- μ
- 70
- gm
- 2.5 mA/V
- rp
- 27 kΩ
- Pa
- 1 W
Ampera
ECL82 Pentode Vacuum Tube
Triode + Pentode6.3 V · 0.78 A9-pin Noval2 sectionsAlso known as6BM8
In brief
TriodeTriode
PentodePentode
- μ
- 10
- gm
- 7.5 mA/V
- rp
- 16 kΩ
- Pa
- 7 W
The ECL82-T is a indirectly-heated triode from Philips, introduced around 1955. It provides a gain factor (μ) of 70 with 27.0kΩ plate resistance. Commonly used in preamp applications. Triode section. The ECL82-P is a indirectly-heated pentode from Philips, introduced around 1955. It provides a gain factor (μ) of 10 with 16.0kΩ plate resistance. Commonly used in power applications. Power pentode section.
Limits
| Specification | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Heater | ||
| Heater voltage | 6.3 V | Datasheet |
| Heater current | 0.78 A | Datasheet |
| Specification | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|
| LimitsDatasheet maximum ratings — not to be exceeded | ||
| Max Plate V | 300 V | Datasheet |
| Pa max | 1 W | Datasheet |
Typical operation
Using this tube
APPLICATIONS
Phase splitter
Philips EL3549 recorderTelefunken Opus Hi-Fi
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Sources
Manufacturer datasheets
Triode
Triode-connectedPhilipsDecember 1969 / January 1969 (sheets 1969.12 & 1969.01 ; FP page 1999.08.15)
- Va
- 100 V
- Vg1
- 0 V
- Ia
- 3.5 mA
- gm
- 2.2 mA/V
- µ
- 16
- Ra
- 16 Ω
Pentode
SPICE models
Revision and verification status
- Source
- Philips ECL82/6BM8 datasheet (drtube)
- Reviewed
- 2026-05-29
- Status
- DataModelCalc
- Model
- SPICE model
Context
HISTORY
- Introduced
- 1955
- Manufacturer
- Philips
- Era
- Golden Age
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