Ampera
ECL83-P
Pentode · IHT · 9-pin Noval · 1958
“Pentode section.”
Small-signal pentode for low-noise voltage amplification
Datasheet ↗SPICE
TRANSCONDUCTANCE0mA/V
Cgk0pF
Cgp0pF
Cpk0pF
GAIN0%
POWER14%
DRIVE50%
LINEARITY75%
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The ECL83-P is a indirectly-heated pentode from Philips, introduced around 1958. Commonly used in power applications. Pentode section.
HISTORY
Introduced1958ManufacturerPhilipsEquivalentsNone
Golden AgeSPECIFICATIONS
Heater Voltage6.3V
Heater Current0.6A
Max Plate Voltage300V
Max Power5.4W
Sensitivity9 mA/V
Gain Factor—
Internal Impedance—
Pinout9-pin Noval
Era1958
RarityModerate
Input Capacitance10pF
Miller Capacitance0.5pF
Output Capacitance8pF