Antique radios, Old Time Radios

BF184

ID = 34997

Country:

Germany

Brand:	Telefunken Deutschland (TFK), (Gesellschaft für drahtlose Telegraphie Telefunken mbH
Tube type:	Transistor VHF

Identical to

BF184

Similar Tubes

Normally replaceable-slightly different:

AX1280 ; AX1281 ; AX1282 ; AX1427 ; AX1449 ; BF214 ; BF384 ; CS9011

Different maximum ratings:

BF240

Other base and data slightly different:

2SC464 ; AT318 ; AT321 ; AT322 ; AT323 ; AX1395 ; AX1399 ; BF194 ; BF229 ; BF238 ; BF254

First Source (s)

Mar.1966 : Telefunken-Zeitung

Successor Tubes

BF254

Base	Wires
Was used by	Radio/TV-reception etc.
Filament	Solid State
Description	Aufbau/Material/Pol.: Silizium Planar-Epitaxial NPN; Form/Case/Ooutline: TO-72 Anschlussfolge BECs; Daten: I F: 1 mA; U F: 10 V; U S: <0.74 V; Isp: <50 nA; ß (beta): 70-750; N: 145 mW; Imax: 30 mA; Umax(Ucb): 30 V; Umac(Uce): 20 V; f g: 280 MHz; tmax j: 175 °C. -
Dimensions (WHD) incl. pins / tip	6 x 6 x 6 mm / 0.24 x 0.24 x 0.24 inch
Weight	1 g / 0.04 oz
Information source	-- Collector info (Sammler) KTT 1969/70, Towers ITVL


	BF184: Funktechnik 5/67 Egon Strampe

BF184: Sammlung
Wolfgang Bauer

BF184: TTT Steidle 1981
Günther Stabe

BF184: Telefunken_Halbleiter_1967
Thomas Günzel

Usage in Models

2= 1965 ; 2= 1966? ; 11= 1966 ; 2= 1967?? ; 1= 1967? ; 42= 1967 ; 2= 1968?? ; 7= 1968? ; 41= 1968 ; 7= 1969? ; 38= 1969 ; 4= 1970?? ; 3= 1970? ; 23= 1970 ; 8= 1971 ; 1= 1972? ; 1= 1973? ; 1= 1973 ; 2= 1975 ; 1= 1983?

Quantity of Models at Radiomuseum.org with this tube (valve, valves, valvola, valvole, válvula, lampe):199

Literature "Telefunken Laborbuch V (Taschenbuch dunkelblau)"

Collection of Wilfried Hofmüller (A)

Collection of Jörg Kulbe (D)

Collection of Karlheinz Fischer (D)

Collection of Wolfgang Bauer (A)

Collection of Peter Roggenhofer † 25.4.18 (A)

Documents about this component

BF184 - Zweistufiger 5,5-MHz-Ton-ZF-Verstärker mit dem Silizium-Planar-Transistor BF184

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