CV1936 Pentode Vacuum Tube

Also known as 6J7 mil

Small-signal pentode for low-noise voltage amplification

PentodeHeater 6.3 V · 0.3 AOctalMullard 1942
Plate dissipation
0.83W
Max plate voltage
300V
Transconductance
1.22mA/V
CV1936

Characteristics

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

HeaterIndirectly heated

Specifications of CV1936 — Heater
Heater voltageVh6.3 V
Heater currentIh0.3 A

Limiting valuesDatasheet maximum ratings — not to be exceeded

Specifications of CV1936 — Limiting values
Plate voltageVa max300 V
Plate dissipationPa max0.83 W

Mechanical

Specifications of CV1936 — Mechanical
BaseOctal
RarityModerate
Pinout

Small signalDatasheet parameters at the reference operating point — not limits

Specifications of CV1936 — Small signal
Transconductance1.22 mA/V

Capacitances

Specifications of CV1936 — Capacitances
Input6 pF
Grid–plate0.005 pF
Output7 pF

Charactereditorial reading, not a measurement

Specifications of CV1936 — Character
Gain0%
Power2%
Drive50%
Linearity75%

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

Using this tube

Applications

  • Voltage amplifier
Generic pentode preamp stage

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Sources

Manufacturer datasheets

CV1936 DatasheetLocal mirror · PDF

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Revision and verification status

Source
audit-eu_a (CLEAN — matches canonical datasheet)
Reviewed
2026-05-09
Status
DataModelCalc
Model
Koren pentode

Context

The CV1936 is a indirectly-heated pentode from Mullard, introduced around 1942. Commonly used in preamp applications. Military 6J7.

History

Introduced
1942
Manufacturer
Mullard
Era
Pre-War
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