Anybody here knows this tube, or better yet, has used it in audio?
datasheet: http://www.mif.pg.gda.pl/homepages/frank/sheets/020/6/6FN5.pdf (in french)
datasheet: http://www.mif.pg.gda.pl/homepages/frank/sheets/020/6/6FN5.pdf (in french)
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Exactly what i'd like to find out..
The data sheet does not tell anything above 200 Vanode and only for 3 screen values, I fear that extrapolation be very approximate !
If you aren't lazy, 2 adjustable power supplies and 3 DVM is just what you need to measure . . . along with pen and paper . . . or a calc sheet
If you aren't lazy, 2 adjustable power supplies and 3 DVM is just what you need to measure . . . along with pen and paper . . . or a calc sheet
Tadaaa!
Left most curve is 0V, from there on i used 5V increments.
Dissipation curve drawn is for 22,6 W (17,6+5) but I believe this tube can handle some more...
Now how do I calculate mu, rp, ideal plate load etc?
Left most curve is 0V, from there on i used 5V increments.
Dissipation curve drawn is for 22,6 W (17,6+5) but I believe this tube can handle some more...
Now how do I calculate mu, rp, ideal plate load etc?
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