-
receiver built with
triode vacuum tubes is the triode's
interelectrode capacitance. The
interelectrode capacitance allows energy in the
output circuit to feedback...
- is
maintained by ions from a hot-plasma
interelectrode region transferred into a cold-plasma
interelectrode region. All the
applications cited above...
- a few
hundred megahertz due to
excessive electron transit time and
interelectrode capacitance. By the 1930s, the
first low-power
microwave vacuum tubes...
-
Parasitic feedback paths inside the
active device itself, such as the
interelectrode capacitance between output and input, make the
device unstable. The...
- of 400–600 MHz, some
circuits may
obtain gain up to
about 900 MHz.
Interelectrode capacitances and
Miller capacitances are
minimized by the
small dimensions...
- were
smaller size, ruggedness,
electromagnetic shielding and
smaller interelectrode capacitance. The 6L6
incorporated an
octal base,
which had been introduced...
- "Planar
Polymer Light-Emitting
Electrochemical Cells with
extremely Large Interelectrode Spacing".
Applied Physics Letters. 83 (15): 3027. Bibcode:2003ApPhL...
-
travel ballistically between electrodes (i.e., no scattering). In the
interelectrode region, the
space charge of any ions is negligible. The
electrons have...
-
frequencies (UHF), the "lighthouse" tube, has a
planar construction to
reduce interelectrode capacitance and lead inductance,
which gives it the
appearance of a...
- 180° of shift. Many
types of
parasitic oscillation are
caused by
small interelectrode capacitances (parasitic capacitance) or
mutual inductance between adjacent...
