Engineering:6GH8
| 6GH8 | |
|---|---|
 6GH8A | |
| Classification | Triode-Pentode |
| Service | Color Demodulator |
| Height | 1 15⁄16 in (49 mm) |
| Diameter | 7⁄8 in (22 mm) |
| Cathode | |
| Cathode type | Unipotential |
| Heater voltage | 6.3 V |
| Heater current | 0.45 A |
| Anode | |
| Max dissipation Watts | 2.5 W |
| Max voltage | 337 V |
| Socket connections | |
| E1A 9AE | |
The 6GH8 (More commonly labeled as the 6GH8A[1])is a nine pin miniature vacuum tube, produced as a combination of medium-mu Triode and sharp-cutoff Pentode.[2] It follows that the tube is divided into two sections - anode and cathode. Each of the sections had separate cathode.[3]
Commonly this type of tubes are used in radio[4] and television receiver. The basic application of the tube is in multivibrator-type horizontal-deflection circuits, AGC-amplifier and sync-separator.[5] They were most common and popular in RCA's CTC line of color television sets, as color demodulators. They were infamous for their failure, and therefore, often needed replacing.[6] Other RETMA triode/pentode combinations with a 6-volts heater include: 6F7, 6P7, 6U8, 6X8, 6X9, 6AG9, 6AH9, 6AN8, 6AT8, 6AU8, 6AW8, 6AX8, 6AZ8, 6BE8, 6BH8, 6BL8, 6BR8, 6CG8, 6CH8, 6CM8, 6CS8, 6CU8, 6CX8, 6DZ8, 6EA8, 6EB8, 6EH8, 6EU8, 6FG7, 6FV8, 6GE8, 6GJ7, 6GJ8, 6GN8, 6GV7, 6GV8, 6GW8, 6GX7, 6HB7, 6HG8, 6HL8, 6HZ8, 6JA8, 6JC8, 6JN8, 6JV8, 6JW8, 6KA8, 6KD8, 6KE8, 6KR8, 6KT8, 6KV8, 6KY8, 6KZ8, 6LC8, 6LF8, 6LJ8, 6LM8, 6LN8, 6LR8, 6LX8, 6MG8, 6MQ8, 6MU8, 6MV8
References
- ↑ "6GH8A @ the Valve Museum". http://www.r-type.org/exhib/abo0119.htm.
- ↑ 6GH8 radiomuseum.org/
- ↑ General electric datasheet 6GH8 and 5GH8
- ↑ Vacuum Tube Valley - Nummer 20 p.23
- ↑ worldtubecompany.com/
- ↑ "Antique Radio Forums • View topic - the lowly 6GH8". https://www.antiqueradios.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=102835.
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