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585-distamp-operating.jpg | delay line driver distributed amplifier in [[585]] in operation - seven 6DJ8 differential stages | 585-distamp-operating.jpg | delay line driver distributed amplifier in [[585]] in operation - seven 6DJ8 differential stages | ||
6DJ8_BB-Tube.jpg | 6DJ8 Bugle Boy Tube from a 535 | 6DJ8_BB-Tube.jpg | 6DJ8 Bugle Boy Tube from a 535 | ||
Revision as of 17:50, 3 July 2018
The 6DJ8 (European type ECC88) is a dual triode tube with a 6.3 V, 365 mA heater and a B9A (Noval) miniature 9-pin base. The high-reliability version is the 6922 aka E88CC.
With 15 mA of plate current, 90 V plate-to-cathode voltage, and −1.3 V grid-to-cathode, the 6DJ8 provides 12.5 mS of transconductance with a plate resistance of about 2.5 kΩ.
The 6DJ8 is used in many Tektronix instruments of the tube era.
As of 2012, 6DJ8 tubes are still manufactured and used and new old stock (NOS) 6DJ8s can also be obtained easily.
Unfortunately, audiophools love this tube, leading to exaggerated prices and occasional cannibalism of classic Tek gear.
Links
- 6DJ8 / ECC88 / 6922 / E88CC @ radiomuseum.org
- 6DJ8 @ Wikipedia
Data sheet
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6DJ8 tube data
Pictures
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delay line driver distributed amplifier in 585 in operation - seven 6DJ8 differential stages
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6DJ8 Bugle Boy Tube from a 535
