100TH VT-218 Triode Vacuum Tube

Also known as VT-218

Power triode delivering 100W for push-pull and SET designs

TriodeHeater 5 V · 6.3 AUX-4Eimac 1938
Plate dissipation
100W
Max plate voltage
3000V
Transconductance
4.5mA/V
100TH

Characteristics

Datasheet values, once each. Every value cites its sheet.

HeaterDirectly heated

Specifications of 100TH — Heater
Heater voltageVh5 V
Heater currentIh6.3 A

Limiting valuesDatasheet maximum ratings — not to be exceeded

Specifications of 100TH — Limiting values
Plate voltageVa max3000 V
Plate dissipationPa max100 W

Mechanical

Specifications of 100TH — Mechanical
BaseUX-4
RarityRare
Pinout

Small signalDatasheet parameters at the reference operating point — not limits

Specifications of 100TH — Small signal
Transconductance4.5 mA/V
Plate resistance8.4 kΩ
Amplification factor38

Capacitances

Specifications of 100TH — Capacitances
Grid–cathode2.9 pF
Grid–plate2 pF
Plate–cathode0.3 pF

Charactereditorial reading, not a measurement

Specifications of 100TH — Character
Gain38%
Power100%
Drive92%
Linearity81%

datasheet cited · model or editorial reading · catalogue value, no citation attached yet · nothing invented

Using this tube

Applications

  • SET output
  • Push-pull output
Generic triode transmitting (set) stage
PA/public address

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Sources

Manufacturer datasheets

2 manufacturer datasheets cross-checked for 100TH / VT-2182 verified

100TH DatasheetLocal mirror · PDF

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Revision and verification status

Source
Eimac 100TH datasheet (Eitel-McCullough, San Bruno CA)
Reviewed
2026-05-29
Status
DataModelCalc
Model
Ayumi Nakabayashi

Context

The 100TH is a directly-heated triode from Eimac, introduced around 1938. It provides a gain factor (μ) of 38 with 8400Ω plate resistance. Commonly used in transmitting (set) applications. High-mu Eimac transmitting triode. Needs power drive.

History

Introduced
1938
Manufacturer
Eimac
Era
Pre-War
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