Übersetzung für 'vacuum triode' von Englisch nach Deutsch

vacuum triode

Vakuumtriode {f}electr.

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triode

Dreipolröhre {f}electr.

Triode {f}electr.

Werbung

triode hexode

Triode-Hexode {f}electr.RadioTV

double triode

Doppeltriode {f}electr.

miniature triode

Zwergtriode {f}electr.

gas triode

Gastriode {f} [auch: Gas-Triode]electr.

double diode triode

Doppeldiode-Triode {f} [auch: Doppeldiodetriode]electr.

bidirectional triode thyristor

Zweirichtungs­-Thyristortriode {f}electr.

Zweirichtungs­thyristortriode {f}electr.

gas-filled triode

Gastriode {f}electr.

triode AC switch <triac>

Zweirichtungs­thyristortriode {f}electr.

duodiode triode [also: duo-diode triode]

Doppel-Zweipol-Dreipolröhre {f} [Duodiode-Triode]electr.RadioTV

triple triode [e.g. Loewe 3NF vacuum tube]

Dreifachröhre {f} [z. B. Loewe 3NF]tech.

direct current triode sputtering <DC triode sputtering>

DC-Trioden-Sputtern {n}electr.tech.

to vacuum

saugen [staubsaugen]

staubsaugen

Staub saugen

(mit dem Staubsauger) reinigen

vacuum

Leere {f} [Luftleere]

Vakuum {n}

• The Triple-twin was a type of double vacuum triode for audio power amplifiers.
• The miniature RK61/2 thyratron marketed in 1938 was designed specifically to operate like a vacuum triode below its ignition voltage, allowing it to amplify analog signals as a self-quenching superregenerative detector in radio control receivers, and was the major technical development which led to the wartime development of radio-controlled weapons and the parallel development of radio controlled modelling as a hobby.
• An example here is the miniature RK61 thyratron marketed in 1938, which was designed specifically to operate like a vacuum triode below its ignition voltage, allowing it to amplify analog signals as a self-quenching superregenerative detector in radio control receivers, and was the major technical development which led to the wartime development of radio-controlled weapons and the parallel development of radio controlled modelling as a hobby.
• It was the vacuum triode that made practical radio broadcasts a reality.