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0.18A Series-string DC Mains Valves. A Continental idea 1950s Valve Manufacture. Anode pressing 1950s Valve Manufacture. Cathode spraying 1950s Valve Manufacture. EF80 Assembly 1950s Valve Manufacture. Evacuation and testing 1950s Valve Manufacture. Glass tube manufacture 1950s Valve Manufacture. Grid winding 1950s Valve Manufacture. Heater production 1950s Valve Manufacture. Making a pressed glass foot 1950s Valve Manufacture. Manufacture of Tungsten wire 1950s Valve Manufacture. Mica supports 6.3 Volt Valves. Notes on introduction. The 6H6 Diode Family. A sidelight on our exhibits Amplification and Valve Characteristics. Technical article on mu, gm and gain-bandwidth The Anode Bend Detector. A high impedance AM detector. The Azide Process. Technical article on cathode technology Barkhausen-Kurz (B-K) Mode Oscillators. Early Centimetric Wave Generation. Beam Tetrodes and the 807 Developments in power valves. BVA Influence The effect of a cartel in a global market. Catkin Valves A 'blind alley'? Ceramic or Moulded Base Caps? Why choose Ceramic?. Continental Imports of the 1930's DER Valves. Evolution of Early Dull Emitter Valves. Disc Sealed Valves. Also known as Planar valves and Lighthouse Valves. Domestic Rectifiers. Why indirect heating was needed. Early Transmitting Valves. WW1 valve technology. The Early Mullard Naming Convention. The Meaning of AC044. The Ediswan Safety Cap. To avoid HT across the filament. FM Broadcasting and Signal Detection The ratio detector etc. Gated Valves. Linear and pulse modulation combined. The GTY Suffix on Octal Valves. What the Y tells us. Lighthouse Valves. Octal based disc seal valves. Mullard xx5x Series Valves Notes on Mullard's miscellaneous range Rectifiers for Pulse Modulators High voltage devices with low average current. The 'Magic Three' Valves. Standard valves for the modern superhet. The Mullard EF36 and EF37. Evolution to an Audio Classic The Mullard Receiving Valve Naming Convention. How to decode a receiving valve name The Mullard Transmitting & Industrial Valve Naming Convention. How to decode a Mullard Industrial valve name Mullard 'Straight' Screened Pentodes. SP valves from Mullard Mullard's EF86. A world series valve from Mullard Mullard's ECC83. A world series valve from Mullard Mullard's EL34. A world series valve from Mullard Mullard's EL84. A world series valve from Mullard The Nuvistor. A transistor sized valve. Pentagrid Converters. Enter the modern Superhet The Philips-Mullard (PM) Series. The first 'azide' valves Pioneers of HT Rectifiers. A MOV speciality Type Q and type V24 Valves. The first hard vacuum valves designed in Britain Quick Heating Valves. Transmitting valves for mobile use. Quiescent Push-Pull. A more efficient output stage for battery sets. The S625 Valve. The World's first HF screen-grid tetrode. Series Pass Valves. Valves for voltage regulators. Silica Valves. A Mullard speciality Subminiature Valves. War & Peace Television RF Valve Development. The challenge of high bandwidth gain at 45 MHz Thermistors and Heater Chains. Avoiding thermal shock in series heater chains Tuning Indicators. A need to accurately tune superhets. VT Valve Series. UK Post office, RAF and US types. The VT25 A modernised version of the DET1. |