How Vacuum Tubes Work (CPARC Talk part 2/2)

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35-minute lecture on vacuum tube operation and theory covering thermionic emission, amplification, and design. Teaches electron physics and historical electronics.

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A 35-minute video from Kenneth Finnegan: “How Vacuum Tubes Work (CPARC Talk part 2/2)”.

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