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{{Oscilloscope Sidebar |
{{Oscilloscope Sidebar
title=Tektronix 549 |
|manufacturer=Tektronix
summary=30 MHz storage scope |
|series=500-series scopes
image=Tek-549 and d.jpg |
|model=549
caption=Tektronix 549 front |
|summary=30 MHz storage oscilloscope
introduced=1965 |
|image=Tek-549 and d.jpg
discontinued=1974 |
|caption=Tektronix 549 front
manuals=
|introduced=1965
* [[Media:070-0508-00.pdf|549 Instruction]] (PDF)
|discontinued=1974
* [http://w140.com/mmm/tek-549.pdf Tektronix 549 Manual (PDF)]
|designers=Mel Holznagel;Bob Shand;
* [http://bama.edebris.com/manuals/tek/549 549 manual on BAMA ]
|manuals=
* [[Media:070-0508-00.pdf | Tektronix 549 Manual]] (OCR)  
* [https://w140.com/mmm/tek-549.pdf Tektronix 549 Manual]
* [https://bama.edebris.com/manuals/tek/549 Tektronix 549 Manual] @ BAMA


====Maintenance Notes====
====Maintenance Notes====
* [[Media:tek_549_crt_socket_leak.pdf|Maintenance Note: 549 CRT Socket Leakage (PDF, OCR)]]
* [[Media:tek_549_crt_socket_leak.pdf|Maintenance Note: 549 CRT Socket Leakage]] (OCR)
* [[Media:tek_549_note_ringing_1a1.pdf|Maintenance Note: 549 Ringing with 1A1 (PDF, OCR)]]
* [[Media:tek_549_note_ringing_1a1.pdf|Maintenance Note: 549 Ringing with 1A1]] (OCR)


====Data Sheets and Catalogs====
====Data Sheets and Catalogs====
* [[Media:tek_549_catalog.pdf|Tektronix 549 in 1968 Catalog (PDF, OCR)]]
* [[Media:tek_549_catalog.pdf|Tektronix 549 in 1968 Catalog]] (OCR)
* [[Media:tek_549_german_intro.pdf|Tektronix 549 Introduction in German (PDF, OCR)]]
* [[Media:tek_549_german_intro.pdf|Tektronix 549 Introduction in German]] (OCR)
* [[Media:tek_549_Remote_Control_DS.pdf|Tektronix 549 Remote Control Datasheet (PDF, OCR)]]
* [[Media:tek_549_Remote_Control_DS.pdf|Tektronix 549 Remote Control Datasheet]] (OCR)
}}
}}
The '''Tektronix 549''' is the only [[CRT_storage_scope|storage scope]] in the 500 series (except for the [[537]] that never left prototype stage).
The '''Tektronix 549''' is the only [[CRT_storage_scope|storage scope]] in the 500 series (except for the [[537]] that never left prototype stage).


It takes a [[Letter-series_and_1-series_plug-ins|letter-series or 1-series vertical plug-in]].  
It takes a [[Letter-series_and_1-series_plug-ins|letter-series or 1-series vertical plug-in]].  
The 549 was [[introduced in 1966]] and discontinued after 1973.   
The 549 was [[introduced in 1965]] and discontinued after 1973.   
 
The 549 vertical output stage was designed by [[Mel Holznagel]].  [[Bob Shand]] did the mechanical design.


{{BeginSpecs}}
{{BeginSpecs}}
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{{Spec | Rise time | 12 ns }}
{{Spec | Rise time | 12 ns }}
{{Spec | Writing speed | 5 cm/μs }}
{{Spec | Writing speed | 5 cm/μs }}
{{Spec | Line voltage | 104/115/127 or 208/230/254 V<sub>AC</sub> ±10%, selected via primary voltage selector (inside cabinet) and voltage range selector (on rear panel), 50 to 60 Hz }}
{{Spec | Line voltage | 104/115/127 or 208/230/254 V<sub>AC</sub> ±10%, selected via primary voltage selector (inside cabinet) and voltage range selector (on rear panel), 50 to 60 Hz }}
{{Spec | Thermal protection | 65°C (150°F) Automatic resetting [[thermal cutoff]] }}
{{Spec | Thermal protection | 65°C (150°F) Automatic resetting [[thermal cutoff]] }}
{{Spec | Power consumption | 650 W, 750 VA }}
{{Spec | Power consumption | 650 W, 750 VA }}
{{Spec | Size |  43.2 cm × 32.9 cm × 60.7 cm (W/L/H, 13" × 24" × 17")  }}
{{Spec | Size     |  43.2 cm × 32.9 cm × 60.7 cm (W/L/H, 13" × 24" × 17")  }}
{{Spec | Weight | 31 kg (68 lb) }}
{{Spec | Weight   | 31 kg (68 lb) }}
{{Spec | Cooling  | AC Fan }}
{{Spec | Cooling  | AC Fan }}
{{Spec | Construction  | Aluminum alloy chassis, anodized front panel, blue vinyl coated cabinet }}
{{Spec | Accessories  | [[012-0102-00|012-0102-00 remote control cable/switch]] }}
{{EndSpecs}}
{{EndSpecs}}


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to have linear phase response over this same frequency range.   
to have linear phase response over this same frequency range.   


In the 549, this buffer is implemented as follows:  A [[6DJ8]] tube configured as a
In the 549, this buffer is implemented with a [[6DJ8]] cathode follower at the plug-in interface
cathode follower is used at the interface with the plug-in to present a high impedance
driving an NPN BJT differential amplifier at the bottom of a cascode with a [[7119]] tube on top.   
to the plug-in.  This input stage drives an NPN BJT differential amplifier,
which operates at the bottom of a cascode configuration with a [[7119]] tube on top.   
The output of the cascode (the plate of the 7119) drives the [[delay line]].   
The output of the cascode (the plate of the 7119) drives the [[delay line]].   


Since the entire signal path is differential,  
Since the entire signal path is differential, the common-mode voltage does not have to be zero,
the common-mode voltage does not have to be zero, and it is not;
and it is not the differential signal in the delay line rides on 167 volts of DC.   
the differential signal in the delay line rides on 167 volts of DC.   


After the delay line, the signal enters another cascoded differential amplifier with NPN BJTs  
After the delay line, the signal enters another cascoded differential amplifier with NPN BJTs  
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The 549 uses the [[T5490]] CRT which has two storage targets, upper and lower,
The 549 uses the [[T5490]] CRT which has two storage targets, upper and lower,
whose storage mode and erase signals can be controlled independently.
whose storage mode and erase signals can be controlled independently.
There is a remote control cable/switch, part number 012-0102-00 (photo below),
 
that can erase the screen and reset the single sweep. It connects to an  
The [[012-0102-00|012-0102-00 remote control cable/switch]] (also used for [[564B]]) can be used to remotely erase the screen and reset the single sweep.  
[[Amphenol 165 series connectors|Amphenol 165-16 socket]] at the rear top of  
It connects to an [[Amphenol 165 series connectors|Amphenol 165-16 socket]] at the rear top of the scope (see [[549 remote control connector]] for pin-out).
the scope (see [[549 remote control connector]] for pin-out).


===Power Supply===
===Power Supply===
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Line input is connected to main transformer primary via two switches, one inside the chassis to select the 110 V or 230 V range, and another on the rear of the chassis to select Low/Medium/High voltage in either range.
Line input is connected to main transformer primary via two switches, one inside the chassis to select the 110 V or 230 V range, and another on the rear of the chassis to select Low/Medium/High voltage in either range.


Multiple secondary windings feeds diodes for rectification for different voltages. Both center-tap and bridge configuration is used.
Multiple secondary windings feeds diodes for rectification for different voltages. Both center-tap and bridge configuration is used. Transistors and/or tubes are used for regulation.  
Transistors and/or tubes are used for regulation.  


As is common in many Tektronix scopes, all regulated voltages are referred to the negative regulated rail (−150 V in this case) by fixed low-tolerance dividers.  Only the −150 V voltage is trimmed, its reference is a [[5651]] VR tube.  A [[12AX7]] is used as the comparator, three [[12B4]] in parallel are used as series pass tubes. A [[6AU6]] is used as an error amplifier.
As is common in many Tektronix scopes, all regulated voltages are referred to the negative regulated rail (−150 V in this case) by fixed low-tolerance dividers.  Only the −150 V voltage is trimmed, its reference is a [[5651]] VR tube.  A [[12AX7]] is used as the comparator, three [[12B4]] in parallel are used as series pass tubes. A [[6AU6]] is used as an error amplifier.
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The 549 has a 65°C (150°F) [[thermal cutoff]].
The 549 has a 65°C (150°F) [[thermal cutoff]].


The 549 uses a [[120-0423-00]] HV transformer.
The 549 uses a [[120-0423-00]] HV transformer driven by a [[6GF5]] tube from +470 V.
 
===HV Transformer Problem and Replacement===
The HV transformer (part #120-0423-00) uses epoxy impregnation like models 544,545B,546,547,556 and as such suffers the same issue of increasing losses with age unlike the earlier bee's wax transformers. This issue will eventually lead to failure of the HV oscillator circuit resulting in loss of display intensity, blooming and finally vanishing trace. One solution is to use a donor HV transformer out of a 564 storage scope. This was successfully implemented by Morris Odell and Deon Vandenberg however invented by another. A photo is provided below showing the new transformer installed with terminals arbitrarily labelled to help others perform the same task. Looking at the photo the top connections are obvious. The left middle connection goes to the right strip pin 9 (labelled as 9) The bottom section has two connections, one on the left towards the neons(labelled A) this goes to the anode of the driver tube V800 pin 7. The other obscured wire is the bottom left which goes to the 4th pin on the left strip (labelled as 4). Resistor R807 is to be changed from 39k to 47k. Resistor R2 is to be added between the junction of D836 and C842 and R837. (See schematic.) When this is done adjust the HT at the test point to -3700V (R855) and adjust R815 to make the grid voltage -3790V (located at test point labelled TP). To see the new transformer in action click on the bottom youtube link.


==Links==
==Links==
* [https://lazyelectrons.wordpress.com/2018/01/11/tektronix-549-restoration/ Rajesh's Tek 549 Restoration]
* [https://lazyelectrons.wordpress.com/2018/01/11/tektronix-549-restoration/ Rajesh's Tek 549 Restoration] / [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8rWH-uuf60U Video]
* [http://www.radiomuseum.org/forum/tektronix_the_storage_story.html Tektronix, the Storage Story]  (1966) @ radiomuseum.org  
* [http://www.radiomuseum.org/forum/tektronix_the_storage_story.html Tektronix, the Storage Story]  (1966) @ radiomuseum.org  
* A [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1SRtm7eva0A 549 @ YouTube]
* A [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1SRtm7eva0A 549 @ YouTube]
* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D6szONQe1go&t=6s Deon's 549 with 564 HT Transformer]


==Pictures==
==Pictures==
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Tek-549 and d.jpg                | 549 front, earlier round bezel
Tek-549 and d.jpg                | 549 front, earlier round bezel
Tek 549 mt1.jpg                  | 549 front, later rectangular bezel
Tek 549 mt1.jpg                  | 549 front, later rectangular bezel
Tek 549 trace2.jpg              |
Tek-549-front.jpg
Tek 549 trace2.jpg              |  
Tek_549-Front.jpeg              |
Tek_549-Stroage-Ctrl.jpeg        | 549 Storage controls
Tek 549 trace2..jpg              |
Tek 549 trace2..jpg              |
Tek 549 trace.jpg                |
Tek 549 trace.jpg                |
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Tek 549 1a4 1.jpg                |
Tek 549 1a4 1.jpg                |
Tek 549 1a4 2.jpg                |
Tek 549 1a4 2.jpg                |
Tek_549-Rear.jpeg                | 549 Rear 
Tek_549-Line-Range.jpeg          | Line voltage selector           
Tek 549 1a4 3.jpg                |
Tek 549 1a4 3.jpg                |
Tek 549 1a4 4.jpg                |
Tek 549 1a4 4.jpg                |
549_Delayed_Trace.jpg            | B INTEN BY A Trig in 549
549_Delayed_Trace.jpg            | B INTEN BY A Trig in 549
549_Dual_Trace.jpg              | Dual trace display in 549
549_Dual_Trace.jpg              | Dual trace display in 549
</gallery>
Tek 549-1 knob layout.jpg       | 549 knob layout
 
Tek 549 - Electronics 1965-08-23.jpg | 549 ad in Electronics 1965-08-23
===Remote Control===
<gallery>
Tek 012-0102-00.jpg             | 012-0102-00 remote control for 549
Tek 012-0102-00 photo.jpg        | 012-0102-00 remote control for 549
Tek_549-Rempte-2.jpg             | 549 remote control (storage control)
Tek_549-Remote-1.jpg            | 549 remote control rear
</gallery>
</gallery>


===Internal===
===Internal===
<gallery>
<gallery>
Tek_549-LHS.jpeg                | LHS
Tek_549-RHS.jpeg                | RHS
Tek_549-RHS-Timebase.jpeg        | RHS Timebase Ch: Door Open
Tek_549-Top.jpeg                | Top
Tek_549-Under.jpeg              | Underside
Tek_549-V-Amp.jpeg              | 8608 vertical output tubes
549_vert_amp.jpg                | Vertical amp
549_vert_amp.jpg                | Vertical amp
549_Vertical_OP.jpg              | 8608 vertical output tubes
549_Vertical_OP.jpg              | 8608 vertical output tubes
Tek 549 vertamp on.jpg          | 8608 vertical output tubes
Tek 549 vertamp on.jpg          | 8608 vertical output tubes
549 v out.jpg
549_top.jpg                      | Top view
549_top.jpg                      | Top view
549_storage_board.jpg            | Storage board
549_storage_board.jpg            | Storage board
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Wellenkino 549-7.jpg            |
Wellenkino 549-7.jpg            |
Wellenkino 549-6.jpg            |
Wellenkino 549-6.jpg            |
Tek_549-Prim-Sel-Sw.jpeg        | Primary voltage range selector
549_Tubes_ON1.jpg                | LV power supply tubes  
549_Tubes_ON1.jpg                | LV power supply tubes  
549_Tubes_ON.jpg                | LV power supply tubes
549_Tubes_ON.jpg                | LV power supply tubes
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Tek_549-storage_board_Rev_PE.JPG | Storage board Rev "PE"
Tek_549-storage_board_Rev_PE.JPG | Storage board Rev "PE"
</gallery>
</gallery>
===HT Transformer modification===
<gallery>
564 HV Transformer installed in the 549.jpeg  | 564 HV transformer installed in the 549
Schematic of HT transformer modifications.jpeg | Schematic showing other changes required
</gallery>
==Components==
{{Parts|549}}




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[[Category:Introduced in 1966]]
[[Category:Introduced in 1966]]
[[Category:Analog storage scopes]]
[[Category:Analog storage scopes]]
 

Latest revision as of 08:13, 31 January 2024

Tektronix 549
30 MHz storage oscilloscope
Tektronix 549 front

Produced from 1965 to 1974

Manuals
Manuals – Specifications – Links – Pictures

The Tektronix 549 is the only storage scope in the 500 series (except for the 537 that never left prototype stage).

It takes a letter-series or 1-series vertical plug-in. The 549 was introduced in 1965 and discontinued after 1973.

The 549 vertical output stage was designed by Mel Holznagel. Bob Shand did the mechanical design.

Key Specifications

Bandwidth DC to 30 MHz (−3 dB) with fast plug-ins (1A1, 1A2, 1A4, 1A5)
Rise time 12 ns
Writing speed 5 cm/μs
Line voltage 104/115/127 or 208/230/254 VAC ±10%, selected via primary voltage selector (inside cabinet) and voltage range selector (on rear panel), 50 to 60 Hz
Thermal protection 65°C (150°F) Automatic resetting thermal cutoff
Power consumption 650 W, 750 VA
Size 43.2 cm × 32.9 cm × 60.7 cm (W/L/H, 13" × 24" × 17")
Weight 31 kg (68 lb)
Cooling AC Fan
Accessories 012-0102-00 remote control cable/switch

Internals

Mix of Transistors and Tubes

Like many Tek scopes from the period, the 549 uses a mix of transistors and tubes. For example, consider the buffer amplifier in the 549, whose purpose is to interface the high-impedance output of the plug-in with the low-impedance of the 200 ns delay line in the 549. As is usual in oscilloscope vertical circuits, the requirement is to have flat frequency response from DC to the maximum frequency of the scope and to have linear phase response over this same frequency range.

In the 549, this buffer is implemented with a 6DJ8 cathode follower at the plug-in interface driving an NPN BJT differential amplifier at the bottom of a cascode with a 7119 tube on top. The output of the cascode (the plate of the 7119) drives the delay line.

Since the entire signal path is differential, the common-mode voltage does not have to be zero, and it is not – the differential signal in the delay line rides on 167 volts of DC.

After the delay line, the signal enters another cascoded differential amplifier with NPN BJTs on the bottom and a pair of 10-watt 8608 power pentodes on the top whose plates drive the CRT's vertical deflection plates of the CRT through inductive matching/peaking networks.

Non-Distributed Amplifier

The 549 is slightly unusual among 54x-series scopes in that it does not use a distributed vertical amplifier. (Other exceptions include the 545B and 547).

Triggering

Triggering is done using an NPN BJT Schmitt trigger.

Storage

The 549 uses the T5490 CRT which has two storage targets, upper and lower, whose storage mode and erase signals can be controlled independently.

The 012-0102-00 remote control cable/switch (also used for 564B) can be used to remotely erase the screen and reset the single sweep. It connects to an Amphenol 165-16 socket at the rear top of the scope (see 549 remote control connector for pin-out).

Power Supply

The 549's power supply provides regulated outputs of −12.4 V, −150 V, +100 V, +225 V, +300 V, +350 V, and +500 V as well as a +475 V unregulated output.

Line input is connected to main transformer primary via two switches, one inside the chassis to select the 110 V or 230 V range, and another on the rear of the chassis to select Low/Medium/High voltage in either range.

Multiple secondary windings feeds diodes for rectification for different voltages. Both center-tap and bridge configuration is used. Transistors and/or tubes are used for regulation.

As is common in many Tektronix scopes, all regulated voltages are referred to the negative regulated rail (−150 V in this case) by fixed low-tolerance dividers. Only the −150 V voltage is trimmed, its reference is a 5651 VR tube. A 12AX7 is used as the comparator, three 12B4 in parallel are used as series pass tubes. A 6AU6 is used as an error amplifier.

Most other stages replicate the same design, except slight changes in tubes used − the +350 V, +225 V and +100 V regulators employ a 6080 as the pass element.

The −12.4 V regulator is transistor-based.

The 549 power supply uses a 6N030 delay relay (P/N 148-0021-00) to control a relay that switches supply voltages on only after the tubes are warmed up. On power up, only heater voltage is applied to the tubes. After a delay of up to 60 seconds, the thermal delay relay activates the main relay (driven from unregulated +170 V). This also cuts out the delay relay, which can cool down and will be ready to delay again even after a quick interrupt in power input.

The 549 has a 65°C (150°F) thermal cutoff.

The 549 uses a 120-0423-00 HV transformer driven by a 6GF5 tube from +470 V.

HV Transformer Problem and Replacement

The HV transformer (part #120-0423-00) uses epoxy impregnation like models 544,545B,546,547,556 and as such suffers the same issue of increasing losses with age unlike the earlier bee's wax transformers. This issue will eventually lead to failure of the HV oscillator circuit resulting in loss of display intensity, blooming and finally vanishing trace. One solution is to use a donor HV transformer out of a 564 storage scope. This was successfully implemented by Morris Odell and Deon Vandenberg however invented by another. A photo is provided below showing the new transformer installed with terminals arbitrarily labelled to help others perform the same task. Looking at the photo the top connections are obvious. The left middle connection goes to the right strip pin 9 (labelled as 9) The bottom section has two connections, one on the left towards the neons(labelled A) this goes to the anode of the driver tube V800 pin 7. The other obscured wire is the bottom left which goes to the 4th pin on the left strip (labelled as 4). Resistor R807 is to be changed from 39k to 47k. Resistor R2 is to be added between the junction of D836 and C842 and R837. (See schematic.) When this is done adjust the HT at the test point to -3700V (R855) and adjust R815 to make the grid voltage -3790V (located at test point labelled TP). To see the new transformer in action click on the bottom youtube link.

Links

Pictures

Internal

HT Transformer modification

Components

Some Parts Used in the 549

Part Part Number(s) Class Description Used in
120-0423-00 120-0423-00 Discrete component high voltage transformer 549
12AL5 154-0038-00 Vacuum Tube (Double Diode) high-perveance dual diode 3A2 3B2 545 545A 549 N
12AU6 154-0040-00 Vacuum Tube (Pentode) RF pentode 81 112 1L10 1L20 1L60 3L10 512 556 575 545 547 549 581 585 A B C G K H L ML M N O R S Z
12AU7 154-041 154-0041-00 154-0287-00 Vacuum Tube (Dual Triode) dual medium-μ triode 104 104A 122 160 161 162 181 190 310 310A 316 317 3C66 502 502A 507 511A 512 516 517 517A 524 526 535 536 545 545A 545B 547 549 555 561 564 570 575 581 581A 585 585A C D E N Q Hickok 1825
12AX7 154-043 154-0043-00 Vacuum Tube (Dual Triode) dual triode 3C66 513 524 531 531A 535 536 545 545A 545B 546 547 549 555 570 581 581A 585 585A E Q Hickok 1825
12B4 154-044 154-0044-00 Vacuum Tube (Triode) power triode 126 310 310A 316 317 502 502A 524 526 541 541A 535 535A 545 545A 546 547 570 549 551 555 513 581 581A 585 585A
12BY7A 154-047 154-0047-00 Vacuum Tube (Pentode) miniature 6.5 W power pentode 106 163 524 531 533 535 536 541 543 535 545 545A 549 555 75 3A75 3B5
5651 154-052 154-0052-00 154-0288-00 Gas Discharge Tube (Voltage regulator) 87 V voltage reference 128 160 310 310A 502 503 504 511A 512 516 517 524 526 531 531A 535 536 541 541A 543 543A 543B 545 545A 545B 570 549 581 581A 585 585A
6080 154-0056-00 154-0315-00 Vacuum Tube (Dual Triode) dual power triode 132 160 316 317 516 535 535A RM35A 541 541A 535 536 545 545A 545B 546 547 549 565 567 575 581 581A 585 585A
6AL5 154-016 154-0016-00 154-0038-00 Vacuum Tube (Dual Diode) high-perveance dual diode 163 181 190 1M1 310 310A 315 316 317 3B1 3B1S 3B2 3B3 3B5 502 502A 503 511 511A 512 516 517 517A 524 526 535 535A 545 545A 549 551 565 570 581 581A 585 585A C T Telequipment D56 Telequipment S52
6AU6 154-0022-00 157-0073-00 157-0059-00 154-0284-00 Vacuum Tube (Pentode) RF pentode 107 160 181 190 60 2A60 72 3A72 3C66 310 310A 316 317 360 502 502A 506 511 511A 512 513 516 517 517A 524 526 529 RM529 531 531A 535 536 545 545A 546 547 549 555 561 561A 561S 564 565 567 570 575 581 581A 585 585A 80 C CA Q
6BL8 154-0278-00 Vacuum Tube (Triode/Pentode) triode-pentode combo 67 2B67 3B1 3B1S 3B2 3B3 3B4 503 504 506 516 549 561 561A 561S 564 565 567 Telequipment D52 Telequipment D56 Telequipment S31 Telequipment S32 Telequipment S32A Telequipment S51 Telequipment S52
6CL6 154-031 154-0031-00 154-0286-00 Vacuum Tube (Pentode) 7.5 W power pentode 132 310 310A 316 317 515 524 525 531 535 535A 545 545A 545B 549 570 581 581A 585 585A 3A74
6DJ8 154-0187-00 154-0305-00 Vacuum Tube (Dual Triode) dual triode 132 161 310A 316 317 502 502A 503 504 506 515 516 519 526 529 RM529 533 535 536 543 544 545 545A 545B 546 547 549 555 556 561A 561S 564 565 567 581 581A 585 585A 661 1A4 1S1 60 2A60 63 2A63 67 2B67 3A1 3A1S 3A2 3A3 3A6 3A7 72 3A72 75 3A75 4S2 51 3B1 3B1S 3B2 3B3 3B4 3M1 3S76 3T77 3T77A 9A1 9A2 1121 80 81 82 86 B O W Z Telequipment D56 Telequipment S32A Telequipment D52 S-311 Telequipment TD51 Telequipment S52 Telequipment S51 Telequipment Type A TU-4
6GF5 154-0494-00 Vacuum Tube (Pentode) high voltage 9 Watt beam-power pentode 549 556
7119 154-0340-00 Vacuum Tube (Dual Triode) dual triode 067-0532-00 191 3A3 3B4 3B5 516 545B 549 661 Chemtrix 205
8426 Vacuum Tube (Pentode) RF pentode O 545A 547 549 581A 585A
8608 154-0491-00 Vacuum Tube (Pentode) 10-watt power pentode 549 556 3A7
T5490 154-0498-00 CRT direct-view storage CRT 549