Sometimes it's hard to believe how things evolve so fast.
Just "recently", before the appearance of the solid-state transistor, the king of electronic was the vacuum tube triode.
Today those tubes are still widely used, from HAM radio to Hi-Fi components, and when the time comes for you to replace one of them, it can be hard to find a suitable one. That's why some people decide to make their own vacuum tube triodes.
Let's take a trip down memory lane, as we watch a french amateur radio operator creating a triode from scratch:
Just try to image how you'd stick millions of these things in a few square millimeters, as it happens with modern computer chips. :)
Friday, January 18, 2008
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where is it taken from? machacz1 @ o2.pl
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