Electron tube

The electron tube is an essential component in electronics, used in a variety of applications, particularly in high-quality amplifiers and devices in the music industry. Despite the decline in mass production, the demand for these tubes remains in specialized fields such as measuring instruments, industrial applications, and in institutions and museums. The electron tube offers reliable performance and is known for its ability to amplify and modulate signals. Its design allows for precise control of electrical currents, making it an indispensable element in analog electronics. The use of electron tubes in modern devices demonstrates that they are still relevant and valued today.

• Diode type: Electron tube with triode-pentode configuration
• Forward current of 41 mA and heater current of 780 mA
• Gain factor of 70 and 9.5
• Socket type: Noval with 9 pins
• Anode voltage from 100 V to 170 V.