E810F 7788 Pentode Vacuum Tube

Also known as 7788

Small-signal pentode for low-noise voltage amplification

PentodeHeater 6.3 V · 0.34 A9-pin NovalPhilips·Valvo 1960
Plate dissipation
5W
Max plate voltage
250V
Max screen voltage
200V
Max cathode current
50mA
Transconductance
50mA/V
E810F

Characteristics

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

HeaterIndirectly heated

Specifications of E810F — Heater
Heater voltageVh6.3 V
Heater currentIh0.34 A

Limiting valuesDatasheet maximum ratings — not to be exceeded

Specifications of E810F — Limiting values
Plate voltageVa max250 V
Screen voltageVg2 max200 V
Plate dissipationPa max5 W
Cathode currentIk max50 mA

Mechanical

Specifications of E810F — Mechanical
Base9-pin Noval
RaritySought-after
Pinout

Small signalDatasheet parameters at the reference operating point — not limits

Specifications of E810F — Small signal
Transconductance50 mA/V
Plate resistance42 kΩ
Amplification factor57

Capacitances

Specifications of E810F — Capacitances
Input14.5 pF
Grid–plate0.036 pF
Output3.5 pF

Charactereditorial reading, not a measurement

Specifications of E810F — Character
Gain57%
Power13%
Drive58%
Linearity72%

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Sources

Manufacturer datasheets

3 manufacturer datasheets cross-checked for E810F / 77883 verified

E810F DatasheetLocal mirror · PDF

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Revision and verification status

Source
Philips·Valvo
Reviewed
2026-05-29
Status
DataModelCalc
Model
under review

Context

The E810F is a indirectly-heated pentode from Philips·Valvo, introduced around 1960. It provides a gain factor (μ) of 57 with 42.0kΩ plate resistance. Commonly used in preamp / driver applications. Frame-grid. Phenomenal transconductance.

History

Introduced
1960
Manufacturer
Philips·Valvo
Era
Late Production
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