High-powered Radar History 1937-1955 - Klystrons
Discussion of early radar, work by W.C. Hahn, Cy Ramo, then work at General Electric as they perfected the L128 Klystron tube. Rudy Dehn describes the developments of the tube. These UHF tubes were used in broadcast transmission of television as well as high powered radar.
Видео High-powered Radar History 1937-1955 - Klystrons канала EdisonTechCenter
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