electron tube

Like so many devices, it had its own special electron tubes.

Electron tube can be used to describe either of two things:

His first job was providing mathematical analysis for the design of electron tubes used in radar.

Varian said it would consolidate its traditional electron tube businesses.

His area of expertise was electron tube technology, and specifically light amplification devices for night vision.

A glass-bulb electron tube was used, similar to that held by Moseley in the photo at the top of this article.

An engineer draws a random sample of electron tubes and measures their voltage.

Many of the electron tube components in earlier radars are replaced with solid-state technology.

Krypton-85 was used in cold-cathode voltage regulator electron tubes, such as the type 5651.

It is used in lasers and electron tubes."

What else was there for him to use before the development of the photo tube and the current-amplifying electron tube?

These types may still be referred to as "electron tubes" as they do perform electronic functions.

Three got through to destroy both the hippos of the first attacking wave and one of the electron tubes.

The meshed cylinders are contained within a glass or ceramic vacuum envelope, similar to an electron tube.

Simple solid-state physics devices with many advantages over fragile, hot-running electron tubes.

Robot is crystals and electron tubes.

Tantalum was extensively used in the production of ultra high frequency electron tubes for radio transmitters.

The radio utilized electron tubes and was pressurized to prevent electrical arcing at high altitudes.

This was a dual-gun electron tube.

It consisted of over 4000 electron tubes and used 100 dials and 6000 plug-in connectors to program.

Enormous electron tubes waxed and waned with expectancy and, for a brief while, he thought it was one of his own kind coming near.

NEC started developing electron tubes in 1925.

I'd rather be a mass of electron tubes than a thing like a centipede-oh yes, I've seen that cartoon in yesterday's Chicago Times!

The cylinder's butt was a multi-contact socket like the female receptacle for a hundred-pin electron tube.