Armour Engineer 25
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spark) is then sent through the cell until the potassium is a deep violet in color. After this the hydrogen is pumped out and pure argon gas is introduced at a pressure of .75 mm. The sealing of the tube completes the process of manufacture.
Although the current through the photo- electric cell increases when the light on the cathode increases, the current obtained with such light is very small, not exceeding a few microamperes. To be readily useful, the minute current must be amplified suffi- ...ciently to operate relays, ordinary record- ing and indicating instruments, or other devices. The most commonly used sys- tems employ the three element thermionic amplifier tube similar to the type that is used as a radio amplifier. This type of tube will be referred to as the pliotron.
I i L 4 f?/*>"" Fig. 2.
The fundamental circuit for this amplifi- cation is shown in Fig. 2.
The circuit is so arranged that a change in the photoelectric tube changes the grid voltage of the pliotron. This results in a proportionate change of the pliotron plate current which is strong enough to operate relays, etc.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
spark) is then sent through the cell until the potassium is a deep violet in color. After this the hydrogen is pumped out and pure argon gas is introduced at a pressure of .75 mm. The sealing of the tube completes the process of manufacture.
Although the current through the photo- electric cell increases when the light on the cathode increases, the current obtained with such light is very small, not exceeding a few microamperes. To be readily useful, the minute current must be amplified suffi- ...ciently to operate relays, ordinary record- ing and indicating instruments, or other devices. The most commonly used sys- tems employ the three element thermionic amplifier tube similar to the type that is used as a radio amplifier. This type of tube will be referred to as the pliotron.
I i L 4 f?/*>"" Fig. 2.
The fundamental circuit for this amplifi- cation is shown in Fig. 2.
The circuit is so arranged that a change in the photoelectric tube changes the grid voltage of the pliotron. This results in a proportionate change of the pliotron plate current which is strong enough to operate relays, etc.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Armour Institute of Technology to read onlineMoreLess
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