GMI-90 GMI-90 / ГМИ-90 Tetrode Vacuum Tube
Beam power tetrode rated at 140W for high-power output stages
Source datasheets
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The GMI-90 is a indirectly-heated beam tetrode from Ulyanovsk, introduced around 1972. Commonly used in pulse modulator (transmitting) — not for audio applications. Massive Soviet pulse-modulator beam tetrode (генераторный лучевой тетрод) for radar / high-energy switching. Indirectly-heated oxide cathode (25 V / 6.5–7.8 A); top-cap anode, 6-pin transmitting base; forced-air cooling mandatory; 300 s minimum heat-up. Built at the Ulyanovsk Radio Lamp Plant (УРЛЗ). NOT designed for audio service — listed here for completeness; community SE/PSE conversions exist (Vietnam SUMO 2009, ~25 W/channel) but lack published curves and measurements.
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