Radio Broadcast volume 1
Radio Broadcast volume 1
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00 f. O. B. Grand Rapids Style B 120. 00 " " 145. 00 " Style C 160. 00 " " 190. 00 " Ask your dealer for a Universal Radio Cabinet or send your order direct to FRANK LANE COMPANY Woolworth Building, New York City i8o RADIO BROADCAST that they flow in the opposite direction from the direction of the current as it is commonly known. In the vacuum tube, for instance, the current is said to pass from the plate to the filament. In reality it is the electrons that pass from the filament to the plate....
As has been stated all matter contains electrons. These electrons are associated with the atoms of the matter. In some atoms the electrons are bound very firmly to the atom and cannot escape. In atoms of other materials, the electrons are held only loosely to the atom and very readily escape. Materials having electrons loosely bound to the atom are conductors of electricity. That is, if they are subject to an electromotive force (voltage) the electrons will move. One must not think that the same electrons pass all the way through the wire.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
00 f. O. B. Grand Rapids Style B 120. 00 " " 145. 00 " Style C 160. 00 " " 190. 00 " Ask your dealer for a Universal Radio Cabinet or send your order direct to FRANK LANE COMPANY Woolworth Building, New York City i8o RADIO BROADCAST that they flow in the opposite direction from the direction of the current as it is commonly known. In the vacuum tube, for instance, the current is said to pass from the plate to the filament. In reality it is the electrons that pass from the filament to the plate....
As has been stated all matter contains electrons. These electrons are associated with the atoms of the matter. In some atoms the electrons are bound very firmly to the atom and cannot escape. In atoms of other materials, the electrons are held only loosely to the atom and very readily escape. Materials having electrons loosely bound to the atom are conductors of electricity. That is, if they are subject to an electromotive force (voltage) the electrons will move. One must not think that the same electrons pass all the way through the wire.
What to read after Radio Broadcast volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Cooper King to read onlineMoreLess
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