Radio Engineering Principles
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This impedance Z will be assumed to include 1 A more general demonstration may be found in Van der Bijl's paper mentioned in a previous note.
174 THREE-ELECTRODE VACUUM TUBE AS AN AMPLIFIER 175 the internal resistance of the battery B, but not the internal plate resistance R of the tube. The grid G is connected to the filament through a battery C which determines the operating point of the tube on the static characteristic curve, and through an alternator D which impresses between the grid and ...the fila- ment the emf.. To be amplified.
In order to facilitate reference, the following letter symbols used are tabulated.
R = internal plate resist- ance of the tube.
E g = instantaneous differ- ence of potential between grid and filament.
E p = instantaneous ' differ- ence of potential between Flo 145 plate and filament.
e g = instantaneous alternating grid emf. E B plate battery emf. E c = grid battery emf.
IP = instantaneous total current in the plate circuit. I n = direct current component of the plate current.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This impedance Z will be assumed to include 1 A more general demonstration may be found in Van der Bijl's paper mentioned in a previous note.
174 THREE-ELECTRODE VACUUM TUBE AS AN AMPLIFIER 175 the internal resistance of the battery B, but not the internal plate resistance R of the tube. The grid G is connected to the filament through a battery C which determines the operating point of the tube on the static characteristic curve, and through an alternator D which impresses between the grid and ...the fila- ment the emf.. To be amplified.
In order to facilitate reference, the following letter symbols used are tabulated.
R = internal plate resist- ance of the tube.
E g = instantaneous differ- ence of potential between grid and filament.
E p = instantaneous ' differ- ence of potential between Flo 145 plate and filament.
e g = instantaneous alternating grid emf. E B plate battery emf. E c = grid battery emf.
IP = instantaneous total current in the plate circuit. I n = direct current component of the plate current.
What to read after Radio Engineering Principles?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henri Lauer to read onlineMoreLess
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