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Vacuum tubes

By Spangenberg, Karl R.. 1948 -

Vacuum Tubes

By R. Spangenberg , Karl. New York McGraw-Hill Book Company, Inc 1948 . xvii, 860 p , Introductions (Page-1) Basic Tubes Types (Page-5) Electrons and Ions (Page-19) Electronic Emission Ions (Page-23) Determination of Potential Fields (Page-58) Laws of Electron Motions (Page-97) The Electrostatic Field of triode (Page-125) Space Charge Effects (Page-168) Triode Characteristics (Page-201) Tetrodes (Page-238) Pentodes (Page-266) Noise in Vacuum Tubes (Page-298) Electrostatic Electron Optics (Page-328) Magnetic Lenses (Page-394) Cathode Ray Tubes (Page-412) Ultra High Frequency Effects in Conventional Tubes (Page-475) Velocity Modulated Tubes or Klystrons (Page-527) Magnetron Oscillators (Page-621) Photoelectric Tubes (Page-675) Special Tubes (Page-701) High Vacuum Practice (Page-747) 19 cm.

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Radio valve data; characteristics of 7,000 valves and cathode-ray tubes.

London, Iliffe, 1966 . 230 p. 28 cm..

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How tubes and transistors amplify.

By Gillie, Angelo C. [from old catalog]. USA Englewood Cliffs, N.J 1959 . xvi, 262 p. 25 cm..

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Receiving tube substitution guide book.

By Middleton, Herman Arnold. [from old catalog]. New York, J. F. Rider 1950 . 343 p. 28 cm..

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Power vacuum tubes handbook

By Whitaker, Jerry.C. NEWYORK VAN NOSTRAND 1994 . 609P 0-442-30894-9

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