-02 CV 1480 10
3005-3030 400 729 AB CV 1795 3 8702-9548 0.03
55100.03 CV 1481 2980 ~~ mRex
55100-04 CV 1482 2940-2980
55334
mold reflex — 8.8 332U-3450 10
TR AND ATR SWITCHES (ixcd freq.
lac rchaageab!a Apphcaeor, Frequency

I 55395
TYPc wrth cvve m4e;,) Tenable _ 3 8600;10000 50'180
1B 24A CV 725 TR 8490-9600 2-ceviry
N wamr cooled
A 1B 35 CV 369 ATR 9000-9600
W
IONISATION VACUUM GAGE
FOR MEASUREMENT OF GAS PRESSURES
Supply
voltage
Gas
pressures
:i
Field intensity of
required permanent
magnet
95322
Cold cathode
2000 Vd~ 10-3-10-smm Hg abt 370 Gauss `'~
244
hb15~ L~L~S r I
Vj '~ V;v„ Vd /d Noise, level
Typo ~~
~~ ~A) (cm) ~u) ~V) ~mA) (d.b.)
K50A
N<un cu<d d 2 ; 6000 165 125
~a~aa a~oa< R =192700
.3 sZ
K Bl A 1 85 13
Noise diode 2.7 100 15 R = 50 ~
N
•P
N
DECADE COUNTER TUBE
Type and Filament Voltages Characteristic Base corrections
Application data Resistors Currents (mA) data
Vb = 300 V R„ = 39 kS2
E1T Vb = 6.3 V Vdn = I1.9 V
Deced< !~ = 0.3 A I56 V !,p — 0.95 R„ = I Mt2
VbD = 47 kS2
<ouncer wbe
IS R Rts =
Rk =
( 1 1 (.S 1 ~ ~ ~ ___( -( -1 -1 .~ -1 _--( -( -~

)
Dime
Maximum rating.
Type Typicd characteristics Tat. s1Diam.
length &ae conn<aiom
Currents
(mm) (mm)
_ ]IV V. (1,=2-6mA)= 61V /, = x. 6mA

ZSOi V ` ~° in. 66 V V / = 2-b'mA) _
Gu-filled V,e. ;s =
_ . 54 V /„ = max. 24 mA 92 13 f9« i %/
~~ ,
.;.d` V, (/. = 2-6 mA) = max. 67 V f)pa~`~~;'.~ ~ ~er~ej
V, , ~ max. 175 V
V, = 105-130 V,tt V,,, ;r, = B5 V !, = x. 25 mA ~~ ~~~

///
fff...
PL 1267/ V, ;a. (Va = 0 V) = 255 V V,r, ;rn = n. 70 V /„ >- max. 100 mA /o,~ ~ ";//
~
Z 900 T = min. 225 V Vn. 4n = ax. 90 V
99 33 alam='J J se -e
c...ru.a = ma:. 310 V Va, (In. > 0) = 60 V °
I,t. tr.nd~v, 14ov~= m.x.laopA
oaw
5823/ V. fS)n (V,t > OV) ~ 290 V V,r. ;rn =min. 73 V 1, = x. 25 mA ie - r, o.

Z 900T V, Ì, — 25 mA) _ 62 V V,r. ;a, = a:. 105 V !,r =max. 100 mA
54 19 ,.
G,-fill,d V.t.(✓ O V) - ~ V V,e snn,((Vc= 140 V) __ o'crc. `,.i~~%/ t,~
v;ndn o i/~
V,r. (Lr.>0)(I,-25 mA)= 61 V ~ ~0 µA o
~n
sof.esss.
A
A
s
•
•
F SEP~11-CONDUCTORS
e~
A
A
A
•
•
•
A 2~~
N
to
O
GERMANIUM DIODES
la min —lama. (µA) la 1~ L~. . Va~~. Tur &se
Cak f.mb
Typc (mA) voltage comKchons
crpLion Va=-3V Vd=—IOV Va=—SnV Va= —IOOV
Va=+ IV
lmA) (plA) (~A2 M M (PF) l~
General
OA 50 S 30 500 50 I50 500 fi0') 75 —50 to +fA
paya~`
High beck
OA 51 re~~e
sietan« 5 7 100 50 I50 500 50') 15 —50 to +60
OA 53 100-volt 4 (00 50 I50 500 100') 120 —50 to +fi0

diode
OA 55 100-vole 4 5 500 50 150 500 100') I40 —SO to +6U

diode
General
OA 56 purpose 4 50 800 50 I50 400 70') 85 1 —50 to +40
diode
3- r~ > > ~ > > > > > > ~ t> > ~ > >
rd
Vide°
OA 70 detector VOI mA = I~SVV 50 I50 a00 22 5
ISd.~ 1 —SO Io+75
diode F 0.25 V 30 µA
Cenanl Vd3 mA = re LSPV Id

= ~ VV 90p
OA 7I purpose x. a 35 I50 200 —50 to +60 p
diode +mIrOSV max. 60 d c
7 r~A 250 µA ° III
llllllll
Matched
pau for vd at rd — rdat vd — rdatvd
zoA7z rain =o.l mA = —Lsv —as v to loo 200 305a~ 1 —so to +oo
detector + 0.1 V 0.8 pA =130 µA
arcuits ~ ro
~~
oy
V
ideo Vd at Id
derector = 0.1 mA =—rd at Vd —Id atVd Jc~
OA 73 general —L5 V = —30 V 50 I50 400 ~ d.c.
20 p' —50 to +75
purpose ~~- 0.2 V r" •:. IBµA 100 ma:. 1200
Vd a[ rd — rd atVd —rd at Vd
OA 74 General = 4 mA = —1.5 V = —G(1 V ;5 I50 200 ~ d.c.
p' —SO to +75
purpose 40
+ I.OS V 12 µA 400atsA
') The diode should not be opera ed at the ma v lots for voltage, cu rent and temperature simultaneou ly. s) The diod hould not be op~erated nt the max. values
~ f r vohege and temperature slmu tan<ausly.') Diode is se its with W allel circuit conaisnug of R = 3900 f2 and C = 10 pF. Fmq. = 3U M (a. Peak input vol-
t.g = 5 V. Cepedtance of osdll for = 17 pF temp. = 20 °C. The oscillator must have a a gligible mterual impedance .t its harmonic (requencio. )When
~ soldering, the metal diode extension should be held wrth a pair of cool peen in order ro avoid damage to the diode through excessive heat.
N
U
N
TRANSISTORS
—V.td~) —Ve to) —l~ 1. W T.,,,b —V. W. Noise
Type Des- max. max. max. max. max.
cnphon max. maz, max. (1000 cis)
tongctions
(~ (l~ (mA) (mA) (mW) (°C) (l~ (mW)
(d.b )
OC 50 Point 20 30 75 35 20 IS 53
contact mltectw
OC 51 Point ~ 75 35 30 IS 53 °ase am~~ter

tontad
function
OC 70 (all-glass) 4.5 10 10 10 6 45 10-15
~wt.~ro.
OC 71 (all°glass) 4.5 10 IU 10 6 45 10-22

~ ~~
L
~ *~ ro~ ona~ data. ~ ~ ~ ~ ( ~ ~

GERMANIUM DIODES
Id m~~. —!a max (;~A) 25 `C Ia laP l,,,rc~ Va~~. Tnm
Des- mA)
max. max. maz. 60mao. ver Cdk l.mb Base
TYp° cnphon Vd= +IV Vd=-3V Vd=—IOV Vd=—SOV C valtagc conneehons
Va-=—IOOV
(mA) (mA) (mA) M (u) (p~ (°C)
Vd at !d ° _
OA 81 purpose = 25 mA II 275 50 I50 500 910 d. P 7i
max.+I V
Vd at /d
OA 85 ma SmA 5 7 2i0 50 I50 500 90d.c
Purpose w. I V ~~ -Y~
Sce note 4 pave Z51

TRANSISTORS*
—V<at%<l — ~~<zal —1< 4 W< T. —V< W< N is<
Des- m ma max. maz. max, maxb max. maz. (1000 ~s) Base
TYa cription (d.bJ connections
(V) (V) (mA) (mW) (mA) (`C) (V) (mW)
OC 50 PO1" t 20 30 75 35 20 IS 53 ~wllecfor
contact
OC 51 Point 30 75 35 30 15 53 bQ '""""r
contact
10 25 45 8d
OC 70 ~~~glas°) 4.5 10 10 aversge
collecfer
function 2i 45 B dB ~
OC 71 (all-glass) 4.5 10 10 10 average ~~6ose
17 emitter
~ action
2.00 72 (all-glass) 13 26 4i 4i
* Provisional data.
l { ~ ~ ~" ♦ l ~ ~ ~. l 1 l ~ l l l l ~ 1
INTERCHANGEABILITY LIST
INTRODUCTION
In the first column of this interchangeability list only those

electronic tube types are indicated for which equivalent types
exist. The second column lists the CV numbers and the third
the corresponding Philips type numbers.
With respect to the third column it must be noted that the

type numbers without brackets are direct equivalents whereas
those between brackets are near equivalents. It can be assum-
~, ed, however, that in practically all cases the near equivalents
can replace the types indicated in the first column.
The fact that a tube is listed does not imply that it

can always be supplied.
PHILIPS ELECTRONIC TUBE DIVISION
255
• •
• • •
• r •
• •
• • r
IN7ERCHANGEA&ILITY LIST
Altanw P~~ Al~erm-

®~ a~a CV ~~ ove CV ~
o®6a umber
0517 (PL5557) IN54A (OA85)

OA2 1832 OA2 IN57 (OA85)
OA4 (7300T/PLI267) IN58 (OA85)
OA4G 752 (Z300T/PLI267) 1N58A (OABi)
i OB2 1833 OB2 IN60 (OA70); (OA73)
OD3 216 OD3 IN61 (OA85)
OE3 431 SSAI;OE3 IN62 (OA85
OG3 449 85A2; OG3 IN63 OA84
IA3 753 IA3;DA90 1N64 (OA73;(OA70)
IA7GT 1802 IA7GT;(DK32) IN65 (OABp
1A86 DK96; IAB6 IN66 (OA85)
IAC6 DK92; lAC6 1N67A (OA84)
lAD4 2237 lAD4 1N68 (OA85)
lAHS DAF'96; IAHS 1N68A (OA85)
lAJ4 DF96; Iq)4 1N69 (OA85)
I ICI DK91;1R5 IN70 (OA85)
ICZ DK92; IAC6 IN75 (OARS)
I IC3 DK96; IA66 INBI (OA85)
ICSGT 1805 ICSGT; DL35 IN86 OA85)
IC21 (PLI267/7300T) 1N87 (OA70)
1DI3 lA3;DA90 IN88 (OABp
1Fl DF96; IAJ4 IN89 (OA85)
IF2 IL4;DF92 IN90 (OA85)
! IF3 DF91:IT4 INI11 (OA85)
IFDI DAF96:IAHS - IN112 - - (OA85)
1FD9 DAF91; ISS INI13 (OA81)
+ iHSGT 1820 IHSGT;(DAC32) INI14 (OABq
11 IL4 1758 IL4;DF92 INI15 (OA8q
IMI DM70:1M3 INi16 (OA85)
IM3 2480 DM70; IM3 INI26 (OA85)
~ INSGT 1823 INSGT;(DF33) 1NI27 (OA85)
IN34 (OA85) IN128 OA85)
1N34A (OA85) INI35 (OA85)
IN38 (OA85) INI91 (OAB6)
IN38A (OA85) IN192 (OA87)
IN43 (OA85) IN198 (OA85)
"~ 1N44 (OA85) IPI DL96:3C4
1N45 (OA85) IPIO DL92:3S4
IN46 (OA85) IPII DL94;3V4
~ IN47 (OA85) IP23 - (3554)
IN48 (OA85) - IP32 (3546PIX~
IN50 (OA85) IQSGT - I826 IQSCT;DL36
IN51 (OA85) IR5 782 DK9I;JR5
iN52 (OA85) IS2 DY86:1S2
1N54 (OA85) ISS 784 DAF91; ISS
25'7
~ ype Alx~ Philipp
ti CV P6ihp
v uTm~
her typ o ber ryM
n~ha~ numher
IT4 785 DF91; IT4 4178 4J78

IUS IUS;DAP92 4PR60A 2752 QEPZO/18
IV6 1V6; DCF60 4XISOA 2519 QELI/150
1X26 } (DY86) SAR4 G
QZ34~5AR4
2635 1092 EA50 SB21 1164
2D4A 795 (AB2) 5B/250A QE06I50:807
2D21 797 ZD2I; PL2D21 SC22 252(1 6279/5022; PL522
2D21W PL5727 SC/IOOA Q132/250
2142 3676 2J42 SCPIA (DGI3-2)
2142A (JP9-15) SCP7A (DPI3-2)
2149 3687 2J49 SD22 (QB3.5/750); (6156)
2150 2793 2150 SFP4A (MWi3-35)
2K25 2792 2K25 SFP7A (MFI3-I)
2NI15 OCI5;2NI15 SJ26 3602 SJ26
2V/400A DCG4/IOOOG ST4 1846 (GZ34)
3A4 807 3A4; DL93 SU4G 575 SU4G; (CZ34)
3A5 808 3A5: DCC90 SUPI (DG13-32)
3B4 2240 3B4 SV4G 729 (GZ34)
3B28 1835 DIX4/1000 SX4G 1851 (GZ34)
304 DL%; 304 SY3GT 1856 SY3GT
3023 PL3C23; 3023 5Z4CT 2748 (GZ34)
3045 372 PL345 6ABGT 580 (EK32)
3NP4 (MW6-2) 6AB4 (EC92)
3Q4 816 3Q4; DL95 6AB6 EEECCCL9980:6AB8
(
3S4GT 820 DL9354 3 6AF4A (EC93)
3V4 2983 DL94;3V4 6AG6C EL33
3V3406 (PL 5557) 6AJ8 2128 ECH81;6A]8
3V390B (PL5559) 6AK5 850 6AK5; EF95
3V420B (PL5559) 6AK8 EABC80:6AK8
3V490A (PLI05) 6AL5 283 EAA91;6AL5;(EB91)
3WPI (DG7-36) 6AM5 136 EL9I:6AM5
4fi5A .1905 QB3/200 6AM6 136 EF91:6AM6
411006U AZ50 6AQ5 1862 6AQ5
4-IZSA 2130 (QB3/300);(6155) 6AQ8 ECC85;6AQ8
4-250A 2131 (Q63.5/750); (6156) 6AT6 452 6AT6
4B26 1836 1163 6AU6 2524 6AU6
4B32 2518 DCX4/5000 6AV6 2526 bAV6
4035 1787 626814095; PL435 6B8 1894 (EBF32)
4D21 2130 (QB3,r300): (6155) 6BBG 1893 (EBF32)
4GI280K PL2D21:2D21 6BA6 454 6BA6
4GTP (3546PW) 66D7A EBCBI; 6BD7A
4HI35M 2519 QELI/I50 68E6 453 6BE6
4150 2284 4150 6BE7 EQ80; 6BE7
258 ~..
umber oÌ~ ber
CV ~tjp~ uTmber tiPo CV Pte '
umhar
66L8 ECF80;bBL8 bM6G EL33

66M8 E('I A1; 66M8 6N3 EY82; 6N3
6BQ5 2975 ELB4; 6BQ5 6N8 ' EBF80: 6N8
6BQ7A (ECC84) 6P8 E( L38j5)
bBRS EM80; 66R5 6Q4 1886 EC80; 6Q4
bBS4 EC93:6BS4 6Q7G 587 (EBC33)
68T4 3891 EZ40;6BT4 6R3 EY8I:6R3
bBX6 EF'80;66X6 6R4 1865 EC8I:6R4
6BY6 (E91H) 6R7G 1962 (EBC33)
6BY7 EF85;bBY7 6SA7CT 1967 6SA7CT
6BZ7 (ECC84) 6SK7GT 1982 6SK7GT
6C4 133 6C4; EC90 6SN7GT 1988 6SN7GT
6CI0 ECH42 6SQ7GT 1991 6SQ7CT
6031 (ECH35) 6T8 (EABC80)
6CA7 1741 EL34;6CA7 bU3 EY80;6U3
6CB6 6C66 6U7G 706 (EF39)
6CD7 394 EM34; 6CD7 bU8 (ECF80)
6CJ5 3886 EF41;6CJ5 6V3 (EYBI)
6016 2721 EL81;6C16 6V3A (EY81)
6CK5 3889 EL41; 6CK5 6V4 6V4; (EZ80)
6CK6 2726 EL83;6CK6 6V6GT 51I bV6GT
6CM5 EL36;6CM5 6W2 (EYSp
6CN6 450 EL38;6CN6 6X2 426 EY51;6X2
6CQ6 I3I EF92;6CQ6 6X4 493 6X4
6CS6 EH906C56 6XSGT 574 (EZ35)
6CT7 3863 EAF42; 6CT7 7AHPI DGI6-22; 7AHPI
6CU7 3888 ECH42;6CU7 7AN7 PCC84;7AN7
6CV7 3882 EBC41;6CV7 7D9 136 EL91;6AM5
6CW7 ECC84;6CW7 7FI6 EF4I
6D1 1092 EA50 SA (3554)
6D2 140 EB91; 6AL5; (FAA91) 8D3 EF91: 6AM6
6DA6 EF89; 6DA6 9A8 PCF80; 9A8
6E8G (ECH35) 9AK8 PABC80:9AK8
6FI (EF42) 9AQ8 PCG85; 9AQ8
6FI2 EF91;6AM6 9D6 EF92;6CQ6
bFi3 1839 (EF42) IOFI NF42)
6F16 EF41 lOF3 (UF42)
6H6G/GT (EB34) IQF9 NF4q
6J6 858 6J6; ECC9I IOLD3 UBC41
6J7CT 1937 (EF37A) IOM2 UM4
6JeG 859 (ECH35) 1OM75 MCl/60
6K7GT 1943 (EF39) 12AC5 UF41;12AC5
6LD3 EBC4I IZAT6 12AT6
6M2 EM34;6CD> IZAT7 455 ECC81;12AT7
259
12AU6 1961 12AU6 44IU (1561)
IZAU7 491 ECC82;12AU7 45A5 UL41;45A5
I2AV6 IZAV6 SOCS 1959 SOCS;(HL94)
I2AX7 492 ECC83; I2AX7 SOL6CT 571 SOL6GT
12BA6 1928 126A6 SIA (3546PW)
12BE6 12BE6;(HCH81); SIAV (3545PW)

(12D8) 53CG 58CG;PW
12D8 HCH81;12D8 53CV 58CV(PW
1257 UAF42;1257 53KU 378 (G734)
12SA7GT 538 12SA7GT 54KU CZ32; (GZ34)
12SK7GT 544 12SK7GT 57 PL5559
12SN7CT 925 I25N7GT 59A (3554)
12SQ7CT 547 12SQ7GT 62DDT EBC41
12XP4A MW31-74 62TH ECH42
14K7 UCH42; 14K7 62VP EF41
14KP4A (MW36.44) 63SPT EF50
14L7 UBC41;14L7 63TP ECL80;6AB8
14LP4 (MW36-44) 64ME EM34;6CD7
ISA6 PL83;15A6 64SPT EF80;6BX6
16A5 PL82;16A5 65ME EM80;6BR5
I6A8 PCL82; I6A8 66KU EZ40
16AP4 (MW41-I) 67PT EL41
17 2957 PL5557 80 617 80
17BP4A (MW43-64) 85A1 431 85AI;OE3
I7BP46 (MW43-64) 85A2 449 85A2;OG3
I7CP4 (MW43-43) 90AC 2270 90AC
1723 PYBI; 1723 90AV 2132 90AV
196D PY80; 19X3 90CC 2133 90CG -
I9D8 UCH81 90CV 2134 90CV
19SU PY82; 19Y3 IOOTH 2552 TB3~350
19X3 PY80;19X3 105 PLI05
19Y3 PY82;19Y3 IOSA (PLI05)
ZOA3 PL2D21;2D21 IOBCI 062
ZIA6 PL81; 21A6 112K (MW3I-74)
21AMP4A (MW53.80) I21K (MW31-74)
21ZP4B (MW53-20) 121VP UF4I
25E5 PL36;25E5 141DDT UBC41
25L6GT 533 25L6GT 141K (MW36.44)
30A5 HL94;30A5 141TH UCH42
3001 PCF80;9A8 150B2 2225 150B2;6354
30L1 PCC84;7AN7 ISOCIK (OD3)
31A3 UY4I;31A3 ISOC2 1832 OA2
35C5 (HL94) ISOC3 216 OD3
3575GT 568 . 3575GT 171DDP - UBF80
431U (1561) I71K (MW43-64)
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213Pen PL81:21A6 869A (6508): (DCG9J20)
238B PL5555 869B 2723 (6506); (DCG9/7A)
250TH 2589 TB41800 872 DCCS/500066
2676 (DCCSISOOOGB) 872A 1 642 DCCSISOOOGB
272 PL5557 872AX
31150 UY41 873 (DCCG/6000)
3236 PL3C23:3(73 884 (PLZD2q;(2D21)
393A PL3(73;3073) 885 (PL2D2p;(2D21)
40860 (1805) 891 (CAWI2/10)
44260 (156p 891R (TALI2110)
451PT 1977 UL41 892 (I'AWI2I10)
4510 AZ50 892R (TAL12110)
46060 2644 1561 916 (3554)
502A (PL2D2O: (ZD2p 927 3546PW102
575A (DCG515000CB) 928 (35336)
651 PL5552 966 DCG4JIOOOG
652 PL5551 967 PL5557
6536 PL5555 1163 1836 1163
655 (PL55536) 1257 PL5559
656 PL5552 1267/ l 1992 Z30DTIPL1267
657 PL5551 OA4G J
O'L55536) 1295 (PL5559)
676 (PLI05) 1625 659 (PE06140E)
681 (PL5550) 1657 (PL2D2p;(2D2p
686 (PL5550) 1665 (PL2D21); (2D21)
723A1B 1795 723A/B 1672 (PLIS)
725A 722 725A 1701 PL5557
807 124 QE06150 1877 1134 1877
813 26 QB21250 1904 (PL5559)
816 (DCG411000C) 2000 1163
828 631 (PB11150) 2050 (PL2D21);(2D21)
829 (QQE06140) 2183 1164
8296 2666 5894; (QQpA6/40) 3078A 6508; DCG9/20
832 (QQk0~120; 33046 TBIJ60G
((QQE03120) 3572 DCG4/10006
832A 788 IQQE04/Z0: 38616 QELIII50
I(QQF.03/Z(1) 3874A 26 QB21250
833A (5858):('1'64/1250) 3885A DCX411000
834 -~ - - - TBl/606 4261 PL5557
837 637 (PE04J10E) 4636 - 1324 4636
SS7B (DCG71100) 4687 2766 4687
866 DCG411000C 5544 2210 PL5544
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5557/17 2957 PL5557 6156 2131 6156:Q63.5/750 !
5559/57 612 PL5559 6218 E80T; 6218
5560 (PL5559) 6227 E80L:6227 . I
5561 (PL5559) 6252 - 2799 6252; QQE03(ZO
5632 (PL5559) 6267_ 2901 EF86;6267
5651 2573 '~SA2;5651 6268 1787 626814O35;PL435 i
5654 4010 5654 6279 2520 6279)5O22;PL522
5672 2238 5672 6347 (PL5552A) i
5676 2239 5676 6354 2225 15062;6354
5678 2254 5678 6360 2798 6360:QQE03/IZ
5726 5726 6370 EIT;6370 a
5727 4018 PL5727 6374 2235 EY84;6374
5762/7024 (5924); (IBLb/6000) 6375 2275 DC70; 6375 ,
5763 2129 QE03/10 6508 6508; DCG9/20
5800JVX41 (4066) 6617 6617;TBW12/25
5802/VX32 (4065) 6618 6618;TBLI2J25
5822 PC5822 6686 E81 L;6686
5823 Z900T/5823 6687 E91H:6687
5861 273 EC55;586I 6688 EI80F;6686
5866 1924 5866; TB2.5%3(10 6689 E83F; 6689
5867 5867:763/750 6693 6643:DCC6/18~
5868 5868; 764/1250 6755 PL6755; 6755
5869 5869; (DCG6/6000) 6778 EC70; 6778
5870 5870; DCGI2/30 6779 Z803U; 6779
5894 2797 5894:QQE06/40 6786 6786;DCG7/IOOB
5895 1838 5895;000A4/15 7475 1070 7475
5915 (E91H) 8006 DCGSISOOOGS
5920 E90CC;5920 8020 2967 8020
5923 5923;TBW6/600D 18042 18042;6086
5924 5924: TBL6/6000 38116 1163
6007 DL67; 6007 38166 DCG411000G
6008 DF67:6008 38172 DCGS/SOOOGB
6600~0 (PL5559) 38217 PL5557
6f175 b075;QBW513500 38250 OD3
6076 6076; QBLS/3500 38807 QE06/50
6077 6077;TBWl2/100 38837 (PE04JIOE)
6078 6078;TBL12,'100 55035 2J42
6079 3522 6079; QBS/1750

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68506 1164 AX9902 5868;TB4/1250
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187149 (1163) AX99O4 5923; TBW6/6000
180238 (1164) AX99O4R 5924; TBL616000
189048 (I 163) AX9905 1838 5895: QQC04115
189049 1836 1163 AX9906 6077;TBWI2/100
21)283 1164 AX9906R 6078;TBLI2/100
189414 (1163) AX9907 6075: QBWS/3500
289416 (1163) AX9907R 6076;QBL5/3500
766776 1164 AX9908 3522 6079; QBS/1750
AIIB/C/D (1561) AX9909 6083; PEI/100
AA61 ECC4O AX9910 2799 6251: QQEO31~1
AC866A DCG4/10006 AX9911 1787 626814G35;PL435
AC8696 (6508); (DCG9/ZO) AX9912 25211 627915C22;PL522
AG872A (DCGS/5000GB)j B36 12SN7CT
AG8008 (DCGS/5000CB) B65 6SN7GT
AGR9950 5869;(DCC6/6000) BI42 1927 ((5868);(1734/1250)
AGR9951 587O;DCG12/30 Bi52 ECC81:I2AT7
AIi201 (DCG4/IOOOC) B309 ECCBI;12AT7
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AJ5552 (PL5552) B719 ECC85;6AQ8
APP4B. (ALA) BK24 (PL5552)
APV4 1039 (1561) BK34 (PL5553B)
ARIO (PL5552) BK42 (PL5551)
AR2I 1055 EBC33 BK46 (PL5555)
ARP34 1053 EF'39 BR191 (IBLb/6000)
ARP35 1091 EF50 BT5 (PL5559)
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ASC5055 (PL255) BT35 (PL555~p
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ASG5155 (PLZ55) BT69 DCG71100B
ASCS544 PL5544d4 BT91 PL5544
ASG5545 PL5545 BVA243 EF 39
AX4-I25A 2130 QB3/300;6155 BVA246 ~y
AX4-250A 1131 QB3.5/750; 6156 BVA247
AX224 1835 DCX4(I000 BVA264
AX228 (DCX4/5000) BVA265 EL 33
AX230 2518 DIX4/5000 BVA266
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BVA275 ECH35 CE868 (3554)
BVA276 CE872A DCGSISOOOGB
CIC 1400 CIC CE918 (3554)
C3) (PL5559) CE927 3546PW/02
C3M C3M CEAI (3554)
CbA (PL5545) CEB25C (3546PW)
C6J (PL5545) CEB25D (3546PV17
C6JA (PL5545) CEB25VAB (3545PV1~
C6L (PL5545) CEB25VC (3545P1~
C6M (PL5545) C&B36 (3546P1~
C6P ((ppL5545) CKi05 (OA85)
Cl2FM MW31-7i CK707 (OA85)
CI43 2b. Q821250 CK708 (OA85)
Ci44 2666 (QQE06/40) CK713A (OA85)
C180 786 QQFA4/ZO CK5672 5672
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C866A DCG411000G CK5726 5726
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CST2/12 (PL255)
CEIAB (3554QB3~ CTI/2500 PL5559
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CE-iP23 (3554) D63 (EB34)
CE-IP32 C3546PV7) D77 . EAA9I;6A15;(E69q
CESAB (3546PV1~ DI21 (UAF42)
CESC (3546PV71 DI52 EAA91: (E69q
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CE25D (3546P~ DAF96 DAF96;IAH5
CE25E (3546PV1~ DAFI91 (DAF91)
CE25VA6 (3545PK~ DC70 2275 DC70;6375
CE25VC (3545P~ - DCC90 808 3A5: DCC90
CE30Q PL5557 DCF60 iV6;DCF60

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CE36C (3546PUh DCCI.S/1 1072 DCCIS/250
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DDPP6S EBLI DP6 (OA71)
DDPP39S CBLI DP6C (OA71)
DDR2 173 EF55 DPuI 6AK5; EF95
DDR3 135 EY91 DQ2 866A; DCG4/IOOOC
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DF66 2107 DF66 DS62 (OA85)
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EBF32 501 EBF32 EF92 i31 EF92:6CQ6
EBF80 EBF80; 6N6 EF93 454 6BA6
EBFI71 (EBF80) EF94 2524 6AU6
ECSS 273 EC55:5861 EF95 850 6AK5: EF95
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EC80 1866 EC80;6Q4 EFI75 (EF85)
EC81 1865 EC81;6R4 EF804 (EF86)
EC90 133 6C4; EC90 EF8045 (E80F)
EC93 EC93;6854 EH90 EH90;6CS6
EC94 ~C93) EK2 1426 EK2
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EL42 3890 EL42 FG33 (PL5559)
EL81 2721 EL81; 6CJ6 F~7

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EL84 2975 EL84; 6BQ5
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CVS (DCG4/5000) CV495 4065

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CV26 Q62/250 CV509 (6V6GT)
CV32 DCG411000G CVSIO (6V6GT)
CVI24 QE06/50 CV511 6V6GT
t~ CV131 GF92;6CQ6 CV537 (12SA7GT)
CVI33 GC4;EC90 CV538 12SA7GT
CV135 EY91 CV543 (125K7GT)
CVI36 EL91;6AM5 CV544 12SK7GT
CVI37 EAC91 CV546 (12SQ7GT)
CVI38 EF91;6AM6 CV547 12SQ7GT
CVI39 (EC91) CV551 (25L6GT)
CVI40 EB91; (FAA91) CV552 (25LbGT)
CV152 (DCG4/5000) CV553 25LbGT
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CV273 EC55; 5861 CV572 (EZ35)
CV283 EAA91;6AL5 CV574 (EZ35
CV303 EF22 CV575 SU4G; (CZ34)
CV309 (QE04/10) CV580 (EK32)
CV354 (EC55) CV587 (EBC33)
CV358 EF37A CV593 GZ32: GZ34)
CV370 JP9-7A CV600 (DG13-2)
CV372 PL345 CV612 PL5559
CV375 (EA50) CV6l7 80
CV378 (G734) CV631 (PBI/I50)
CV394 EM34; 6CD7 CV637 (PE04110E)
CV424 (5694); (QQE06140) CV642 DCG515000CB
CV425 (OA71) CV659 (PE06/40E)
CV426 EY51;6X2 CV706 (EF39)
CV429 MF31-55 CV718 (MFI3-1)
CV431 85A1;OE3 CV722 725A
CV442 OA73 CV729 (GZ34)
CV448 OA71') CV742 (PL5557)
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CV450 EL36; 6CN6 CV753 IA3; DA90
CV452 6AT6 CV782 IRS;DK91
CV453 6BE6 CV764 DAF9I;1S5
CV454 6BA6 CV785 DF91;IT4
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CV818 3Q4; DL95 CVI486 (55085/04)
CV8I9 3QSGT:DL33 CVI510 QE04/10)
CV820 DL92:3S4 CVI570 (EK32)
CV838 (DPI3-2) CVI572 (QE06/50)
CV850 6AK5:EF95 CVI578 (EF50) }~
CV858 6J6: ECC91 CVI581 (ECFI35) I
CV859 (ECH35) CV1625 DCG411000ED
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CV925 12SN7GT CVI741 EL34;6CA7
CVI039 (1561) CVI758 IL4; DF92 Y
CV1053 EF39 CVI787 6268/4C35;PL435 I
CVI054 E834 CVI795 723A1B
CVI055 EBC33 CVI796 (1561)
CV1056 (EE37A) CVI800 (DK32)
CVI057 EK32 CVI802 (DK32)
CV1060 (QEA6/50) CVI803 (DL35)
CV1062 TBI/60A(2z) CVIBOS ICSGT;DL35
CV1064 (1561) CVI8I8 (DAC32)
CV1070 7475 CVI820 (DAC32) f
F
CV1075 (F134);(6CA7) CVI821 (DF33)
CVI088 (832A):(QQEA4/Zlp CV1823 (DF33)
CVI091 EF50 CVI824 (DL36)
CVI092 E,0.50 CVI826 1Q5GT;DL36
CVI134 1877 CVI832 OA2 T
CVIZ21 PCIS/100 CVI833 062 6
CVI235 TB1/60A CVI835 DCX411000 r
CV1261 (Mr'A/1000G) CVI836 1163
CV1262 (DCGI/Z50) CVI838 5895:00004/15
CV1264 AZ50 CV1839 (EF42) j
CVI324 4636 CVI846 (CZ34))
CV1347 ECH35 CVISSI (GZ34)
CVI400 CIC CV1854 (SY3C'n
CVI404 (EF37A) CV1855 (EZ40)
CV1426 EK2 CVI856 SY3GT
CVI427 EF9 CV1862 bAQS
CVI428 EBC3 CVI863 (GZ34)
CV1429 EL2 CVI864 (G734) I
CV1434 EM4 CVI865 EC81;6R4
CV1479 (55100/00 CVI866 UP9-7D)
CVI480 (55100102) CVI886 EC80;6Q4
CVI481 (55100103) CVI893 (EBF32))
CVI482 (55100104) CVI894 (FBF32)
CVI483 (55085100 CV1905 (6083):(PEI/100)
CV1484 (55085102) CVI924 5866;TB2.5/300
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T3y'pp~e Philip' Type Philips
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~'1 CVI927 (5868):(f'B4/1250) CV2240 3B4
CVI928 12BA6 CV2259 DL68
CVI935 (EF37A) CV2260 DF64
"'!!! CV1936
~~~ (EF37A) CV2270 90AC
CVI937 (EF37A) CV2275 DC10; 6375
CV2284
CVI943 (~ q 4 CX415000
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CV1944 (ECH35) CV2519 QELI/150
CVI94$ (ECH35) CV2520 6279/SC22:PL522
CVI946 (ECH35) CV2524 6AU6
CV1947 (EL34) CV2526 6AV6
CVI959 SOCS CV2552 TB31350
CVI961 12AU6 CV2573 (BSA2)
CVI966 (6SA7GT) CV2589 TB41800
CVI967 6SA7GT CV2644 1561
CV1971 (DF91) CV2666 (5894);(QQE06/40)
CV1976 MV6-5 CV268D (3554)
CVI977 UL41 CV2721 EL81:6C16
'CV1981 (6SK7GT) CV2723 (DCG9/ZO):(6508)
CV1982 6SK7GT CV2726 EL83; 6CK6
CVI985 (ECC35) CV2729 E80F;6084
CVI988 6SN7GT CV2730 4066
GYI990 (6SQ7GT) CV2748 GZ30; (GZ34)
CVI991 6SQ7GT CV2752 QEP20118
CVI992 7300T/PLI267 CV2765 4673
CV2106 DL66 CV2766 4787
CV2107 DF66 CV2775 1163
CV2I28 ECH81:6lu8 CV2792 2K25
CV2129 QE03110 CV2793 2J50
CV2130 6155; QB3/300 CV2797 5894; QQE06140
CV2I31 6156: Q63.5,'750 CV2798 6360; QQE03/12
CV2132 90AV CV2799 6252: QQFA3/20
CV2133 90CG CV2860 AZI
CV2166 ~
(4 CV2901 EF861;6267
I CV2175 DG7-5 CV2925 EBFZ
•{t CV219I DGI3.2 CV2929 ECH3
CV220 P1~55~ CV2947 DCG415000
CV2215 PL5545 CV2957 PL5557
CV2225 ISOB2;6354 CV2%7 8020
CV2235 EY84; 6374 CV2975 EL84; 6BQ5
CV2237 IAD4 CV2980 DM70;1 3
CV2238 5672 CV2983 DL94:3V4
CV2139 5676 CV3515 K62
279
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number type
CV3522 6079;QJ35/I750
CV3523 Q):AS/40
CV3602 SJ26
CV3659 55100A1
CV3660 SSIOOA2
CV3661 55100A3
CV3662 55100-04
CV3667 DCGI/250
CV3676 ZJ42
CV3687 2J49
CV3881 EB41
CV3882 EBC41
CV3883 EAF42
CV3884 ECC40
CV3885 EF40
CV3686 EF41
CV3887 EF42
CV3888 ECH42
CV3889 EL41
CV3890 EL42
CV3891 EZ40
CV3892 AZ41
CV4010 5654
CV4018 PL5727
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5%K 1805 6255 KF3 DNI0.5 DR10.5 KC3 KBCI; KF3
1039 318 B262 KF3 DNIOfi { DGIO~ KCI KBCI
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80 fA53 ALI E106N 4613 KDDI DLL21
367 CBI E&: UB41: E4a8N 4613 KFI KF3
759 1859+1289 { EBF2 E409 4614 KF2 KF3
I78j I~ C82 f ~FZU811:
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IB01 IBOS CBCI l EBC3 E428 ABCI KLI KL4
IB03 I&IS CBL6 CBLI E138 ABCI KLS KU
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IS AZ50 { U6C41 E443H AL4 MC2.SI75 782.5/300
7817 AZ50 CFI CF7; EF6 E443N 4688 MF31.22 MF31-35
1821 1805 CF2 CF3: EF9; E414 ABCI;AF7 MW22-7 MWIZ-I6
23 1805 { UF9 E441S ABCI MWL2-14 MW22-I6
72 4676 CKI ECHS E445 AF3 MW31-7 MW31-74
3541 3533 CK3 ECH3 EHSS AF3 MW31-14 MW71-74
4612 4613 CLI EL2 E446 AF7 MW31-16 MW31-74
EA50 CLI CBLI; EIl E417 AF3 MW31-22 MW31-74
4635 4614 CL4 CBLI E448 AK2 MW31.23 MW31-74
1652 AX50 Clb CBLI E439 AK2 MW31-24 MW31-74
70 DLL21 CYI CY2 E452T AF7 MW3622 MW36-44
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38 1805 DB7-2 DB7b E499, 4657; AF7 OA50 OA81;OA85
18502 18512 DB7-3 DB7-5 EABI { EBCBIE& OA51 OABI:OA85
21991 (0.8) D87-4 D87b EAF41 EAF42 OA52 OABI:OA85
21993 (I.8) D89-3 D61B-3 EBI EBF2 OA53 DABI:OA85
219~11~ 21942 DB94 DBIO-2 EC40 EC80 OA51 DA81; DA85
(0.81.8) DB9-5 DBIO-5 ECH2 ECH3 OA55 OABI:OA85
2199'7(1.2) DC25 DF91;DF% EEI EEPI DA56 OABI;OA85
22117 22119 DC80 DC70 EFI EF6 OA57 DABI:DA85
11008 24008 DCH15 DK92DK% EF2 EF9 OASB OABI;OA85
117 28110 DDD25 DLL21 EFS EF9; EFB9 OA60 OA70
118 28111 DF2/~ DCGIR50; EFB EF9; EF89 OA61 DA81
28119 28112 { DCGI!1000 EF13 EF9; EF89 OA71 OA81
138 28139 DFZ6 DAF91; EF37 EF37A OA71 OA81; DA85
8020 { DAF96 EFF50 EFF51 PEOB//0 PE06/40
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DC7-3
DG7.4
DG9-3
DC94
DG7d
DG7-5
DG7fi
DGIO-3'
DGIO-2
EKI
EK3
ELI
ELS
EL6
EKZ
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4699
PL57
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EMI EMI. FM34
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AND MATERIALS
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COMPONENTS ~
PROFESSIONAL COMPONENTS ~
Capacitors
Hermetically sealed paper capactors, tubular and box-type

High-tension capacitors
Power (actor capacitors
Smoothing capacitors
Mica capacitors
Ceramic to pacitors
Polystyrene capacitors
Professional electrolytic capacitors
Fixed air-gap and variable capacitors
Air-gap and r_vamic irimme:s
Resistors and Potentiometers
Wire-wound precision resistors

Precision cracked-carbon resistors
Load resistors
Wire-wound low -power potentiometers
Load potentiometers
NTC and VDR resistors
Electromechanical Components
holders (or lamps. Whes and fuses

Componems (or mounting and control
$witches and relays
Variable Transformers
Quartz Crystal Units
Telephone Capsules
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Pier capacitors
1Vi.~a capacitors
Gamic capacitors
Po.ystyrene capacitors
Lev-power wire-wound resistors
Ca. bon resistors and potentiometers
NZC resistors
TLoe sockets
Miniaturized components of advanced design
CERAMIC MATERIALS
Fe,~roxcube
Fc. roxdure
Di,~lectrics
In_~lating materials
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Caw mna Td Immbilily C'~ efv` ln.re. Imulen 20 C~~Ce R.n~ah.
Tubular ruhhen M 125, 250, 500. 1000 pF— { 10o Mac. 1 f40 --00 to R -_ °. 10.000 MD (C G01µF) ~\vail.blc .vith
.mlyd mml ruing EP 2006 IOCO V D.0 I µF +85 `C RC - mm. 2.000,« (C50.2 µF) imubdag <o.r
Tubule rubber-
cubd ~ucW «sing. ~ 2003 Max. 125. 250. 500. 1000 gF— f Igo ~. —40 w R = mm. 10.000 MfE (C <01µF) Supdied wnb
ead wnhed to IOGO V D.0 I µF k * ~O iB5 °C RC — mm. 2.000 as (C 501µF) moummg n g
Tabular «ramµ Me.. 12f-10.000 V

EP 2010 D.0 TOGO pF— i 10e6 Msx. * ~. ~0 to R = mia. 20.000 Mn (C %0.1 µF) Suitable rt high
«v g 1µF +70°C RC=min. 2.00Oau (C SO.I µFT Jtrtuhv
DC. ell.ma,l box- EP M,x. 250. 500. 1000. 0.1-25 µF 1 10"w NLx. t f % Mu. 0.10"0 —40 to R =min. 10,000 MD (C G0.2µ Cbaa or «ramir
ru 2105 (21 2000, 3N10 V D.0 n 50-3110 rl. 1 ]0 "C RC = m~°. 2,000 as (C 50.2 µ~ bu.hmg inaulaton
D.C. all-mewl boa- M x. 125. 350. 500 V I-100 µF Maa. I% —20 to RC =min.
~ . I~250 .a
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(h~gkr Clnv bualuug
yps (mnalLmd FP 2113 D.0 1 21Po Max. t So .t 50 cla +ro °C ` vduaeJ msuGror.
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Smwlhiae «prri- FP 2107 Max. 2—ri 4V D.C. I —I6 µF +~ 10".i Maa. f 59'0 Max. 0.10°0 —40 to RC = mm. 2000 ,« Ceramic hwbag
t°r. EP 2123 .t so-7oo <n , ro °c m.aw«.
A.C. dl.maal bo.- EP 2101 Nan. 220, 275, 380.
500. 750. 10000 V
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Can.type Inr fluo. EP 2114 Max. 750 V (50 cla) 2.9, 3.4. 4, f Max. O.~r —20 to RC a mm. 2000 as Camnliea udh
revs° l,mpv 6.3 µF 5°ra Mu. f 590 et 25-65 g { Bf Y Und<rwriten Te.t
Peer lector Nam.5~

EP 2107 ~, 2N1. 780, 400. 7-924 µF —f le Ma.. 0.33°, --10 m 5a le-phase or thr«-ph.«:
nwcnon V (50 cIJ i 10;6 Mu. t 540 1-20 L.ar tl 20 °C +b °C dixh.rq. runmr. bwR-m
Power lanor opxi- N V 8-1320 µF —5 t0 M1Lx. 1.25—IS —20 m Siagle.pbaae o. thue-

wth chbnwad FP 212(1 (50 ~' ~' ~ 1 5°i0 4vv FL.. 033% leas; ya<h. naron
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Air-8+a tmmmen -262013 (350-IOW) (1-40) (min. 1 p~ (1-5.5) +85 °C 250x 10' 1000 MD dillermrial design
C°a«ûic m-bap Ep 2(31 --10 ro Max. Min. Nighty stable

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150-350 6.4-15 +2W/ 4 +85 'C IWx10' IO,OW M(1 IW-SOU Smrable for V.H.F.
T"balu ceramic ~ 2633 ~ Min. 2.5. 5. -40 to h4x. I,5 ro Min. Small cross section
tnmmers 10
0.65-I +85 °C 4x 10" IO.OW Me! 100-SW Sortable for V.H.F.
Corr«ane uwu- EP 2602/ 200-SW 2.5-IW +10°0 2~ -/0 to hLx. Mn. ISIk-750 Awi461e with •plrt at+mr and m
loo I-3 (5(10-13110) (1.6-10) (mi^.I pP) (I-2) +85 °C 2Wx10^ IWO MQ dd(uentiel de+i¢^
Tardns c'Paat°r• I-4x16(6.4) +1~ 9-15 -10 to hL.. 100 to Min. ~~ Available w'ah •dn •utor a^d m
EP 2621 150-800
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MICA, POLYSTYRENE AND ELECTROLYTIC CAPACITORS

Max_ Iwe~rkin¢ Gpul' Ambem Im^6. aû
Tyw .hce~ Td. In•tabibb Lose. cu(L 20°C - Remack•
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.mu uwawrs EP 2417 SW V D.0 27W pF I%o.l pF } 0.5â a I.5 Me/• +85 `C x 10• Min. IW.WO MD
Polystyrene ua 50, 250,7WVD.C. IOW pF- t 5. 2°io h1a Maa.0.15-035% -IO t^ -SO to R=min.IW.000 M4(C<O.I µF) Avileble wirh
EP 2W3 .t w °C 0.18 µF } 0.5°~ a IW Lela +60 °C -2Wx 10' RC = mi^ 10.000.« (CS 0.1µF) i^ml+t.^s cur
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}211. 10'a Mee. tS% +85 °C RC=mm. 500.« (C>20.000 pF) d«oudinp wrwvev
wpe, «wator. 1000 V D.C. at 65 °C 0.47 µF
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Tobuler am,. 0.5-2 µF. —10 Io Mae.
interhrrnm «petit.
EP 2024 250 V A.0 and rode +2046 7p ' C Min. 100-15,000 Ma dd
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p«non m .ra~ EP 2008 at ~ °C +50"0 +70 °C Min. 500.000 MD a odc volteee of pcture
their re:.n «amq mbe.
Insulated mks EP 2415 500 V D.C. 2Z— }I0. S, Mex. 0.14% a —20 to 0 w +50 Min. 4800 MD (C <12À DFI. For uu m limed circuits
<ewntory 10,000 pF 2, I % }U.5% I.5 Mc +65 °C x 10'a mm. 3000 MD C > 1250 pF)
Tubeler wlyeyrme EP 201] ~~ 250, 700 V D.C. I WO pF— }S, po IvLx. 0.15-035% —10 ro —100 to R = min. IOO,OW Mn (C <0.1 µ~
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t 20. 10, 0.10-0.20°o Mea. —800 w
350. 500. ]W V DC. 0.8-820 pF 5. 2, I% • I.5 Mc/a 85 °C +160x 10-a Min. 50.000 MD For live in tuned circona
T~buln «ramr EP 2702
wamn —20 to 2%at Mew.
250 350 500 V D.C. ~'
22.000 pF +50% I.5 Mch 85 °C verubk Min. 10.000 MD Forcoudinyandh«ovlin0
Midaec to6uluara 10—N50 pF t5. 2^~ Max. fl% q5 Min. l0 fltenbuildiaa imo mall
EP 2306 70VA.0 kl• BSa°C +150x10' 1WO MD (h~diY>~%1
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6-575 pF 0.10-0.I S% Me.. —1100 to Very vuirebls for «immioy
Wi« tnmmcn EP 2303 250 V D.0 C° = +40°0 u 1.5 A5c/v 70 °C +200%10' Min. 50,000 MD r«mvinq .et.
1-360 pF
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19,000 n O.Sy t0.lso I~ W °,'0110 °C <annuenl
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of liq, idal<.<I id Bhk .
Alai un aypa(m~•hm<EP ISOD a aiarel, m,llk di a•~li!N k.nbe wishrw ~ Jrcy J .Jkbk ~n ed
nk for a herm nbe •nd• pmul i~ksier.a®nmu.urmime.O.ine la •kirlu,rcnn. m,wirn<:VTC
~rd • Juesry100~35g1 mend i WOIaF-3À.000 n 1. ZCP,°I a ZO'C xi NI W ambim emperuure d 20 °C. ~•
h,. apniJ wmo•es rheas Mad-ISR tllCa an au~c0<d with < •eparen hur (ur. sku FJ`nI SOIh
Rd tYMa (nr. aM. EP 1503 ,ed 1501) en •rulebk •• (dbwa. '
Sund•rd riloes: 2000, ~IOCO. ]CCo. I],Slq, 35,W0 end 80,CC0 n ~~25. 20 m Ind u ZO °C.
ne I~ W .r .e ,mMenr nanpernure d 20 C.
~k~ of .uRe<aema m rk .polm~m erc vwn in ut. •hsa FP 1590.
v.n.a. dew.dwl «Jam.e (vDR)
di: ~ M d pmd ro0h '• I w; their roluge reklim b E = CfB, wkn~C ramie. tram IW up
o ~anPk:en„" < o'i~.;,ao.is:n ,i ,I~ .~<w~ti:~
G:aai Inrh<ir e<~i ~ k' :irci:..na,el:r•~vua~a,.es<; : :va~~~e:
•ae°iàen;~n<<,r<u,n'ie<wn.,<.r.ur..
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S~.r~ r ue .u,.d1 02~J W (lien wiih .mmpku du. eil.bl.m .pvliuuran).
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'RESISTORS AND POTENTIOMETERS FOR RADIO AND TELEVISION

Cat. Tol. Rats°g
70 °t
°C am- Temppeerature Noise Remarks
Type sheet Resistance ecetlicient potential
bient temp.
Low-power wire- Max 0.05 or

nand resistors with EP 101 I Sf>—
18,000 R f 10% I5, 3, 5 W 0.14%/10 °C High stability and absence of noise
wire-terminals
Ins~olasted tohesreliable.long-lifecarbonresis-
vstoksd EP 1 104 ~oMit +10.5% ~Z j.5.3~W —0.2%J°C to SAuV/V
Maz. --0.1 to Very suitable for mmiaturired

Midget carbon
resist°rs EP 1 109 100 4—
10 M4
f 10i; 0.05 W _0.25%I°C egmpment
Carbon potentio- 1000 4— Lnw track n ~ e

EP 130 t20n/n 0.10,0.15 W Available with~swiich and/or tap
meters 260 2 MS2
1300— 2-5 W at 3 to --4.5 Widely used for safcyunrding

NTC resistors EP ISIO 180,000 Sl f2S% 20 °C am- o/~C at purposes
at 20 °C bient temp. 20 °C
I~ ~ i~ l 1. i ~ ~ ~ fP. ~ l l ~ ~r ~ ~ ~ iL ~ ` i.
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TUBE SOCKETS
If are th.n o« type of c«ket a availabk (or a given base, the hoice depends on the spplicatipn of the tube.
Tube hue T
shut ~ s«M r N <ontansF Material
A EP 341312 40404 4 Smthetic esin

1~ptal ((BI4A) EP 3412 5914120 14 SmtkG< resin
~..odeal (BI2A) EP 3412 5911!01 7 Rain-bonded paper
EP 3412 5912110 11 Smthctic ruin
EP 3412 5912122 7 Synthetic resin
on-EI4 EP 3413,5 88148101 Screw + Synthetic resin
-E27 EP 3413;5 40418 o:mre Syntheic rain
-E40 EP 3413/i 65 909 BGI01 mntxs Cer.mi<
EP 3412 1911100 9 Resin-bonded paper
(BSF) EP 3413/3 40211iG1 5 Ceramic
bo B4F) EP 3413/2 40408 4 C<nmi<
Loral ( ) EP 341112 5402102 8 Smth<ti< ream
EP 341112 40213 8 Ceramic
EP 341314 4021C102 8 Ceramic
(B9G) EP 341112 5906/20 9 Synthcfic ream
EP 341111 40212 9 C<ramic
al (BI IA) EP 3412 5911120 11 Smthetic resin
,._ ram (G) EP 341312 40118/03 4 C<runi<
(M EP 341313 40119 S Ceramic
Miiature (87G) EP 3410/1 5909101 7 Resin-bonded paper
EP 3410/1 5909136 7 C comic
EP 3410/1 5909/35 7 Ceramic
Screen H =34.9 mm EP 3410;I 56900 Nickel-plated bran
yyyy =44.5 EP 3410/1 56901 Nickel-plated brass
` -1 = 57.2 EP 341011 56902 Nickel-vlbted bras
Novel (89A) EP 3410y 5908/01 9 Resin-bonded pper
EP 3410/3 5908134 8 Ceramic
EP 3410(1 5908(36 9 Ceramic
EP 3410;3 5908/35 9 Ceramic
S<run H = 38.1 mm EP 3410/3 56907 Nkke!-pkted brass
= 49.2 EP 3410,13 56908 Nickel-placed braes
~ = 60.3 EP 3410!3 56909 Nickel-plated bma
= 71.4 EP 3410/3 56910 Nickel-plead brass
O EP 341313 40465 5 Smthnic resin
Octal EP 3411)1 5903/12 8 Synthetic resin
^"~ EP 3413/4 5900/02 8 Synthcric rain
,..,nl«k (fl8A) EP 3410x2 5904/01 8 Resin-bonded paper
EP 3410/2 5904/36 8 Ceramic
c~~p (B7A) EP 341314 40202 7 Ceramic
'lcul EP 3413;1 40407 2 Resin-bonded paper
EP 3413)1 1285 2 Ceramic
(B3A) EP 3413/1 40406 3 Smtheti< resin
,~ EP 3413/1 1287 3 Resin-bonded
EP 3413;I 90109 3 Rain-bonhd
sabminiatnrc (BaD~ EP 3410;1 59G7rzz a smthaic rain
Super ¢iant EP 341313 90216 5 Ceramic
~er tumbo (64D) EP 341312 40403 4 Ceramic
EP 3412 5900120 5 Synthetic resin
W EP 341312 40221 4 Resin-bonded paper
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HOLDERS FOR LAMPS AND FUSES
Telephone pilot Lunp holders (rat. sheet EP 3401)

Permissible wattage: 2 W.
Red, white, green or blue window.
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Midget pilot lamp holders (cat. sheet EP 3402)
Suited to tubular lamps 6913N, 8008N, 8009N and 12913N with base B`;t.
Three designs with red, white, green or blue window.
Holders for incandescent pilot lamps (cat. sheet EP 3403/1} `,
Suited to switchboard lamps 24 V/5 W or tubular lamps 125 V/15 W and
220 V/15 W, all lamps with base BIS.
Red, white or green window. ~'
Holders for neon pilot lamps (cat. sheet EP 3403/2)
Suited to neon pilot lamps 9512W: 125 V/2-3 mA and 220 V/2-3 m~1,
with base $15.
Wrth ornamental flange or colourless window.
Holders for screw bases E14 (cat. sheet EP 3404)
Peak voltage: 500 V; max. current: 6 A.
Suitable for either surface-mounting or flush-mounting.
Fuse-carriers for seau-enclosed fuses (cat. sheet EP 5502)
Suited to fuses of 2-25 A: peak voltage: 500 V.
Available with synthetic resin fuse holder and omamental flange.
Fuse carriers for glass cartridge fuses (cat. sheet EP 5504)
Suited to cartridges50X20 mm, or having a diameter between 5 mm~
~", and a length of ~' " (20 mm), I" (25 mm) or I}".
Peak voltage: 750 V; max. current: 6 A.
COMPONENTS FOR MOUNTING AND CONTROL •
Single-~~le plugs and sockets (cat. sheet EP 4001(2))

Peak voltage: 500 V: max. current: 0.12 .5 A D.C., 0.65-3 A A.~J
Contact resistance: max. 7.5 mS2.
Interconnecting plugs (cat. sheet EP 4006)
2 to 5 solid pins, either interconnected in pairs or not.
Peak voltage: 500 V: max. current: 10 A.
Screened plugs and sockets (cat. sheet EP 4002)
Two sizes, three-pole or six-; ole. ~..
Peak voltage: 500 V.
Max. current: 6 or I S A.
Breaking power: 0.25 or I kW.
Contact resistance: max. 3 mfg.
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a:onnectittg combinations (cat. sheet EP 400n
~-a 8-, 12-, 16- and 20-pole standard combinations.
Peak voltage: 500-1000 V.
Max. current: 15 A ppeer contact.
~It Breaking power: L5 kW per contact.
Contact resistance: max. 3 mS2.
wyntbetic resin lead-ins (cat. sheet EP 4101)
Single or double soldering tag at each side.
Max. current: 10 A.
.., Insulation resistance: appr. 500.000 MS2.
Glass lead-ins (wt. sheet EP 4102(2)
~ 13 different standard types.
Peak voltage: up to 4500 V.
~ Max. current: 2-10 A.
Insulation resistance: min. 10.000-100,000 MS?.
werminals (cat. sheet EP 4103) _

[nsulated and non-insulated, low or high types, either in A.F. or H.F. syn-i
~ thetic resin or ceramic material
Peak voltage: 500 V (H.T. type: 3500 V).
Max, current: 20 A.
Motmting brackets (wt. sheet EP 4202)

38 types in 3 lengths for max. 4, 6 and 8 soldering tags respeMively.
Peak voltage: 500 V between adjacent tags.
/~ Max. current: 10 A per tag.
~omecting blocks {cat. sheet EP 4203)

2, 3, 4, 6 or 8 contact strips.
Peak voltage: SOU-1000 V between adjacent strips.
~ Max. current: IS A per strip.
"fidget connecting blocks (cat. sheet EP 4205)
2-12 contact strips.
'^~ Peak voltage: 50Q-1000 V between adjacent strips.
Max. torrent: 25 A per strip.
control knobs (cat. sheet EP 8401)

Large range of round knobs (14-100 mm fC7), wing-shaped and arrow-
shaped knobs, available with flange and arrow mark or arrow point, all with
clamp attachment.
.-.
fernier control knob (cat. sheet EP 8402(2))
Double knob with reduction drive 1 :9 for steaks 6 mm f6.
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SWITCHES
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Apparatus switches (cat. sheet EP 5001)
Single, double or triple with key-knob or round shaft and with solderir` ,
terminals.
Breaking power: 250 Vjb A A.C. (power factor min. 0.60).
Contact resistance: b-10 mQ. ~..
::navy-current tapping switches (cat. sheet EP 5002)

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Single, double or triple with 2-12 positions.
Breaking power: D.C. — 100 W (max. 500 V, max. IS A);
A.C. — 3.8 kVA (power factor 0.8—I), ~..
1.8 kVA (power factor smaller than 0.8).
Confect resistance: 2-4 mf?. ~..
Tapping switches for measuring purposes (cat. sheet EP 5004)
Single, double or triple, I- or 2-pole with 3-24 positions and detentio~T'
per l5' or >J°.
Permissible voltage: 24 V between adjacent contacts. ~,,.
Max. current at rest: 4 A.
Max. current to be ruptured: 2 A A.C. (power factor min. 0.60).
Contact resistance: 2-4 mSL. ~
Disc built-up switches (cat. sheet EP 5005) `,

49 standard types cf I- to 6-pole on/off, change-over and various special
witches, either for swface-mounting (with or without cover) or {lus!v
mounting.
Max. current: 10 A (power factor 0.8—I), ~
7.5 A (power factor smaller than 0.8).
Breaking power: 2.5 kVA (pother (actor 0.8—I),
2 k`✓A (power factor smaller than 0.8). ~
Contact resistance: 2-4 mS2.
Key switches (cat. sheet EP 5402) ~'
54 standard combinations of Continuous and discontinnous double-ihro
r..
contacts.
Peak voltage: 500 V between contacts.
Maz. current: I A A.C. or 0.5 A D.C. ~„
Contact resistance: max. 5 mfg.
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,~ QUARTZ CRYSTAL UNITS
~ tandard quartz crystal units for frequency stabilization are provided with metal
olders which are hermeticzlly sealed with glass-to-metal terminals in order to
revent any shifting from the rated frequency and any activity drop due to the
~ ntrance of moisture, dust and suchlike. The resonators are distinguished by a
high accuracy, remarkable stability and small temperature dependency.
~rystal units are supplied for frequencies between some 50 kc/s and 75 Mc/s
according to any reasonable specification. If differing or more stringent require-
~nents aze not prescribed, the following specification is preferred.
Nominal frequency: defined for an effective parallel capacitance of 30 pF at
a nominal operating temperature of 2015 °C.
~reghency tolerance: i0.01?0, being the frequency drift over the relevant
temperature range added to the tolerance on the nominal
w frequency.
Temperature range: —20 to =70 °C.
Activity: according to the nominal frequency, defined either as
equivalent parallel resistance, effective series resistance or
~ grid current in a standard oscillator.
Since the activity end frequency of crystal resonators depend on the oscillator
~ircuit to which they ere connected, it is recommended when ordering crystal
units, or making enquiries, to give full details of the conditions in which they
w ill have to operate.
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VARIABLE TRANSFORMERS
(or 220 V A.C. 50-60 ale
(rat. shcet EP ON16)
Panel m ummg Bench mound g t

Output Secondary Secondary No-load
rating voltage current losua
Type H Weisht TYp~ H Weight
A nu her Fiq' kg number F'g' kq
VA V W
260 max. I max. 5.5 84527 I 100 3 64526 2 150 3.8

520 appr. .. 2 7.5 84531 1 120 4 84530 2 I70 4.9 t
1040 0-260 .. 4 16 &1535 3 146 9 84534 4 206 10.3
t
't~0 ,. 8 ,. 28 83137 3 210 12.7 84536 4 282 I4
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FERROXCUBE
FERROXCUBE is the name given to the ceramic soft magnetic core material
produced by the Philips factories. Owing to its excellent properties, this material
more and more supersedes metallic core materials in high frequency applications
Thanks to the high electrical resistivity the eddy current losses in the material are
~" extremely low, even at high frequencies, so the troublesome process of laminating
the core can be avoided. Hence ferroxcube is supplied as ready shaped piece parts
the forms of which have been adapted to the required magnetic circuit.
Application
Ferroxcube is used as a core material in an abundanty of applications in radio-,
television- and telecommunication technique and in various other branches of the
electronic domain. A few examples are:
Radio and television: Rod aerials

I.F. band ppaass filters
R.F. iranstormers
Permeability tuning
Variable inductors
Line-output transformers
Deflection units
Linearity correctors
Amplitude adjustors
Antenna coils
Telecommunications Loading coils

Filter coils
H.F. chokes
Wideband transformers
Telecommunication transformers
Power transformers
Pulse transformers
Delay lines
Other uses Tape recorder heads
Computer elements
Magnetostrictive applications
Noise suppressors
Pvlicrowave modulator
High frequency heating
Frequency modulation
ignition coils.
Grades of ferroxcube
Ferroxcube is made in several grades, which should be used according to the
application.
Table 1 gives the various grades with their main propemes; table II will help
in selecting the right grade for some typical applications
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Grade of ferroxcuba 9A 3B 381 3B2 3B3 3B4 SC2 3D2 M 4B 4C 4D 4E 4F 6
Inni•I pen,wbilizy µe u 20° C 1400 900 900 900 9110 900 1100 750 700 250 125 50 15
±IS% ±20% ±20% ±20% ±20% ±20gS ±20% ±20% ±21P/o t20% ±20% ±20% ±20%
Mezimum Permeability x2000 x 1600 ~ 750
Lose furor ran a(µ. .«dieg. ace dieg a«di•g. s«ding see dieg. ett dieg att dieg. a«dive •«dieg ecedieg_ •«dieg aee dieg. a«ding.
Flux deoeiry in gauaa, 6elliazirelly measured
ez a fdd inteasiry (in ceueed) of 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 20 30 60 80
ar 20° C approx. 3000 3400 3400 3400 3400 3400 3300 3600 2900 3300 2800 2500 1900
foa frcgm~a up to i00 Mcla

ar 100° C approx. 1000 2300 2300 2300 2300 2300 2200 2800 1800 2700 2500 2300 1800
3250 4500 4500 4500 4500 4500 4650 5100 3600 4200 4100 3650 2300 g
(dare on requesQ
Semmzio• slue
(ar H = 2000 Oe .nd T = 20° C)
Hyamreaie Lnor <12 G12 <12 6.5
Qz ¢4.iwl
Temwmeure 6<zor
dµ/µ°rdT (becw«n 20 and 50° C) max. mez. max. max. max. max. max. max max. max. maz. max. max. ~
4.Sx IO'3x 10' 3x10-' 2x10" 2x10'° 4x 10-•4.Sx 10'4.Sx IO'•6x IO' Bx 10-' 12x 10-0 ISx 10-'ISx 10-' B
Curiepoinz ('C)
100 150 150 150 150 150 150 ZIO . 125 250 350 400 500
Sp«ife D.C. r«ieeena ar 20° C (ohm em)
20 20 20 60 100 20 80 ~ 80 10' IDa IO' 10• IO'
Linear exwarion cceffcimr appro imamly 10~'I°C.
Specific weighr (elan') 4.7 .9 4.7~.9I4.7-4.9 4.7~.9~4.7-4.914.7--0.'~ 4.7-4.9i4.7~.9I4.6—S.OI4.4~.8~4.2-4.fi~ 4-4.4 ~3.5-4.0
For further wrriculars •« catalogue ah«r EP 9201.

r f ■/•
r f f r f
10-z 4D LE
tan d 4C
tra
10-s 4B
1 4A
3C2
. f0_~
3A
3B
10-s
5 O1 2 5 1 2 5 10 2 5 _100
► f(M ysl
w10 °
~/
r.'
i~ i
~0 -S _/,?B2
3B1
210
3 5 10 2 5 100 2 5 3 5 10 2~ 5 100 2 5 f(ke/a
A 10~
i
-5 ~~
10 i
i~
.10-6 —~I
3 5. 10 2 5 100 2 5 3 5 NJ 2 5 100 2 5/(k~i
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TABLE II
- Suggestions for selecting the right grade of ferroxcube')
frequency region shape of fxc. pans grade of fxc. E:ample of application
up to 20 kc/s pot cores 3 BI **) filter coils

up to I50 3 B2") .,
up to 500 3 B3 **) .. ..
high Q up to I Mcls ., 4A .. ..
(300) up to 2 4B „
tuned
nrcuit 450 kc/s rods 3B LF. transformers
no power 10 M¢s rods, tubes 4E for F.M.
application 500-2000 kc~s rods, tubes 4B antennarods
l.ow induction up to 5 Mc/s rods, tubes 4C filter coils, chokes, slag-tuned coils
(B G I gauss) medium Q up to 10 coda, robes 4D filter coils, chokes, slug-tuned coils
(100) up to 20 rods, tnbea 4E filter coils, chokes, slug-tuned coils
u , to I00 ., rods, robes 4F fiber coils, chokes, slug-tuned coils
above I Mcis beads 3 B-4 B screening
up to 100 k c/s hooks 3C cording heads
no tuning U.3-3.5 kc/s E-cores 3A 'anon transformers
0.1-10 Mc/a E-cores 3 A wide-band transformers
0.3-3.4 kc/s t cores 3 B4 loading coils

inductions between I and 200 gauss p to 100 kc/s E-cores, U-cores 4B tranaductors
above 100 kc/s torords, rods 4 A-4 B chokes
up to 100 kc/s U-cores 3 C2 Gne output transformer

castellated yoke dogs 3 C2 TV dell«bon yokes
split yoke rings
pulses from 0.1 µsec rods end plates 3 C2-4 B pulse transformers
power applications and longer
(B > 200 gauss) up to I Mc/s mrada 3 A creductors
U-cores, rods, slugs 3 C2-3 D2 ignition coils
rods, tubes, plates 3 C2-3 D2 general high induction apPl¢ahon
') For various applications the grades can b used outside the gi en frequcn,.v ran s
/
t gr~ 3 1~ 3 Br .d ~ , scar ;ecte~ ,nalit~ fra~ ade
~-- ►- ~- }- ►- ►- ~- r r r- >~ ►- r r- r- r- r r r r
Shapes available
Ferroxcube is made in the shape of pot cores, E-, 1- and U-cores, rings and in an ample choice of
rods and tubes.
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further particulars coilformer
Pot cores (mm) in catalogue sheet No
D 60/42 — 14.9 — 3B4 1.2
— 15.1 — 0.8 88492 (2 sections)
— 15.2 — 0.6
— 15.3 — 0.4
D 45/39 — 13.20 — 3B4 0.6 EP 0001 88484 (2 sections)

— 13.35 - 0.3 ~, 7 88485 (1 section)
- 13.50 — 0 ~~~~i~~r
D 36/25 — 8.1 — 3B4 0.6 88493 (2 sections)

— 8.2 - 0.3
- 8.3 — 0.2
D 45J39
D 36/22 — 9.35 — 3Bl' 0.65 EP 0002(2) 88481 (I section)
— 9.50 - 0.50
- 9.65 - 0.35
0 - 9.80 - 0.20
W - 10.00 — 0
W
D 36122 — 9.00 — 3B2 1.0
— 10.00 — 0
D 36/22 — 8.00 — 3B3 2.00

— 10.00 — 0
D 25/16 — 9.75 — 3Bl 0.25 EP 0003(3) 88494 (3 sections)

— 9.85 — 0.15 88488 (I section)
— 10.00 — 0 xsa
y
D 25/16 — 9.15 — 3B2 0.85
— 9.55 — 0.45
— 10.00 — 0
D 25/16 — 8.20 — 3B3 1.80

— 10.00 — 0 D 36/22
D25/12— 5.85-3B1 0.15 EP 0003(3) 88489 (1 section)

— 6.00 — 0
D 25/12 — 5.40 — 3B2 0.60

— 5.65 — 0.35
— 6.00 — 0
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furtF:er Particulars conformer
Pot cores (mm) in catalogue sheet No.
D 25/12 — 4.75 — 3B3 1.25
— 6.00 0
.r~ 13/12 — 03 — 3B 0.3 EP 0004

05 — 0.5
10 — 1.0
~ 88470 (I section)
I~ 1 •i — OZ' — 3B 0.2 EP 0005 r420
— 03 — 03 f`— - '1
— 04 — 0.4
D 14/8
Pat cores 25/16 and 25/12 can also be supplied in ferroxcube 4B.
Pot cores 18/12 and 14/8 can also be supplied in ferroxcube 4B, 4C and 4D.
For adjusting the inductance in potcores 60/42 up to and including 2'7/16 the trimmer tape according
to EP 0021 may be used.
The pot cores 18/12 anal 14/8 have a movable central slug for trimming.
w For all types of pot cores mounting parts can be supplied.
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The values of µ' and a for the various pot cores as
function of the airgap are given below.
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E~corea (see catalogue shcet EP 0041)
Winding space Number of

Type Fig. Main dimensions (mm) Coilformer turns for
number l h d for two E's (mm) I henry
56 907 44/3A 1 13 7 3 — — 2280

56 907 10/3A I 29 10.5 11 — — 680
12 NK 241 78 7x 7 705 d
56 907 12!3A 2 34 10
56 907 30/3A 3 40 24 15 NG 330 00 31.Sx 5.5 745 Fig. I
NK 246 05 29.1 x 7.2 900
56 907 36/3A I 41 22 9 NK 24607 (2 sect.) (14+14) X 7.2 900
NK 246 06 29.1 x 7.2 640
(2 pars of E's)
NK 246 14 14) x 7.2 640
(2 pairs of E's.2sections) (I4+
56 907 13/3A I 41 22 12 NK 24618 29.1 x 7.2 780
56 90718/3A I 52 30 12 — — 825 Fig. 2
E-cores according to "DIN" standards can be made on order.

Corresponding 1-cores: n~YPe r Fig. l Dimensions For use with 7
h d E-core no.
56 750 17/3A 4 13 4 3 56 907 44/3A

56 740 09/3A 4 41 9 6 56 907 36/3A
~~ 56 O I O 33/3A
56 740 10/3A
4
4
41
52
12
12
6
8
56 90713/3A
56 40718/3A ~..
O Fig. 4 For all E-cores mounting parts can be supplied. Fig. 3
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Ferroxcube rings for TV deflection
Type number Fig.

56 590 38/302 1
T
consisting of two matched halves, which are supplied
together.
56 590 39(302 2 consisting of two matched halves, which are supplied
together.
56 590 b5/3C2 3 castellated yoke ring.
5692424/302 4 {our pmts are needed for one ring.
5692418/302 5 four parts are needed For one ring.
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U-cores (see Catalogue sheet EP 0053)
Type number Fig. Main dimensions (mm)
t h d
56 907 38/302 1 51 26 9
56 907 40/302 2 57 26 9
56907 i7/3C2 3 60 27 14
56 407 26/302 3 60 33 14
56 907 55%302 I 60 33 14
56 907 24/302 3 72 33 14
1
Corresponding I-core
56 750161302 for use with 56 90717/302 or 56 907 26/302
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Fig. 1 Fig. 2 Fig. 3
Ferroxcube cores for magnetopbone heads
w Two standard types are made

according to fig. 4
Type number Dimension A
56 907 27/3B 1.5 mm
56 907 33/3B 3.5 mm
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Ferroxcube rods and tubes (see catalogue sheet EP 0051)
Roa: ~ I
7
D col. preferred length
(mm) tmm) ~ (mm)
0.9 --0.1 8*
1.65 ±0.1 9*-11.3*-14-19*-28*-33*-40-50
2.2 ±0.1 10-IS-22-33-47
3.4 ±0.1 10-IS-22-33-47~i8
5.25 ±0.15 10-IS-22-33-47~i8
6.5 ±0.2 40 60 90-140
7.8 ±0.2 90*-140*-160178*-203*
9.5 ±0.3 100*-140*-160*-178*-203*
15.2 ~ 5 178-241
k- ~
Tubes ~ 1
D col. d col. preferred length
(mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm)
2.5 +0.2 1.2 +0.2 iO-15-22-33-47
3.5i ±0.15 1.8 ±0.1 10-13.5*-22-33-47
4.1 +0.2 2.0 +0.2 7*-10-IS-I8-21*-25*-30-35*-
40*-45-50*-55
5.1 +0.2 3.0 +0.2 10-IS-22-33~7~i8-100
6.5 +0.4 3.0 +0.2 10-1 22-33--47-~i8-100
7.8 ±0.2 3.0 +0.2 15-22-33-47~i8-100
7.8 ±0.2 4.5 ±0.3 15-22-33-47 68 100
10 +0.5 6.0 -I 50*-98*-140*-180*
The types marked with *can as a rule be supplied at very abort notice.
Tolerance on length is ± 3% with a minimum of ± 0.2 mm. Camber is 1 per
cent.
The rods and tubes are normally manufactured in grades 3B and 4B, but on
request they can also be made in grades 4C, 4D end 4E.
For further particulars see catalogue sheet EP 0051.
310
Ferroxcube antenna x•ods and tubes are made in the following sizes:
Antenna roes
type number diameter tolerance length tolerance
(mm) (mm) (mm) (mm)
56 6815514 B 6.35 f 0.2 165 ± 3.5

56 681 27/4 B 6.35 ~= 0.2 178 ± 5
r
56681 60/4 B 7.8 s 0.2 140 ± 2
56 68I 61/4 B 7.8 ± 0.2 203 t 2
56 681 25/4 B 9.5 ± 0.3 100 ± 3
56681 31/4 B 95 ± 0.3 160 ± 4
56681 62/4 B 9.5 ± 0.3 203 ± 2
56 681 75/4 B 9.7 ± 0.3 130 ± 2
56681 22/4 B 9.7 ± 03 I40 -±- 5
5668163/4 B 9.7 ± 0.3 170 ± 2
56681 24/4 B 9.7 ~ 0.3 175 ± 5
56681 64/4 A 9.7 ± 0.3 190 ±2
56 681 23/4 B 9.7 ± 0.3 203 ± 6
Antenna tubes
outer tol. inner [ol. length tol.
Type number diem (mm) diem (mm) (mm) (mm)
... (mm) (mm)
56 261 10/4 B 10 + 0.5 6 - 1 98 f 4
56 261 40/4 B 10 + 0.5 6 - 1 140 f 3

56 261 36/4 B 10 + 0.5 6 - I 180 + I
Antenna plate
An antenna plate can be supplied having the following dimensions:
Length 106 ± 2 mm
Width 37.5 ± 1.2 mm
Thickness 2.5 ± .0.15 mm
311
Ferroxcube screw cores (see catalogue sheet EP 0052)
Screw cores are made fro.~n ferroxcube 3B and have a full length internal slit
for operating,
Type h 1 d, d, a b
number (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm) (mm)
58922 0.5 12-40,2 3.75±0.02 3.28±0.1 1.7+0.3 0.7+0.2

88921 0.75 12±0.2 3.62±0.02 2.92±0.12 1.7+0.3 0.7+0.2
85923 0.5 12±0.2 4.75±0.02 4.28±0.1 2.0+0.5 0.8;-0.2
88924 0.75 12±02 4.62±-0.02 3.92±0.12 Z.0+0.5 0.8+0.2
88915 OS 12±0.2 5.9 -0.02 5.5 --0.12 3.0+0.5 1.2+0.2
88 910 0.75 1340.2 5.5 ±0.02 4.9 -0.2 2.5+0.5 1.2+0.2 r
88 928 1.0 1240.2 5.8940.05 4.59 .1 3.0+0.5 I ~+0.2
88 920 1.0 25!-0.2 5.8940.05 4.59-0.1 3.0+0.5 1.2+0.2
M
88913 1.0 12±-0.2 6.5 -0.1 5.7 -0.3 3.0+0.5 1.2~-0.2
88 925 1.25 1640.3 7.37±0.02 6.22±0.17 3.0+OS 1.2+0
58919 consists of screw core 88915 complete with coilformer for
chassis mounting.
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312
i'`-roacube 6
4+,special grade of ferroxcube developed for use in compniing machines,
metic memories, magnetic amplifiers and switchin circuits.
^ Maximum induction Bm.= =appr. 1400 gauss
obtained et Hm== = appr. 1.4 oersted
B` =min. 0.9
Hm,=
Ccercivity H~ = appr. 1 oersted
Resistivity p =appr. tOs ohm cm.
B-}Hm== min. 0.7
Squareness ratio a —
— BHma=
fur fypes of rings are available of the following dimensions:
Type no. onter diem. inner diem. height

(mm) (mm) (mm)
56 591 38/6 2.0310.1 1.2710.1 0.6410.1
591 39/6 2.5410.1 1.7810.1 0.7610.1
~6 591 40/6 3.8010.1 2.2010.1 1.5010.1
~6 591 41 /6 9.5310.3 4.7510.2 3.1810.2
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FERROXDURE
The outstanding properties o! this material are:

Very high d«tri«I rc,istiviry
Very high coercive farce.
The Grae progeny opens ehe possibility of oe'~ss ehe magn«a in high frequency fields, e.g. for busing
fe omagn«i< urcuns, without introducing eddy current losses.
The second property makes it possible to use very short magn«s or magnets stems with a wide eirgap ~
without any yoke at all; the high rrcr<rvsey pr is the magn«a Erom being demagnetimd.
Ferroxdure is made in thy« grades: ferro=dure t, II and III.
F«ro=dare 1 is tropic, which morns that the agn«ic properties arc the a e' h direction
Ferroxdure 11 and III are mssotropic and show their high quahry in a preferred direction only. ~,
Properties of Ferroadttre Fetrozdttro I Ferro:dore D Fcrro:dure ID

Remenence B. (qgauss) 1800-2200 àr
3200-3600 2800-3200
Coercive for« tt. («rated) 1400-1600 1200-1400 1800-2200
(BI-pm., appr. O.Sx 10° 2-23x 10° 2-2.3x 10"
Recoil permeability appr. 1.25 appr. 1.25 appr. 1.25
Fiesistiviry (ohm cm) 10° 10° 10a
Curie Point (~C) appr. 450 ppr. 450 appr. 450
Specific gravity appr. 4.7 4.8—f.9 appr. 4.B i
Applications
Faro=dura agn«, be used in ose «ses where up ton m«alGc magnets have 6cen u d, ~`
especially hen cry hon magnets a r quired or systems with a krge "gap. Furthemorc they
can be used in high frequency fields rwtthout g;ving eddy current trouble. A few appli«[ions ar
T.V f«using magnets Bic 1< dynamos
I.o ds~ ek« magnets 07~ters
Taieph magnets De-i ing systems
B- ssmg magnets in Chuhe ì
pulse erasssfonnen Magneto-mechmi«I couplings
endstance coils Tors
Ferroxdure 6eins a ceramk material, all shapes ere loaned by extrusion or pressing in diva. Commer-
I shapes arc blocks, slugs, discs. rings, rods and tvlxs.
Television f«using rings made of Ferro,dure 1 are avTable in scum differam types
Dianeo- Dames.
Type no. 'on A B Slob Tube types std tanè
(mm) (mr~
5659061/FD 12.0 41.5 12-14"; )0-14 kV
56 590 68/FD 12.0 44.0 12-14"~ 10-14 kV
56 590 G21FD 12.0 44.0 ye,
56 590 79(FD 13.0 44.0 14-17"; 14 kV
56 590 75/FD 13.5 44.0 (two clmran« 14-21": 14-19 kV
holm fnro Btting)
% 590 57/FD 14.0 44.0 14-21"; 14-19 kV
5659054/FD 14.0 44.0 yea 14-21": 14-19 kV
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PHILIPS TECHNICAL INFORMATION SERVICE
ELECTRONIC TUBE HANDBOOK

The standard data book on Philips Electronic tubes and semi-
' conductor devices. Contains over 2,000 loose-leaf data sheets
with complete information on all Philips Electronic tubes. Three
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'~ HANDBOOK NEWS

.. At irregular intervals, Handbook News will be sent together with
the supplementary sheets in order to enable quick reference to be
made to recently developed improvements in tube design, new
.~ publications, etc.
ELECTRONIC APPLICATIONS
Bulletin issued on a limited scale to interested parties, containing
a digest of articles on the application of electronic tubes and semi-
conductor devices.
~ APPLICATION BULLETINS
TELEVISION
•Television Picture Tubes.
— Nr 1096 —.
,.., Full data and curves of the direct-view picture tubes MW 36-44 —
MW 43-64 and the MW 53-20, with application descriptions of
circuits in which these tubes can be used.
^ 'R.F. double triode PCC 84 for cascode amplifiers in tuners for
T.V.-receivers. — Nr 4584 —.
'~ Gives ample tube characteristics and data of practical circuits.
•The 21" Picture Tube MW 53-80 with 90° deflection A.T.V.
~ receiver with simplified tuner and self-oscillating line time-base.
AM, AM~FM BROADCAST RECEIVERS AND AUDIO
AMPLIFIERS
"Battery Receiving Tubes.
— Nr 455b —.
Contains comprehensive descriptions, data and curves of miniature
~ batteryreceivingtubesandtuningindicators.Extensivedescriptions
are includeet of a five-tube ABC receiver, a four tube 90 V and a
four tube 67.5 V all dry-battery receiver.
'Tubes for A.F. Amplifying Equipment — Nr 4606 —.
Full technical data of A.F. amplifying tubes are given together
with various circuit descriptions.
321
INDUSTRY
*Thyratrons — Nr 4589 —.
Complete technical information on inert gas-filled types and
mercury vapour thyratrons, including many examples of their
applications.
*Industrial Rectifying Tubes — Nr 3720 —.
Detailed technical data on rectifying tubes for power distribution,
battery chargers, welding etc. including design calculations,
practical examples and selection chart.
*Phototubes in Industry — Nr 3701 —.
Phototube theory, extensive data and curves of 9 phototube types,
numerous application circuits for light-operated devices and light-
measurements, illustrative multi-colour printings and alphabetic
register of applications.
IN PREPARATION
Special Quality Tubes for the Industry.
Ignitrons.
Industrial tubes for electronic motor control.
SEMI-CONDUCTOR DEVICES
'Germanium Diodes for T.V.
X-RAY
*L.aose-leaf catalogue, containing Eull information on the complete
range of X-Ray tubes and valves. (text in English—French—
German and Spanish).
COMI'UTERS
*Voltage Reference and Stabilising Tubes.
Theory and complete technical data on stabilisers, voltage reference
tubes, rare-gas cartridges and trigger tubes. Applications of these
tubes are illustrated either by design calculations or circuits.
*EIT for Measuring Equipment
FOLDERS AND BOOKLETS
TELEVISION, AM-AM/FM BROADCAST
RECEIVERS AND AUDIO AMI'LIFIERS
*Hi-Fi — Nr 4812 —.
Booklet, giving a description of a 4+ I Tube Hi-Fi amplifier with
complete data, photographs of amplifier included.
*Cross Index of Electronic Tube Type Numbers — Nr 5136 —.
Reference booklet for equivalent type numbers.
322
A survey of ordinary receiving and transmitting tubes, which
~ can also be used for A.F., is included.
*D 96 series-25 mA Battery Tubes.
,,,, — Nr 4595 —.
Full data and characteristics of the complete range of the
miniature 25 mA battery tubes. Application descrtp[ions of
economic receivers are included.
*12 Watt Power Pentode EL 84.

"'~ — Nr 4585 —.
Data and characteristics ofthe tube EL84. Description of a Hi-Fi
amplifier with two tubes EL 84 in push-pull.
*A Low-cost additional Radio Receiver. — Nr 4488 —.
.1 Description of a 3 plus 1 tube additional radio receiver with
Ferroxcube rod aerial.
"~+ *Tuning Indicators DM 70 and DM 71.
— Nr 4597 —.
,~ Data, characteristics and extensive application notes on the
tuning indicators DM 70—DM 71 for battery, AC/DC and AC
sets.
~
IN PREPARATION
Tubes for AM/FM Receivers.
"~. A condensed issue of previous publications on this subject,
extended with new tubes and circuits.
~ Receiving tubes for T.V.
T.V. Picture tube MW 53-80.
~ CObiMUHICATION
*V.H.F'. Power Triodes — Nr 3400 —.
Technical data and description of V.H.F. power triodes
1 TB 2.5/300 and TB 3/750 for diathermy, industrial and commu-
nication equipment. Examples of applications are included.
^~ *V.H.F. Transmitting Tetrodes — Nr 3407 —.
Techmcal information and operating conditions of the tetrodes
~ QB 3/300 and QB 3.5/750. Descriptions of a diathermy and a
H.F. power amplifier are included.
,1 *Very High-Power Transmitting Tubes — Nr 3984 —.
Extensive data and descriptions of a 100 kW air-cooled (TBL
12/100) and a 100 kW water-cooled (TBW 12/100) transmuting
"'1 tube' including circuits and practical applications.
IN PREPARATION
U.H.F. tubes for Communication and Measuring Equipment
— Nr 3309 —.
., Technical information on noval and disc-seal tubes for the
U.H.F. field as well as descriptions of practical applications.
"1
323
*25 mA Battery Tubes — Nr 4938 —.
Folder with abridged data and characteristic curves on the D96
.miniature battery tubes.
*Tubes for AM/FM Receivers-Nr 4961 —
Foldercontaining technical infovmation on the range of receiving
tubes for AM!F'M.
COMMUNICATION
*List of Philips Preferred Transmitting Tubes — Nr 5032 —.
Quick reference for equipment designers in the selection of tubes
for new equipment design as well as {or replacement purposes,
with rectifiers to match by fundion:
*High Voltage Rectifying Tubes for Use with TransmittingTubes
— Nr 4635 —.
Folder containing abridged data on high-voltage, gas filled
rectifying tubes. (revised edition)
*Transmitting and Rectifying Tubes for Mobile Equipment —
Nr 4636 —.
Folder with technical information on the Philips range of
transmitting tubes for mobile equipment.
*U.H.F. Tubes for Communication and measuring equipment
—Nr5133—.
Folder giving technical information on receiving and oscillator
tubes for the U.H.F. field.
*U.H.F. Disc-seal Tube—EC55 — Nr 4924 —.
Folder on the disc-seal tube EC55, giving description, data and
enlarged cut-away drawing.
*Special Quality Tubes — Nr 5095 —.
Folder with technical data of the preferred range of special
quality and long-life tubes (second edition).
TUBES FOR RADAR EQUIPMENT

Of a series of folders on the tubes for radar-equipment the fol-
lowing have appeared:
*Magnetron — 4J50 — Nr 4625 —
*Magnetron — 55029 — 55030 — 55031 and 55032 — Nr 4625 A
*Magnetron — 725A — Nr 4627 —
*Hydrogen thyratron 6268/4C35 — Nr 4621 —
*Magnetrons 2J49 — 2J50 — Nr 5191 —
*Magnetrons 2J42 — JP9-7A — Nr 5192 —
*Hydrogen thyratrons 3C45 — Nr 5202 —
*Hydrogen ;hyratron 6279JSC22 — Nr 4622 —
324
*Magnetron — 55100 — Nr 4629 —
+. *Halfwave rectifying tube — 8Q20 — Nr 4630 —
IN PREPARATION
Magnetron 5J26
Magnetron 4J52
INDUSTRY
*New Tools for Industry — Nr 5104 —.
Booklet dealing with electronic applications in industry, their
possibilities and various aspects (non-technical).
*Electronic Tubes for H.F. Heating in Industry — Nr 4633 —.

Descriptive folder of the transmitting- end rectifying tubes for
H.F. heating, including abridged technical data.
*Ignitrons — Nr 4618 —.
Data and description of Ignition tubes.
*Selenium-Rectifiers for Industrial Applications — Nr 4615 —.

Folder giving data and basic circuits for selenium rectifiers for
industrial applications.
*Thyratrons — Nr 4619 —.
Folder on the Philips Thyratron range, containing data and
characteristic curves.
*Thyratron PL 255 for motor control — Nr 4581 —

Description and abridged data on the thyratron PL 255.
*Thyratron PL 5727 — Nr 4911 —

Data and curves on the thyratron PL 5727 fdr relay and aervo-
control.
*Heavy-Duty Tubes — Nr 4547 —.

Broadsheet containing data, application information on thyra-
trons, Ignitrons and rectifying tubes.
*Single-anode Rectifying Tubes — Nr 5112 —.

Data on the tungar types 1163 and 1164.
*Rectifying Tubes for Industry — Nr 5134 —.

Data on preferred and replacement types of industrial rectifying
tubes.
MEASURING EQUIPMENT
*Cathode-flay Tubes for Measuring Equipment — Nr 4599 —
Booklet, describing manufacturing, screen-characteristics, data
^ and curves of the cathode-ray tubes for measuring equipment
325
*High-vacuum Thermo-Couples — Nr 4918 —.
Descriptive folder on operation, data and characteristic curves
of the high-vacuum thermo-couples.
SEMI-CONDUCTOR DEVICES
*Junction Transistors OC 7C—OC 71 for Hearing Aids —
Nr 4941 —.
Booklet giving extensive data on the junction transistors,
OC 70—OC 7I; a description of a hcaring aid is included.
'All-glass Germanium Diodes OA 70—OA 73 — Nr 4942 —.
Folder giving data and extensive characteristic curves.
"Transistors — Nr 4800 —.
Booklet giving a popular description of the history, development
and operation of both point-Contact and junction transistors.
Germanium Diodes — Nr 4773 —.
Folder on the Philips range of glass-fernico germanium diodes
with data and curves.
IN PREPARATION
All-Glass Gerrrmnium Diodes.
Junction Transistors for low-frequency Amplification.
X-RAY
*Philips X-ray tubes — Nr 4568 —.
Booklet in which the Philips range of X-ray tubes, valves, shields,
cables, receptacles and auxiliary equipment in described and full
data are given. This booklet is printed in English—French—
German and Spanish.
"The X-ray Image Intensifying Tube — Nr 5044 —.
Booklet describing the new X-ray image intensifier, its develop-
ment, operation, possible application, optical systems; full
technical data are also given.
MISCELLANEOUS
COMPUTERS AND COUNTING EQUIPMENT
•EIT—Decade Counter Tube — Nr 4548 —.
Descriptive folder on the EIT decade counter tube with data and
application suggestions.
'Voltage Reference and Stabilising Tubes — Nr 4579 —.
Folder with data and characteristic curves of the preferred range
of voltage reference and stabilising tubes.
*Phototubes — Nr 3997 —.
Folder containing data and characteristic curves of the preferred
range of Philips phototubes. A survey of phototube applications
is also included.
'Surge Arresters — Nr 4917 —.
326
~,
Booklet, describing operation and practical circuits of surge
arresters. Full data on the Philips range of surge arresters are
included.
*Current Regulator Tubes — Nr 4929 —.
A Folder, describing operation and appli~tion of current regulator
tubes, including extensive data.
WALL CHARTS
~ RELATIONSHIPS IN THE ELECTRONIC TUBE FAMILY
108 X 81 cm. Five colour wall chart for schools, training rooms,
offices etc., showing family tree of electron tubes in an attractive
way. The tubes are divided into three main branches. Each branch
indicates method of control of electrons, gives schematiwl re-
presentation of electronic mechanism and specific names. Of
every range of tubes one example is depicted.
PREFERRED TYPE LIST —

68X48 cm. Lists all Philips preferred tube types by function
(except X-ray). Specially made for the convenience of the equipment
designer, in selecting tube types for new equipment.
IIV PREPARATION
World Map for Amateur Transmitting Purposes.
Relationships in the Electronic Tube family (revised edition).
Electro-magnetic Frequency Spectrum (revised edition).
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- of ali materials and components marketed by the Industrial
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three main groups: Professional Components, Components for
Radio and Television, and Materials. New catalogue sheets for
w insertion into the binders are issued regularly. Available in English,
French and German.
MATRONICS
Bulletinissuedatirregularintervals.Asitsname indicates(MAterials
to elecTRONICS) this bulletin deals with the application of
materials in electronic equipment. IL is distributed main) among
the manufacturers of components and subassemblies. Edited in
English and Spanish.
327
MINIATURIZED COMPONENTS r,.
*No 4756 —Three-page folder describing resistors, pot-ntiometers.
capacrcors and other components for use in miniature equipmntt. ~~
Available in English, French. German and Spanish.
MULTIPLE COMPONENTS
*No 517c — TNo page lea`let on diode filters and triple by-pass ~r
capacitors. Available in English and French.
HERE THEY ARE THE PERFECT KNOBS!

*Three-page folder on knobs and vernier knobs. Available to
English and French.
VARIABLE TRANSFORMERS ~
*No. 4737 — 12-page booklet with useful data on the construction
and application of variable transformers. Available in English,
French, German, Spanish and Dutch.
QUARTZ CRYSTAL UNITS

*No. 5198 — 40 pages. The use of quartz crystals for frequency ~
stabilization is explained. Measuring methods and data on the
current types are given.
Quartz Crystal Units
*No. 5205 — 18 pages. Contains the catalogue part of No. 5198. V
V.D.R.
*No. 5177 — 32 pages. Properties and applications of Voltage
Dependent Resistors. Data of the standard types. Available ~n ~
English and French.
N.T.C.
*No. 20D/5189iE — 36 pages. Bulletin on resistors with nega-
tive temperature coefficient. The properties of these resistors are
explained and numerous applications are described. Data and [~
characteristics of the various types are given.
FERROXCUBE
*No. 1166 — 15 pages. Properties and applications of Ferroxcube,
Philips non-metallic ferromagnetic material. Available in English,
French. Spanish and Dutch.
*No. 5081 — Broadsheet containing data on ferroxcube, shapes
and applications.
328
FERROXDURE
*No. 4320 — 6 pages. Explanation of the properties of this new
ceramic material for permanent magnets. Available in English,
French, German and Dutch.
FERROXCUBE AND FERROXDURE FOR 'TELEVISION

*No. 32!007/B/E — 8 pages. A survey of Ferroxcube and Fer-
roxdure parts used in television.
IN PREPARATION
Ferroxcube loose-leaf catalogue containing. data on material,
shapes and applications.
Booklets on: Variable Transformers
Decade Counting Unit
Folders :Ferroxcube
Wire wound resistors and potentiometers
Capacitors for Fluorescent lamp circuits
Tube sockets and cans.
329
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cloth bound, gold stamped, 10 books are ready, 3 others are in preparation.
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pages, 384 illustrations. Price 35,'—. ~,
An up-lo-date work dealing with the physical principles, the latest constructions
and the properties of radio-receiving and amplifying valves. This book is alsr
available in the Swedish language. ~.-
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405 pages, 532 illustrations. Price 21I—. .,.
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The books "Data and Circuits" II-III and III A give a complete survey of e'
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BOOK III C. Data and circuits of television receiver valves, by J. Jaget'•"
250 pages. 246 illustrations. Price 21i—.
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A book for engineers and technicians engaged in the development of receivers an~'
amplifiers.
Chapter heads: ~
I. R.F. and I.F. amplification.
II. Frequency changing.
lll. Determining of the tracking cunt. `~
IV. Interference and distortion due to bend in cltaracteristia of the receiving
valves. ~
V. Detection.
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plifiers (Vol. 2). 450 pages, 343 illustrations. Price 45/—. ~'
Chapter heads: A.F, amplification —Power amplification —Power supply.
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pages with 256 illustrations, 12 tables. Price 35/—.
A book about the classical transmitting valves. Chapter heads: The technology
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frequency multiplier —Some special aspects —Transmitting valves for high
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yr
330
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.n the series "Miscellaneous Subjects" of Philips Technical Library are of
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IN PREPARATION
BOOK III B• Data and circuits of receiver and amplifier valves 1951/5
BOOK VI. Application of the electronic valve in radio receivers at,,,,
amplifiers.
Chapter heads: Inverse feedback, automatic volume control and automatic f[•
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The books IV, V and VI constitute one work. `
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Chapter heads
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points of a network. 2-2. Sudden breaking of a connection in a network. 3. Appli-
cation of the theory to simple switching circuits. 3-I. Ideal switch without intern '
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electron tube as switches. 5. Some elements of the operational calculus. 6. Fun
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flop circuit. The mono-stable multivibrator or one-shot multivibrator. The
a-stable multivibrator or free-running multivibrator.
The Cathode-ray Oscilloscope by Harley Carter A.M.I.E.E.
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L Histoncal review and general principles —Early Oscilloscopes —The Eink'
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its potentialities in research and industry. 2. The cathode-ray tube — Constrt~
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tooth voltages for horizontal deflection —Basic circuits — Single-stroke time
bases —Circular, spiral and radial time-bases. 4. Amplifiers for vertical deflecti~
Bandwidth requirements —Low-frequency and high-frequency compensation
Coupling arrangements For symmetrical and asymmetrical deflection. Methods of
converting non-electrical phenomena into voltages or currents for oscillosco~
examination. 5. Power supply units. Supplies for amplifier and time-base —
Supplies for the electron gun system —Practical details. 6. The practita~
application of the cathode-ray oscilloscope. 7. Technical data of current types ~..
osctlloscope tubes. 8. Practical designs for oscilloscope with circuit diagrams and
component values.
Battery Rettiving Valves by E. Rodenhuis.
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ELECTRONIC TUBE DIWISION

'ail type numbers contained in this booklet are arranged in alphabetical-

~ I\Tote: The fact that u tube is Iisted in this booklet does

/Not included a worldwide network of distributors

Below the present type number system is given for ~

RECEIVING AND AMPLIFYING TUBES •..

The type number consists of a number of capital ~,.

Second and subsequent letters

First group of figures

Second group in figures

'i nird letter

Second group of figures ~

,,, Second figure

.~, A — Caesium-antimony cathode (blue sensitive)

W, Max. anode dissipation

dot Total distortion

~, RECEIVING AND AMPLIFYING

100 mA UBC 81 UABC 80 UBF 80 UC 92 UCC 85

~ 1 = A$ 2 With different base m~Q 1

Double ?ode V1= 4V Vd in.0 = jd = 0.8 ~ 4

ABL 2 S = 9 mA/V I I ©g1 I ,

S = 2.8 mA/V f —1,03

AZ 1 V!— 4V = 2X500 V !o = max. 60 Rr min. 100 f2 r t

AZ 4 Ve, = 2X500 V /. = max. 120 • Re =min. 1004 ~ ~ ~ s

AZ 31 Ve, = 2X500 V ! e = max. 60 Re =min. 10052 r ~

rJe = 200 V S = 8 mA/V

Tgpe and Filament Voltages Currents (mA) Characteristic

Va = 250 V !a = L5 S = 3.3 mA/V

I''o = 120 V S = 0.4 mA/V

V° = 120 V /° -= 0.8$ S = 0.7 mA/V ,c ,? rc

Vp = 67.5 V 1, = 1.6 S = 0.62 mA/V

DB -. Cathode-ray tubes, see p. 178

DC 70 U.H.F. tube, see p. I71

DCG Rectifying tubes for transmitting purposes, see p. 198

DF 66 Hearing-aid tubes, see p. 1G7

V° = 45 V ~° = l,y S = 0.7 mA/V

Va = 6~ V Ia L65 S = 0.85 mA/V

DG Cathode-ray tubes, sce p. 178

Vra = 0V Ss = 0.3 mA/V

Vj = 2.8 V V, = LS V 1, ,,;. = 2x 1.5

VJ = 1.4 V ''✓r =—IOV

DM 71 = DM 70 with short leads

Va, invP Idi =max. 1 R•di = 5 kit

Va = 100 V S = 1.3 mA/V

EAC 91 U.H.F. tube, see p. 172

1/, = 250 V S = 2.0 mA/V ~~

V. = 250 V S = 1.2 mA/V

V,=Va— 250 V S = 1.8 mA/V

EC 50 Thyratron, see p. 210

ECC 82 VJ= 6.3V V, = 250 V l< = 10.5 R;= 7.1 kS2ry

Va=V6= 250 V 5 S = 2.0 mA/V

Ve=Vb= 100 V /. _= 1.0

V, = 100 V S -= 3.2 mA/V

V° =Vb= 250 V /° = 3.0

V, = 250 V S = 1.8 mA/V

V°=V6= 250 V /° = 6 S = 2.2 mA/V

V, = 250 V S = 1.85 mA/V

EF 41 ''`' 'z "O Er

S 6.5 mA/V a9~ ° ",' ~ © (y

EF 51 U.H.F. tube, see p. 174

EF 72 Ve = 100 V S = 5 mA/V k9a O O

EF 80 V = 250 V S = 7.4 mA/V

V, = 250 V $ = 1.35 mA~V