Consider the plight of a mid-career or even freshly minted electrical engineer in 1960. He or she was perched precariously between two worlds – the proven, practical, and well-supported world of ...
IN recent years great advances have been made in the use of electronic devices in industries outside the sphere of ‘communications’. Mr. Henney's book should do much to further the advance. The author ...
(1) MR. MYERS is to be complimented on producing the first book on the subject to be published in Great Britain, and a truly comprehensive and readable book. He has spared no pains in bringing the ...
In the Feb. 1 issue, we discussed what you’ll find inside an electron tube and its basic principles of operation. Now let’s talk about how that tube works in an FM radio transmitter. The key to ...
[Segelfam] built his own scanning electron microscope. He based the machine around an old Vidicon tube, a video recording technology that was used in NASA’s unmanned space probes prior the Galileo ...
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Offers a range of light detection solutions, down to photon counting levels, from UV to near IR. Products include photomultiplier tubes, power supplies with low power consumption, signal processing ...
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