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6J6 and 6J6A are double triodes in a 7-pin (B7G) miniature glass construction,
developed by RCA in New York (USA). It was first registered by RCA in
September 1942, and was re-registered in 1949. The 6J6A was first registered
by General Electric (GE) in 1656 [1].
It contains two identical triodes with a common cathode,
that can be used in parallel or push-pull configuration.
The 6J6 is designed for use in VHF/UHF
RF amplifiers, oscillators and mixers. In mixers it can be used at
frequencies up to 600 MHz.
It is less suitable for AF applications.
The 6J6 was also used in the flip-flop circuit of early IBM computers.
In some (rare) cases, it is used in power supply units.
➤ 6J6 datasheet
➤ 6J6 datasheet (General Electric
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6J6 Basic version 6J6A Cointrolled heater warm-up time 6J6L Long-life version (50,000 hours)
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- ECC91
6Н15П (6N15P) - TS52
- A4434
- 6CC31
- T2M05
5964 Special coating for computer use 6101 Mil-spec variant
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Vf 6.3 V AC/DC If 450 mA Va 150 V Ia 16 mA Vg -10 V Output 3.5 W Manufacturer RCA, GE Dimensions 18 × 52 mm Weight 8 g
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