Ampera
47 Pentode Vacuum Tube
Pentode2.5V / 1.75AUX-5
Small-signal pentode for low-noise voltage amplification
150
60.0kΩ
2.5mA/V
8.6pF
1.2pF
13.00pF
GAIN100%
POWER8%
DRIVE40%
LINEARITY25%
SPECIFICATIONS
Heater2.5 V · 1.75 A
Max Plate Voltage250 V
Pa max3.1 W
Gain Factor150
gm2.5 mA/V
rp60.0 kΩ
Inter-electrode capacitances
Cgk8.6 pF
Cgp1.2 pF
Cpk13 pF
PinoutUX-5
Era1931
RaritySought-after
Source datasheets
5 manufacturer datasheets cross-checked for 47
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The 47 is a directly-heated pentode from RCA·Sylvania, introduced around 1931. It provides a gain factor (μ) of 150 with 60.0kΩ plate resistance. Commonly used in power/output applications. Earliest power pentode. Pre-octal era output.
APPLICATIONS
Voltage amplifier
Generic pentode power/output stage
HISTORY
Introduced1931ManufacturerRCA·Sylvania
Pre-WarMETRIX TESTER
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